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"From Kuala Lumpur, you can travel to Penang via trains, buses or domesticg flights, whereas Melaka is accessible via buses. Domestic flights to Sabah and Sarawak are available through AirAsia (airasia.com) and Malaysia Airlines (malaysiaairlines.com). To access remote areas like Mulu, take MASwings (maswings.com), a regional airline in East Malaysia, from major cities like Kota Kinabalu in Sabah or Kuching in Sarawak. How to get around The most convenient way to travel around is through Grab, a ride-sharing service similar to Uber. However, ride availability may be limited in remote areas in East Malaysia, so it’s best to arrange a private transfer in advance. In Kuala Lumpur, the LRT and MRT trains connect to major attractions starting from £1 per trip. The intercity bus to Penang and Melaka from Kuala Lumpur costs around £5 to £15 per trip. When to go Malaysia is hot and humid with sudden rain showers all year around. The best months to visit are between May and August when warm weather is ideal for outdoor activities. When visiting Penang and Melaka, prepare for the rainy season between May to September when the south-west monsoon hits. Planning nature getaways and island hopping in East Malaysia? Expect heavy rainfall between November and February due to the north-east monsoon. Taxis are notorious for overcharging tourists, especially in cities like Kuala Lumpur. Use Grab, a ride-sharing service to get around or look up the rates before hopping on a metered taxi. Hawker centres and kopitiams (local coffee shops) are great to enjoy a variety of – extremely affordable – food in one sitting. No tipping is necessary because service charges are included in the bil Sightseeing around Kuala Lumpur Ivy Holidays (ivyholidays.com) can arrange specialised day tours around Kuala Lumpur with visits to the twin towers and other historical landmarks. It also offers day trips to nearby cities like Melaka. Penang in a day Klook (klook.com) offers fuss-free day tours that cover various experiences like visiting Kek Lok Si and Penang Hill or exploring the heritage side of Georgetown on a traditional trishaw"
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"Bus: Rapid Penang (www.rapidpg.com.my) Bus numbers 401, 401A and 401E RM4 and should take roughly 50 minutes"
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