Ipoh Amanjaya para Melaka Sentral Bus

Ipoh Amanjaya to Melaka sentral Bus

Ipoh Amanjaya is a bus terminal at Ipoh. It is Ipoh’s main bus station. Ipoh is a city in Northwestern Malaysia and is a gateway to Cameron Highlands. It is known for its limestone caves and amazing rock formations. Melaka Sentral is the bus terminal located in Malacca which is an important site in Malacca City and serves two purposes. One, it acts as a terminal for domestic and express buses and two, it houses a number of food courts and restaurants.

The total distance of 360 km between Melaka Sentral and Ipoh Amanjaya can be covered in 4 hours and 58 minutes by bus. The time duration may vary by half an hour depending on traffic conditions. There are 3 major operators serving this route providing a total of 5 trips daily. These include Billion Stars, Cepat Express, and Kesatuan Express, and are the most comfortable and reliable operators.

Ipoh Amanjaya to Melaka Sentral Bus Details

The earliest bus from Ipoh Amanjaya to Melaka Sentral leaves at 12:30 am and the next buses follow at 1:30 am, 11:00 am, and 2:30 pm. There are no evening buses available on this route. The bus ticket fare ranges from RM 32 to RM 50 depending on the operator and bus time. The popular boarding point from Ipoh is the Ipoh Amanjaya bus terminal and the major drop location is the Melaka Sentral bus terminal. There are other routes to travel between Ipoh and Malacca. These include trains, flights, and cars apart from a bus.

Things to do in Melaka Sentral

Malacca city is a place with a rich culture and heritage. Some of the best spots in the city are as below:

• Jonker Street: The night market of Malacca has a street party atmosphere, an array of stalls, peaceful hawkers, and live music.
• St. Paul's Church: This ancestral burial ground to Malacca’s Chinese community is the oldest and largest Chinese graveyard that isn’t located in China. With more than 12,500 graves, it is known as the Chinese Hill.
• Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary: This place is home to a collection of more than 20 reptile species, including snakes, lizards, crocodiles, colorful koi fish, etc. It is also known as Taman Rama-Rama & Reptilia Melaka.
• Menara Taming Sari (Taming Sari Tower): The first and only Gyro Tower in Malaysia, the Taming Sari Tower was officially opened for business on the 18th of April, 2008. About 110 meters above the ground, it offers a 360-degree view of Malacca (Melaka) town.

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Disclaimer: Bus timings, routes, and fares are subject to change. Please check the redBus app or website for any last-minute changes.