On my journey to Auckland, New Zealand, I have a stop over at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. While heading towards the Immigration desk, I notice a banner that reads “Free 4G service on KLIA Express”. A little googling takes me to this link. KLIA Express connects KL International Airport (KLIA) to KL Sentral and vice versa . . . → Read More: 4G on KLIA Express
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We arrived at KL as the last leg of our journey across Malaysia and Borneo. KL offers excellent connection to and from the LCCT as well as KLIA terminals to the City Center (KL Central). We stayed at Pasar Seni, about a stop from KL Central on LRT (light rail transit). There are quite a . . . → Read More: Malaysia Trip – Kuala Lumpur Like Sabah, Sarawak has its own immigration control whilst respecting the duration of stay established by your arrival stamp in peninsular Malaysia. Sarawak is also a haven for nature enthusiasts. You can fly to Miri and take a DR-72 (twin propeller) MAS Wings flight to Bario (to visit Kelabit Highlands) or Mulu (popular Mulu National . . . → Read More: Malaysia Trip – Sarawak We arrived at Kota Kinabalu, the Capital and coastal City of Sabah. If you are arriving at the Kota Kinabalu Airport, you can take the Public transportation from the Arrivals entrance. At the time of visiting the City, the frequency was said to be once every hour during the day. For RM 1, the Shuttle . . . → Read More: Malaysia Trip – Sabah We took the early morning flight from KL LCCT terminal to Penang. On arrival, Penang offers rental cars (self driven as well as chauffered), taxi and shuttle services. If you plan to spend a week or atleast three days at Penang and intend to use the Rapid Penang Shuttle Service, I would recommend you to . . . → Read More: Malaysia Trip – Penang |
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