The overnight sleeper train to Langkawi from the funding is set to leave at 9:20 pm as well as show up at Arau Station, the stop closest Langkawi, at 8:00am. I’m sure there are other methods to do this however this is exactly how I did it so this is what I’m sharing. So right here it is — a in-depth guide on exactly how to reach Langkawi from Kuala Lumpur flight terminal by overnight sleeper train.
First things first: It would be finest to book in development particularly during height season. If not, well, you can always take your possibilities at KL Sentral.
1. At the airport, take the bus to KL Sentral (RM8).
2. Take the Senandung Langkawi train to Hat Yai, Thailand. Arau station is your stop, the third to the last stop. A second-class upper berth costs (RM34). Again, it leaves at 9:20 pm. If whatever goes as expected, it will reach Arau station at 8am the next day.
The train may be old however the interiors are quite as well as neat. My bed was covered in fresh white sheet as well as there was no nasty odor inside. (The typical restroom is one more story though, however it is nothing that cannot be tolerated.)
Important! DO NOT OVERSLEEP. You may miss your stop!
Inside the overnight sleeper train to Langkawi
3. At the Arau Station, take a short cab trip (RM24) to Kuala Perlis.
4. catch a ferry to Kuah terminal on Langkawi Island. A ferry leaves Kuala Perlis for Langkawi every hour from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm. right here are the routine as well as costs as of August 2013.
Courtesy of langkawi-online.com
Kuala Perlis Jetty
Our ferry!
Kuah Jetty (Kuah Ferry Terminal)
5. exit Kuah terminal as well as take a cab to your hotel. Cab trip costs RM 25.
Enjoy Langkawi!
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