GENTING HIGHLANDS BY BUS

Traveling to Genting Highlands this weekend, here we provide the ways how to go to Genting Highlands by bus. Genting Highlands is widely accessible for all travelers coming from Malaysia or Singapore be it by private or public transport. Not only it offers an affordable option but also a comfortable coach ride together with your family or friends. There is a number of bus operators that provide daily service to and from Genting Highlands. So let’s hop on a bus ride and experience a journey towards a scenic view of rain forest and breath fresh clean air from above.

Genting Highlands Bus Terminal
  1. Where is Genting Highlands
  2. How to go Genting Highltands
    A. Bus From Singapore To Genting Highlands
    B. Bus From Johor Bahru (Larkin) To Genting Highlands
    C. Bus From Kuala Lumpur To Genting Highlands
  3. Best Time to Visit Genting Highlands
  4. Final Thoughts

Where is Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands is is a popular hill resort located in Malaysia, about 50 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur. This hill resort is situated along the Titiwangsa mountain range, with an elevation of around 1,800 meters above sea level. It a great destination for a short getaway, offering a mix of nature, entertainment, and cool weather.

How to go Genting Highlands by Bus

To get to Genting Highlands there are several transportation options, offering a different experience. The resort area is easily accessible and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists looking for a cool escape from the tropical heat of the lowlands. Here are our list of ways to travel from Singapore, Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur.

#1 Singapore To Genting Highlands

Singapore Bus To Genting Highlands

Travelers from Singapore can take the direct bus service to Genting Highlands by most of the bus operators in Singapore. Bus operators are strategically located in different areas in Singapore such as in Golden Mile Complex, Sengkang, Tampines, Boon Lay, and Jurong East.

One-way Ticket Fare: S$40.00
Distance: 415 KM
Estimated Travel : 6 hrs 30 mins
First Bus: 5:30 AM
Last Bus: 11:45 PM
No. Bus Operator: 8

#2 Johor Bahru (Larkin) To Genting Highlands

Larkin Sentral Bus Terminal

Another option for travelers visiting Genting Highlands by Bus is taking from the Larkin Bus Terminal located at Johor Bahru. The one-way ticket fare is half the price compared to taking the bus from Singapore.

One-way Ticket Fare: S$18.00
Distance: 380 KM
Estimated Travel: 5 hrs 30 mins
First Bus: 7:45 AM
Last Bus: 10:00 PM
No. Bus Operator: 3

#3 Kuala Lumpur To Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands By Bus From Pudu Kuala Lumpur

Most visitors who are planning a visit to Genting Highlands, depart from Kuala Lumpur. Aside from the affordable transport, getting to Genting Highlands only takes roughly 1 hour which makes it convenient for most visitors.

One-way Ticket Fare: S$3.00
Distance: 52 KM
Estimated Travel: 1 hr 30 mins
First Bus: 7:30 AM
Last Bus: 9:00 PM
No. Bus Operator: 3

KL BUS TERMINAL TO GENTING HIGHLANDS

1. Pudu Terminal
2. KL Sentral
3. TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan)

Best Tine to Visit Genting Highllands

  • COOL WEATHER (March to May)
    Genting Highlands is known for its cooler, more temperate climate compared to the hot and humid lowlands of Malaysia. The temperature typically ranges between 20°C year-round, which makes it an attractive destination for those seeking a break from the heat.
  • RAINY SEASON (June to October)
    Avoiding the Rainy Season: The rainy season in Malaysia usually lasts from June to October, with the heaviest rainfall typically in September and October. While it can rain at any time of the year, the monsoon season tends to bring more frequent showers, so you may want to avoid this period if you prefer dry weather.

Final Thoughts

Visitors who wish to have a quick visit to Genting Highlands can consider taking a bus. If you are coming from Kuala Lumpur, definitely is must visit the place to consider since it is completely just a short ride.

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A wife and a mother of three toddlers | Previously working as customer service executive in a logistics supply chain | working at home mom. But in spite of this added responsibilities I still find time to travel and explore together with my family.

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