Bus From Sibu to Bintulu

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The distance between Bintulu and Sibu by road is more than 200 km. Therefore, many people rely on a Sibu to Bintulu bus to cover this journey. The Sibu to Bintulu bus takes an average duration of 3 hours and 55 minutes to reach the destination. There are 4 regular buses available on this route- two services each from two bus companies. The buses are mainly operational in the early hours or towards noon. The buses have various amenities to keep the passengers comfortable. The online ticket price for a bus from Sibu to Bintulu is usually RM 28. This price may change depending on certain factors. You can easily book bus ticket s online on redBus for this route.

About Sibu

Sibu is a very famous inland area on the island of Borneo in the state of Sarawak. The city is famous for its ports and has an industrial zone dedicated to shipbuilding. It is close to the meeting point between Sungai Igan and Sungai Rajang. Sibu is also rich in history and culture that dates back to the 15th century. Apart from being a center for vehicle assembly, this city is also known for its ports namely Sungai Merah Port and Sibu Port. Given its location in the central part of Sarawak, Sibu is the gateway to Sarawak. This city is one of the most unique cities in Malaysia, and its population is dominated by the Foochow Chinese population.

About Bintulu

Bintulu is a coastal town in Sarawak located in the Northeast of Sibu. It was a fishing village in the 18th century. Now, Bintulu is known for its oil and gas industry. Bintulu is also host to many wood-based industries. It is also a tourist attraction, where many tourists stop here from all over Malaysia. Bintulu is famous among local and foreign tourists. Golden Beach and the International Kite Festival are the main attractions here.

Places to visit in Bintulu

• Similajau National Park : This park is located on the coast, where you can see turtles and even dolphins. Apart from that, there is also a hiking trail that is popular among tourists along with sunset views in the afternoon
• Tua Pek Kong Temple : This temple is a famous cultural destination, where it presents a lot of impressive architecture. This very beautiful temple structure is also decorated with enchanting decorations
• Bintulu Waterfront Promenade : This promenade is close to Bintulu town, and the promenade that spans the length of the beach makes it the longest waterfront in the state. Exciting experiences await tourists who pass through this road, coupled with additional facilities close to it
• Kampung Jepak : Kampung Jepak is a fishing village where you can find various locally made items such as Belacan, Cencaluk, Sago and Terendak (a type of headwear). Tourists can also see how it is produced
• Assyakirin Bintulu Mosque: This mosque is another tourist attraction. It is a very enchanting mosque built with modern architectural features, and equipped with gardens and waterfalls as an added attraction.
  

The Best time to visit Bintulu

Bintulu does not have changing weather seasons, so it is suitable to visit at any time of the year. The average temperature in this town is between 23-32 degrees Celsius. However, Bintulu has two Monsoon seasons with moderate rainfall. The first monsoon starts from May to September and the second from November to March. Meanwhile, December is the busiest month of the year. The best time to visit Bintulu is between July to November where the weather is at a good temperature and the humidity is low – making it the best weather for outdoor activities. Bintulu has high humidity, so summer can be hot and humid.

Popular Bus Companies for Buses from Sibu to Bintulu

• Sungai Merah Bus Bhd
• Eva Express
• Bus Asia 
• MTC Express
  

Boarding and Drop Off Points 

Boarding point in Sibu

• Sibu
• Sibu Bus Terminal

Drop-off Points in Bintulu

• Bintulu
• Bintulu Bus Terminal
  

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