PENANG ISLAND
Discover the Pearl of Orient.
On the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Penang Island shines as a historic, cultural, and culinary gem. Its capital, George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, charms visitors with colonial architecture, lively street art, and world-famous cuisine that reflects Malaysia's multicultural spirit.
Across the strait, Butterworth serves as the mainland gateway to the island, offering easy access by the iconic Penang Bridge and by ferry routes.
History CulturePenang is connected to Ipoh, Cameron Highlands and Kuala Lumpur by buses operated by Unititi Express, KKKL Express and Maraliner.
Bus routes to Penang
Alternatively, Butterworth is connected by the KTM Komuter Northern Sector and the KTM ETS West Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Butterworth
And Penang is connected to Butterworth by ferries operated by Penang Port.
Ferry routes to Penang
For more information about travelling by bus and by train, please read our Bus Guide in Malaysia and our Train Guide in Malaysia.
IPOH AND CAMERON HIGHLANDS
Connecting heritage and nature conservation.
Nestled in the lush heart of Malaysia's West Coast, two sites blend rich colonial heritage with a stunning natural environment.
Ipoh is celebrated for its colonial-era architecture and its natural attractions including limestone hills and caves with Buddhist temples built in.
A scenic drive leads to Cameron Highlands. Developed as a mountain hill station under the British administration, the area is draped in tea plantations, orchards, farmlands and misty forests offering travelers a breath of fresh air and a range of adventure treks.
Nature AdventureIpoh is connected to Penang, Butterworth, Cameron Highlands and Kuala Lumpur by buses operated by Unititi Express, KKKL Express, Maraliner and Starmart Express.
Bus routes to Ipoh
Ipoh is also connected by the KTM Komuter Northern Sector and the KTM ETS West Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Ipoh
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Cameron Highlands is connected to Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur by buses operated by Unititi Express.
Bus routes to Cameron Highlands
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THE EAST COAST
Exploring coastlines and rainforests.
The East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia is a region renowned for its lush tropical landscapes and golden beaches. Connecting the region, the scenic "Jungle Train" winds through the rainforest, offering a glimpse into the country's most authentic beauty.
In the north, Kota Bharu and Kuala Besut serve as the gateway to the idyllic Perhentian Islands, where turquoise waters and coral reefs await.
Further south, Jerantut opens the path to Taman Negara national park, one of the world's oldest rainforests, where travelers can explore tropical rainforests aboard river cruises and experience wildlife encounters.
Marine life WildlifeKota Bharu is connected by the KTM Intercity East Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad via Wakaf Bharu.
Train routes to Wakaf Bharu
Kuala Besut is connected to Penang, Butterworth, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur by buses operated by Perdana Express.
Bus routes to Kuala Besut
And Pulau Perhentian is connected to Kuala Besut by ferries operated by Perhentian Boat Services.
Ferry routes to Pulau Perhentian
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Jerantut is connected by the KTM Intercity East Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Jerantut
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THE STRAIT OF MALACCA
A crossroads of cultures and commerce.
The Strait of Malacca has historically been one of the most important maritime routes — a meeting point of civilizations, traders and travelers.
Along its shores, Malacca stands as a living museum of history, where Portuguese forts, Dutch squares, and Chinese shophouses tell stories of centuries of cultural exchange.
Further south, Johor Bahru is the financial and business centre of southern Malaysia and one of the world's busiest land border crossings.
At the southern tip, Singapore shines as a global hub — a city-state where prosperity meets innovation.
History UrbanMalacca is connected to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by buses operated by KKKL Express, Maraliner and Starmart Express.
Bus routes to Malacca
Alternatively, Pulau Sebang is connected by the KTM Komuter Central Sector and the KTM ETS West Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Pulau Sebang, Malacca
And Malacca is connected to Pulau Sebang by local buses and taxis.
For more information about travelling by bus and by train, please read our Bus Guide in Malaysia and our Train Guide in Malaysia.
Johor Bahru is connected to Kuala Lumpur by buses operated by KKKL Express and Maraliner.
Bus routes to Johor Bahru
Johor Bahru is also connected by the KTM ETS West Coast Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Johor Bahru
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Singapore is connected to Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Johor Bahru by buses operated by KKKL Express, Maraliner, Starmart Express and Transtar Travel.
Bus routes to Singapore
Singapore is also connected by the Shuttle Tebrau Line operated by KTM Berhad.
Train routes to Singapore
For more information about travelling by bus and by train, please read our Bus Guide in Malaysia and our Train Guide in Malaysia.