Dungun is a beautiful coastal district in the Terengganu state of Malaysia. It was once known as the iron mining town. The Terminal Bersepadu Selatan or TBS is the central bus terminal of Kuala Lumpur. The bus station is more of an airport than a bus station. TBS has Wi-Fi facilities, cafes, shopping sites, ATMs, boutiques, luggage counters, rooms for children, and many other leisure activities. This bus station is in itself a sight for tourists arriving in Malaysia.
The travel distance from Dungun to Terminal Bersepadu Selatan is 364 km by road. The distance can be covered by a bus in about 5 hours. There are 7 major operators plying on the route with a total of 34 trips throughout the day. There is a bus leaving for Terminal Bersepadu Selatan from Dungun every 15 to 30 minutes. There are morning as well as night buses available on this route.
Dungun to TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan)
Many bus operators provide their services on the route from Dungun to Terminal Bersepadu Selatan. The most popular ones include Adam Express, Adik Beradik Express, Darul Iman Express, Maraliner, Transnational, and Utama Express.
The bus fares on this route are almost similar for every operator and range between RM 36 to RM 38. The first bus for the day leaves at midnight and is followed by buses at 12:29 am, 12:49 am and 12:59 am. The last bus departs at 11:59 pm and is provided by Transnational.
Transnational is the most prominent operator on this route given by the frequency and timings of trips offered.
Things to do in and around TBS
Here is a list of things to do in and around TBS:
- Food Court: Indulge in a plethora of cuisines as you will struggle to decide what to eat from the choices at your disposal.
- Baby Care Room: The baby care room is located on levels 2, 3, and 4 where passengers traveling with children can attend to them in the large and spacious facility.
- Hotel Transit Rest & Go: Comfortable bedrooms, clean bathrooms, massage and reflexology, all available here.
- Luggage Counters: There are lockers and luggage counters available if you feel like exploring the terminal without dragging your luggage along.
- Shopping: Start your mini-vacation in Kuala Lumpur at the terminal itself. Shopaholics can delve into clothing and souvenir stores. If not here, there are numerous malls located 20 minutes from the terminal for a better experience. Bukit Bintang is popular for the same.
- Petronas Twin Towers: Hire a local cab and make your way to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. This 375m skyscraper offers an alluring birds-eye view of the city.
- Batu caves: Explore the traditional Hindu Temples built on a limestone structure. These temples offer a perfect getaway from the daily hustle-bustle of life.
To enjoy the bus ride and to have a hassle-free journey in Malaysia, book your tickets with redBus.
Disclaimer: Bus timings, routes, and fares are subject to change. Please check the redBus app or website for any last-minute changes.
