KL is at the hub of Malaysia's transport systems. It has the country's main international airport, where you'll have to change if you're flying on to Sarawak or Sabah; buses from all over Peninsular Malaysia converge on one of four bus stations, the train station has connections with Thailand and Singapore, and there are ferries to Sumatra in Indonesia

By air
The ultra-modern Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang is 60km south of the centre. Airport coaches (6am-midnight; every 30min; RM25) leave from the bus station on level 1 and take an hour and a half to get to the...
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Trains
Chinatown is ten minutes' walk north of the main train station . There are two exits: the west-side one on Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin and the east-side one on Jalan Sambathan. The covered walkway on the east side leads down from the station and...
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Buses and long-distance taxis
Most long-distance buses pull into Pudu Raya bus station (tel 03/230 0145) on Jalan Pudu, just to the east of Chinatown. Long-distance taxis also arrive at Pudu Raya, on the second floor above the bus ticket offices. Some buses...
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