KLIA Bus tickets
One of the most popular bookings that are made to a singular place in Kuala Lumpur are for KLIA bus tickets. KLIA Bus Station offers bus services to every destination across Malaysia. Located about 50 km from KLIA, Kuala Lumpur is a hotspot for travellers who love sightseeing and food. Kuala Lumpur as a city can be covered in a day and you can cover the major attractions within the city. You can book a bus ticket from KLIA to Melaka, Kuala Lumpur Central, Genting Islands and Johor Bahru from the redBus website.
KLIA is fully equipped with modern amenities like shops, restaurants, parking facilities and car rental facilities. The bus services available at KLIA Bus station provides travellers with transportation to several areas within Malaysia.
Bus Travel to KLIA
Buses are a great way to travel across Malaysia. They are cheap and a convenient mode of transport to explore parts of the city and the surrounding areas too. Whether it is KL Sentral to KLIA or KLIA to Melaka or any of the major routes, you can easily reach KLIA on a bus and save so much money.
Several bus operators like Skybus, Star Shuttle Express, Airport Coach, Bas Malaysia serve the routes to KLIA.
Important Bus Routes to and From KLIA Bus Terminal
Some of the top bus routes to and from KLIA are mentioned below. For more details regarding the KLIA bus schedule visit the redBus website. Some of the popular bus from KLIA are:
- KLIA to Melaka Sentral
- KLIA to Bukit Bintang
- KLIA to Yong Peng
- KLIA to KL Sentral
- KLIA to Kuala Lumpur
- KLIA to Malacca
- KLIA to Johor Bahru
Some of the popular bus routes to KLIA Bus Terminal include:
- KL Sentral to KLIA
- Johor Bahru to KLIA
- Klang to KLIA
- Kuala Lumpur to KLIA
Things to do near KLIA
Popular tourist attractions around KLIA are an ideal tourist destination. From the Petronas twin tower to Batu caves, Kuala Lumpur has a lot to offer the discerning tourist. The fascinating city offers sites with vast expanses of greenery and colorful nightlife too. Listed here are traditional, popular and unconventional getaways Kuala Lumpur has to offer:
- Petronas Twin Tower: One of the tallest building in the world, the twin structures comprises of 88 floors and are joined in the 41st and 42nd floor. The architecture of the building is inspired by Islamic architecture and houses the headquarters of several companies.
- Batu Caves: One of the most frequented attractions, this is a limestone hill that comprises of three major caves and several smaller ones. It is an important religious site for Hindus and is a 100-year-old temple that has idols and statues inside the main caves.
- Bukit Bintang: It is the shopping and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur. It features the prominent retail belt and is home to shopping areas, bars, cafes, al-fresco restaurants and hawker-type street food eateries.
- Dataran Merdeka: Located in the central square of Kuala Lumpur, it is also known as Independence Square. Located in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad building it is an attraction of historical importance as the Malaysian flag was hoisted there on 31 August 1957.
- Menara Kuala Lumpur: This is a communications tower and the 7th tallest free-standing tower in the world. You can go to the top of the tower via a stairwell or an elevator that has a revolving restaurant and offer a panoramic view of the city.
Apart from the above, you can also visit Chinatown which is bustling with dozens of food stalls serving curries and noodles. The Central Market Kuala Lumpur is also a great place to spend time with its traditional arrangement of shops. The stall concept reminisces of the traditional market concept that once existed in Kuala Lumpur.
Disclaimer: Ticket prices, bus availability, and bus timings are subject to change without prior notice. Please download the redBus app or visit the official website to know more!
