Buses Putrajaya

Kiwitaxi shuttles are the cheapest way for one passenger to get Putrajaya to the city center, resort or any other place where you need to get to.

Top bus routes

Putrajaya → Kuala Lumpur International Airport

~40min

Putrajaya → Kuantan Airport Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah

~4h

Putrajaya → Cherating

~4h

Putrajaya → Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport

~40min

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Why do tourists choose buses and shuttles to get Putrajaya

Buses and shuttles are popular both among tourists and the locals of Malaysia. This kind of transport is suitable for those who travels alone or with a friend; for young people who are familiar with the country and speak its language, as well as for those who need to cut expenses during the holiday.

Advantages of buses and shuttles over other types of public transport

The cheapest variant. Moneywise, a bus ride is either equal to other types of public transport (for example, suburban train), or 5–15% cheaper than any of these options.

Easy to change. A bus brings you to the stop, from which it is easy to get to your destination: in case of a tourist shuttle, it might even bring you to your hotel. Regular buses start off from the large transport hubs of Malaysia in the most popular directions and run through the central districts or the neighbouring towns and resorts. For example, the bus Putrajaya stops at the stop from which it is easy to get to your destination with maximum one change. Kiwitaxi tourist shuttles bring tourists to their holiday destinations, and not just drop them in the city center.

A small excursion during the trip. Buses go slowly and make stops. On some tourist shuttles there are attendants, who help pass the time by telling about the sights.

Disadvantages of buses compared to other types of public transport

Full in rush-hour. Buses are the most available variant, and most of tourists, who are not ready to spend money on taxi, use it. You are likely to travel with your luggage on your knees or even standing. Group shuttles are filled up evenly, so the lack of seats is almost impossible. However, there might be not enough room for the baggage.

Tickets are not always available. The reason is the same — buses in Malaysia are a popular type of transport, so the tickets should be bought in advance as there might not be any on site.