KL Sentral is Malaysia’s largest transit hub, integrating various transit centres with all public transportation here in Malaysia. KL Sentral has seen many renovations over the years providing greater convenience through the facilities and amenities, minimizing the gap between the various regions in Malaysia. It is also connected to NU Sentral, a shopping mall which offers a pleasant shopping experience with the many famous brands in the market today.
Airport Coach and Era Mesra are two of many operators with a strong presence at this terminal, with routes heading to major destinations such as Singapore, Penang and more on a daily basis.
How to get to KL Sentral?
Opting for an LRT, passengers would have to board a train to KL Sentral LRT station located along the Kelana Jaya line and stroll through KL Sentral’s vast halls before arriving at this bus terminal. Passengers coming from the Ampang line must disembark at Masjid Jamek and interchange to the Kelana Jaya line and board a train headed to KL Sentral.
KTM Komuter passengers can board a train directly to the Komuter station in KL Sentral and make their way over to the bus departure point.
Passengers also have the option of using the monorail as another means of transportation. They must first board a train to Hang Tuah LRT station along the Ampang line, before interchanging to the monorail line, headed to KL Sentral. Upon disembarking, they would have to walk through NU Sentral, to the bus departure point.
MRT passengers should board a train to Muzium Negara and make their way on foot through the halls of KL Sentral to the bus terminal.
Aside from the multiple trains line available, passengers can also board a bus or hail a taxi to said location. Ride-hailing apps are also likely options available as well.