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Jurong east to Kuala Lumpur Bus

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The distance between Jurong East and Kuala Lumpur is approximately 356 km however this can vary depending on the route that is taken to reach the city. This distance can be covered in around 4 to 5 hours depending on the bus operator. Most people prefer to make this journey through a bus as it is the most affordable and enjoyable out of the available options.

Jurong East to Kuala Lumpur bus details

In total, around 8 operators provide transport between Jurong East and Kuala Lumpur. Some of the most popular bus companies operating out of this route include Causeway Link, WTS Travel & Tours, and WTS Travel City Holidays. StarMart Express is the largest bus operator in this region.

The first bus between the two cities leaves on 12:45 AM from the Golden Mile Tower and the last bus leaves at 11:59 PM from the same location as well. Most operators include one or two rest stops along the way and the average bus fare for the journey comes around to RM 60.

The drop-off point for most of these operators is TBS terminal and travelers can find access to public transport from this terminal if they wish to travel further into the city.

Things to do in Kuala Lumpur

Here are some things that travelers can do while in the city

• Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve: The Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve offers a unique look into the indigenous wildlife of the country. The reserve is home to serval endangered species of animals.
• Shopping Destinations: Malaysia is considered as one of the biggest shopping destinations around the world as it is home to several large shopping malls.
• Aquaria KLCC: Similar to the wildlife sanctuary located within the city, the Aquaria KLCC is a world-class aquarium housing thousands of different species of aquatic animals.
• National Museum: Those looking to get a better understanding of the history of the country, its culture, and people can take a trip to the National Museum.

You can visit the redBus website or download the user-friendly app for regular updates regarding a bus trip. You can even subscribe to notifications regarding changes in the trip schedule or route change.

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