There are many ways to reach Malaysia. Here’s a list that might help you out:

By far, travelling by air is the most preferred way that the majority of the international travellers choose to fly to Malaysia. The flights offer optimal comfortability, convenient and leisurely experience. Top airlines like Air India, Lufthansa, American Airlines and British Airways have daily flights from destinations like Delhi, Dubai, New York and London. The Kuala Lumpur International airport (KLIA) is the busiest in the country. If you are already in Malaysia you can make use of the many domestic flights to shuttle yourself in between cities.

Overland travel is also a much sought after way to reach Malaysia. You can:

• Use rental cars and taxis from neighbouring countries like Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia.
• Use the KTM or Keretapi Tanah Melayu railway network and book train tickets that can bring you to Malaysia.
• You can also drive down yourself if you are already nearby.

Reaching Malaysia by water/sea is the most relaxed and fun way to come in. If you are in countries like Sumatra, Thailand or Indonesia you can take ferries or luxury cruises to Kuala Lumpur. Places like Singapore and Phuket also provide options via water.

Commuting Within Malaysia

A good commute plan is quintessential while in foreign countries. This can not only save time but also money. Additionally, you will be able to gain an authentic experience while amidst the locals. Here are your options while in Malaysia:

• Taxis: Taxis are the most common and comfortable way to travel. They can be found all over the major cities.
• Rental cars: You can rent cars and drive yourself if you please to do so.
• Rental bicycles and e-scooters: You can opt to go green and use rental bicycles and electric scooters as well.
• Metro: You can use the Light Rail Transit and Mass Rapid Transit metro trains to quickly get from point A to B.
• Buses: The public bus network in Malaysia is quite extensive and can help you save a lot of money.
• Ride sharing apps: Apps like Grab are gaining popularity amongst locals and tourists alike.
• Trains: The railway network in Malaysia connects all the major cities and towns.
• Ferries: Being surrounded by water on three sides, ferries are quite common while travelling in-between islands.