Kuala Lumpur to Singapore

You need to take 2 separate trains to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. At the present time there are no direct train services from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. See below for train times and tickets for each of these 2 train journeys and locations map of the different railway stations.

Train 1: Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru


The first stage of the journey is to travel from KL Sentral Station to JB Sentral Station.

TrainKuala LumpurJohor BahruService
952307:5512:15ETS Platinum
932311:1015:20ETS Platinum
942513:4517:55ETS Platinum
953115:1519:35ETS Platinum
953317:3521:55ETS Platinum
944917:5022:30ETS Platinum
953520:0000:20ETS Platinum

Buy Tickets to Johor Bahru


Use the Search Box below to buy your train tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru.

Train 2: Johor Bahru to Singapore


The second stage of the journey by train from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore is take the shuttle train services from Johor Bahru Sentral Station to Woodlands Train Checkpoint in Malaysia.

TrainJohor BahruSingaporeService
ST6105:0005:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST6305:3005:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST6506:0006:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST6706:3006:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST6907:0007:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST7107:3007:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST7308:4508:50Shuttle Tebrau
ST7510:0010:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST7711:3011:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST7912:4512:50Shuttle Tebrau
ST8114:0014:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST8315:1515:20Shuttle Tebrau
ST8516:3016:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST8717:4517:50Shuttle Tebrau
ST8919:0019:05Shuttle Tebrau
ST9120:1520:20Shuttle Tebrau
ST9321:3021:35Shuttle Tebrau
ST9522:4522:50Shuttle Tebrau

Kuala Lumpur Railway Station


The main train station in Kuala Lumpur is KL Sentral Station.

Google Map of KL Sentral Station

Johor Bahru Railway Station


For the second stage of the journey by train from Kuala Lumpur you need to change trains again at Johor Bahru Sentral Station.

Google Map of Johor Bahru Sentral Station

Singapore Railway Station


The arrival point in Singapore is Woodlands Train Checkpoint Railway Station.

Google Map of Woodlands Train Checkpoint Railway Station

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore


The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore was opened in 2007 to house a tooth retrieved from the funeral pyre of the Lord Buddha. The Buddha tooth relic was given to Singapore in 2002 and had previously been kept inside Singapore’s Golden Pagoda Temple.

Buddha Tooth Relic

The relic was found in the ruins of a temple in Mruak-U in Myanmar in 1980. The Buddhist Church in Singapore had forged close links in Buddhists in Myanmar assisting in the construction of new temples in Myanmar and as a consequence of this relationship the religious authorities in Myanmar made a gift of the Buddha tooth relic to Singapore.

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore
Visitor Information

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a 4 storey temple in Singapore’s Chinatown area. The temple also has a museum devoted to the history and culture of Buddhism.

  • Entrance Fee: It’s free to visit the temple.
  • Opening Hours: Every day from 07:00 to 19:00, although the museum and stupa where you can view the relic are only open from 09:00 to 18:00.
Design of the Building

The temple building itself is brilliantly designed and very beautiful. The architectural style is similar to temples from the North of China with design features reminiscent of those from the era of the Tang Dynasty. The choice of using Northern Chinese architecture in the design of the temple makes it stand out in an area where the older buildings were constructed in a style more closely associated with the architecture of Southern China.

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