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  • čas přidán 1. 09. 2022
  • Thailand to Singapore by Train (Bangkok - Penang - Kuala Lumpur - Singapore). For full details of the journey here: www.live-less-...
    For more on our life in Thailand and travels in Asia check our website live-less-ordin.... All material is produced by travel bloggers Fanfan and Allan Wilson.

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  • @allanwilson
    @allanwilson  Před rokem +2

    Ful details of the journey here: www.live-less-ordinary.com/thailand-to-singapore-by-train-bangkok/

  • @chaithittichai8915
    @chaithittichai8915 Před rokem +3

    Love this. Brings back fond memories. Thanks Allan.

  • @nildareyes1460
    @nildareyes1460 Před rokem +5

    How much it will cost the travel from.bangkok to malaysia to Singapore via train? Thank you

  • @sumartonohisab1945
    @sumartonohisab1945 Před 6 měsíci +1

    ..... we had gone to K L from Bangkok via Padang besar. ( jan 2023 )

  • @dara9994
    @dara9994 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Diar Sir/Madam How to contact about this the trave

  • @dara9994
    @dara9994 Před 8 měsíci +1

    How to contact and services

  • @Algreniscool
    @Algreniscool Před rokem +2

    How much did you spend for the whole trip from bangkok to singapore?

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem +1

      Would have been under $100US for the full length.

  • @dara9994
    @dara9994 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Diar Sir/Madam how to contact

  • @lkh-xj1ck
    @lkh-xj1ck Před rokem +1

    15:44 Poor ladies didn't bring their umbrella that day...

  • @samtrak1204
    @samtrak1204 Před rokem +1

    How fast are the high speed electric train sets to Kuala Lumpur?

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem +2

      Think the ETS go up to 140 km but it normally sits around the 120 - 130 from what I remember

  • @lkh-xj1ck
    @lkh-xj1ck Před rokem +1

    Actually there is a cross border train service between Malaysia and Singapore, it's called Shuttle Tebrau, resumed their service at June 19, 2022 since they suspended their service during pandemic, available every 30 minutes at the Johor Bahru train station or border crossing you visited in the video, I wonder why you didn't take that train?

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem

      Actually didn’t see that… does it do the same stop at immigration?

    • @lkh-xj1ck
      @lkh-xj1ck Před rokem +1

      @@allanwilson Yes, they stop at the same station and the same building. You can watch this video on how to take the train: czcams.com/video/ADIr6Na6Vmo/video.html

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem +1

      Love that I did the entire journey by train then messed up in the final mile :D might have to start again…

  • @amz8172
    @amz8172 Před rokem +2

    What's a differences ...Thailand trains antic & Msia more modern.......Thailand trains still having sleeping coach as travelling can go for more than 12 hrs while Msia only 4 to 6 hrs so no sleeping coach...

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem

      Pretty much. Malaysia has implemented electric trains (ETS) which cover the major inter city destinations. Unfortunately it doesn’t yet travel the length of the country tho hence the stopover/change to diesel trains at Gemas when travelling south from Kuala Lumpur. At one time the train from Bangkok would continue right through ending at Butterworth but this has unfortunately changed with the new electric rails. I’m not quite certain how many hours it would take from Padang Besar to Johor Bahru but an overnight train maybe likely. I split it up here with stops at both Butterworth and KL along the way.

    • @amz8172
      @amz8172 Před rokem

      @@allanwilson ..yes from gemas to Spore you have to changed as the continuation of this electric train still on the way & maybe will be ready by next year.....

    • @namazlur78
      @namazlur78 Před rokem +1

      @@allanwilson it will soon. The ECRL from Kelantan to port Klang will be completed in 2027. The gov trying to build HSR to singapore hence the Gemas JB line delayed to wait for how it will turn out with the hsr.

    • @lkh-xj1ck
      @lkh-xj1ck Před rokem

      @@namazlur78 About the Gemas-JB part, your infomation is a bit incorrect, the Electrified Double Tracking Project (EDTP) of KTM line between Gemas and Johor Bahru had started construction since 2018 and is expected to complete in 2023 or 2024, it did not get delayed due to HSR except the delay caused by pandemic lockdown. The HSR however has not official confirmed yet, just both side show the "intention" to build it and said they are "studying" it.

  • @b46519
    @b46519 Před rokem +1

    I can't found the train ticket from Hat Yai to Padang Besar. Please help me

    • @allanwilson
      @allanwilson  Před rokem

      You have to buy at the station I’m afraid. It’s a 3rd class Thai train and tbh with Thai trains they can be a bit unreliable.