Kuantan is the capital city of Pahang, a state on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The city is famous for its natural beauty, waterfalls, rainforests, architecture, and beaches. TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan) is the main long-distance bus terminal in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is one of the three integrated transport terminals of Kuala Lumpur and is adjacent to BTS (Bandar Tasik Selatan station). Both TBS and BTS have been merged to form the TBS-BTS transport hub.

The bus travel from Kuantan to TBS is the cheapest and most convenient option to take due to the robust bus services. Bus fares have been priced at approximately MYR 24. There are several different offers available when you book your bus ticket on redbus.my. Do visit the website to avail good discounts and cashback options.

The route from Kuantan to TBS is roughly 240 km and the journey takes 3-4 hours depending on the bus type and the route taken. The journey may take longer depending on traffic and weather conditions on the route.

Kuantan to TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan)

There are a number of bus operators plying their buses on the route from Kuantan to TBS such as Transnasional, Konsoritum, Plusliner, Mayang Sari Express, and Jasa Pelangi Ekspres. All these bus services are popular and reputed for the safe and comfortable journey that they have to offer. The buses come in standard or SVIP types of buses and are all fitted with comfortable seats that are well-maintained.

The buses for TBS start from many departure points in Kuantan for the convenience of travelers. The departure points are Terminal Kuantan Sentral, UMP Gambang, Hentian Kuantan, and K.Krai (Dp). A passenger can choose a departure point that’s convenient for them.

Numerous buses run on the route from Kuantan to TBS throughout the day and night at regular intervals. There is a bus for TBS almost every few minutes. And there is no fear of missing the bus as the next one is available within a few minutes.

The first bus from Kuantan to TBS starts at 12:30 am, and the last bus is at 11:59 pm. So, passengers who wish to travel at night have several options.

Things to do in TBS

Malaysia’s busiest bus terminal, or TBS, is made like an airport with numerous facilities to make passengers feel comfortable and relaxed. If one needs to wait for some time or a few hours before they further commute, then there are many options at TBS for them. Some of them are:

• Food Court at TBS has many options from fast food to regular food of various cuisines to satisfy all types of food cravings a passenger might have.
• Hotel Transit Rest & Go are best for passengers who have to wait for a few hours, who are tired and want to catch up on some sleep. Passengers can also get a massage or reflexology (foot massage) done here.
• Rest N Go Exclusive Lounge is the best place to kill some time, to sit and relax in the Gintell massage chairs with preset massage controls.
• VIP Lounge is the area for passengers looking for peace and quiet. This getaway offers ultra-comfort. The area is located away from the general waiting area.
• Luggage Centre & Lockers is a convenient option to use to keep your luggage safe. If you have a few hours before the next stage of your journey, you can visit nearby attractions without the hassle of carrying your luggage by storing it here.

Disclaimer: Bus timings, routes, and fares are subject to change. Please check locally for any last-minute changes.

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