Travel by bus
to Singapore has always been the most popular and in demand option, as well
as the same route of taking a bus from Singapore to KL. Thus, you will never
fall short of bus trips from KL to Singapore. Compare with other means of transport
such as budget airline, train, and even driving your own car;traveling
by bus to Singapore is still the much-preferred method for its convenience,
economical and absolute comfortable.
Why
travel by bus and not by flight
One of the main reason why people are
attracted to the bus is the departure point, the departing point of KLIA2 is
almost to 1-hour driving distance away from the city area whereas for the bus
is within the city area. From that idea, we can draw a conclusion that bus is
more convenient in terms of the departing point. The check -in time for the flight
is around 2 hours compared to the bus which is 30 minutes before the departure.
Despite the fact that taking flight can still be faster than coach, still
passengers opt for bus considering the check in time for the bus is a bit
earlier and that the total duration for a bus to Singapore from KL is almost
the same. There is a beautiful environment inside the bus, seats are fully
reclined, and some might even have wifi or TV that offers a lot of comforts.
Fare,
Duration, Notes and Stops
The bus fare from KL to Singapore ranges
from RM50 to RM100 depending on the classes of the bus you wish to book. The
actual standard bus fare is around RM50 unless otherwise. The bus usually takes
around 5 hours to arrive its destination in Singapore unless you are looking at
a unforeseen traffic condition, which could constitute to the bus taking longer
than usual.
In addition, some buses get into Singapore
through Tuas checkpoint thus avoiding heavy traffic, so there could be a smooth
traffic in around 5 hours of the journey. It is, however, important for
passengers to check their bus ticket of their choice since some buses stop at
some point for passengers to break for meal and washroom break as well.
Departure
points in KL
Coaches offer different departure points because of their high demand. It’s utmost important for passengers to choose the coaches that offer convenient departure point that will meet their needs. The most common departure points are One Utama, Subang Parade, Sunway Pyramid, Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, Time Square and Pudu.
There are various ways to enjoy the wonders
in Singapore without necessarily breaking the bank despite the fact that it is
one of the most expensive cities to live in the world.
Where
to stay
You will not run short of affordable hotels
and hostels. Case in points, Geylang tends to have lots of cheap hotel choices
that can meet your budget. However, do take note that such budget hotel usually
do not come with a great environment and might not be family friendly.
In case you want to travel with a family,
it is always advisable to check the overall environment. Airbnb can be a good
option especially when you can rent the whole place to you and your family. It
is important to do a lot of research on the cheapest areas you get
accommodation and compare them and they will help you draw your conclusion.
Where
to eat
Hawkers center is a good place to settle
your cravings for delicious local delights. Remember the famous
Michelin-starred soya sauce chicken rice stall? Hawkers center is exactly where
it sits! The food here is generally below 5 SGD, which is surprisingly
affordable for the living cost in Singapore.
Breakfast being the most important meal of
the day, you’ve got to try the local breakfast shop. There are Ya Kun, Toast
Box and Killiney. Their coffee are amazing, the toast is crispy and the kaya
that goes with the toast is simply delicious. Although these kind of coffee
shop are expected to be more expensive, fret not, one decent meal will not be
more than 10 SGD.
What
to see and do
There various places where we have plenty
of things that for sure they cost money but you may opt to for free such as
attraction site and usual pressures. You’ve not actually seen Singapore until
you come along SkyPark according to Marina Bay. There is a similar place which
looks similar to Marina Bay and it is actually free and that is Roof Terrace
and there are some additional activities like exhibits, concerts, and workshops
and it is good for you to research whether the place is the best for you.
Make sure you visit some ethnic enclaves
such Geylang and Little India and also most interesting things in Singapore
related to the medley of its race and culture as well. You get a mixture of
history and culture by following and downloading from any of the national
heritage. In case you are interested in reading and listening to various guide
and booklet as well, you may easily get from Singapore footprints. In case you
are interested in the Chinese way of life or probably culture or their
methodology have a visit in How Par Villa.
Perhaps your interest might be based on the
nature walk, there are plenty of good places to visit such as Treetop Walk and
Park Walking Trail among others and some which pass through mountains. There
are places that you can get your nature and enjoyment completely free that you
can watch or perhaps join them. In case it’s your first time in Singapore it is
important for you not to forget to visit leisure Island a home of many and
other Singapore universal studies.
Explore
the city on your own and get a good map
There are various places in Singapore that
can be cost savings and others are just free and will not cost you a dime.
Although it seems that going to themed parks are a must but such parks will
burn a hole in your pocket. However, you can always plan ahead and pre-book
your tickets on activities, attractions, tours, and food as well and thus save
time and money.
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