Kuala Kangsar to Malacca

By train the journey from Kuala Kangsar to Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station is scheduled to take from 4 hours 44 minutes to 5 hours 5 minutes depending upon which train you take. Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station is the closest train station to Malacca City.

Train Times from Kuala Kangsar to Malacca

There are currently 4 trains a day from Kuala Kangsar to Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station.

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Kuala Kangsar Railway Station

Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station

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About Travel to Malacca

Malacca, also known as Melaka, is 39 km by road from Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station.

Travel from the Station to the City

There are two ways to travel from Pulau Sebang/Tampin Railway Station to Malacca city:

• Taxi: A 35 minute journey for which you will be charged RM70 by the taxi drivers who wait outside the railway station. Uber and Grab charge lower prices.
• Bus: Bus services to Malacca depart every hour from the bus stop in front of the car park of the nearby Mydin Pulau Sebang Hypermarket. The bus costs only RM5 but takes around 1 hour 30 minutes to reach Melaka Sentral Bus Station. From Melaka Sentral Bus Station its a further 4 km into Malacca city centre which you can travel to on local bus service number 17.

History of Malacca

Once you do finally make it into Malacca there are plenty of things to see and do. Malacca is a city with 600 years of history controlled by five foreign powers (the Sultan of Singapore, Portuguese, Dutch, English and Japanese) until Malaysia achieved independence in 1957. All of these foreign invaders, except the Japanese who only remained for a short period, left an architectural and cultural mark on the city.

Major Tourist Attractions

The main attractions are all located fairly close to together near Dutch Square, with the banks of the Melaka River lined with colourful small bars and restaurant giving the city centre a cosmopolitan cafe culture scene. Malacca also has a lot of good hotels and shopping opportunities, and for these combined reasons Malacca is one of Malaysia’s most popular tourist centres.