Thursday, 20 March 2014

Public Bus Review - Tapah - Cameron - Kuala Lumpur


Public Bus - Alternative way to travel!

In this post, I would like to share  some info regarding public bus service from Tapah to Tanah Rata (Cameron Highlands) and from Tanah Rata to Kuala Lumpur via Raub. It can be useful information to whom that planning to travel to Cameron Highland.

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Tapah to Tanah Rata


Serviced was provided by Regal Transport. There is only 4 times a day for this service.
The schedule as follow;

8.30 am 10.30 am, 1.30 pm & 4.30pm. 
Fare : MYR 10.00

All bus departed from Tapah Bus Station, located in the heart of Tapah Town.

This journey took about 1 hour 40 minutes using powerful Mercedez Benz bus. Beautiful scenery of forest, native village & tea farm that can be expecting along the journey.  The route is narrow and plenty sharp bend along the way . The bus driver seem competent & really familiar with the route.   













Tanah Rata - Kuala Lumpur  (via Sg Koyan-Raub) - Express



This service is alternative to other express bus that operate Express service between Cameron to KL.
The company that provide this service is Pahang Lin Siong Motor Co Berhad.

This economy service (seating 2+2) 40 pax/bus  is cheaper compare to other bus express which is offer VIP service (combination 2+1 seating) 30 pax/bus.  The fare is MYR 22.40 while other express company will charge MYR 30.00 . Other bus company using old route to Tapah before took PLUS Expressway to Kuala Lumpur.

Pahang Lin Siong's  bus is using new route,(Ringlet-Pos Betau-Sg Koyan) passing native village at Pos Betau before arriving Sg Koyan. Sg Koyan is a Felda's settlement and palm oil plantation is major activity there.     Total time taken to arrive KL by this bus is 4 hours. The bus will stop at Sg Koyan & Raub to pick up another passengers before heading to Kuala Lumpur. At Kuala Lumpur, this bus will called Hentian Pekeliling instead of Puduraya which is called by another bus operator from Cameron.

This service offered once a day at 2.00 pm from Tanah Rata.





    



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