Travel to Singapore by train /car /buses

There are many ways to come into Singapore. Apart from air travel, below are some other popular modes of travelling for tourists to visit Singapore.

Travel to Singapore By Train : 

If you are entering Singapore via Malaysia or Thailand, you can take either the normal KTM train or travel in style and comfort with the Eastern & Oriental Express.

KTM Berhad’s Intercity service provides two Day Express trains namely Ekspres Sinaran and Ekspres Rakyat and four Night Express trains namely Senandung Malam, Senandung Langkawi, Ekspres Wau and Ekspres Timuran. These trains ply routes from Kuala Lumpur to Padang Besar, Singapore and also the East Coast up to Tumpat. 

Check the KTM train website for train schedule and fare if you are travelling to Singapore from one of Malaysia's major cities

If you have a bigger budget and more time time, you may wish to experience taking the Eastern & Oriental Express .

Eastern & Oriental Express offers a unique traveling experience where you will be pampered with the finest dining as well as get to enjoy the majestic views across South East Asian landscape.

A 4D/3N journey from Bangkok to Singapore for example, would also includes 2 guided tours at specific historical or scenic sites. However, this mode of traveling comes with a steep price tag of S$3100-S$6000 per person depending on your choice of compartment. Children under 11 years old will enjoy a 20% discount.

 Travel to Singapore by car/ buses :

Another common way of coming into Singapore is by cars /buses. If you are coming from Malaysia, you will enter Singapore via one of the two links. All vehicles will need to pay toll and Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) at checkpoints.

For travelers visiting Singapore from Kuala Lumpur (Capital of Malaysia) or some other major Malaysian cities, you may wish to consider the comfortable VIP coach with seats on the upper deck and sofa lounges at the lower deck. Seats are ergonomically designed for travel comfort. This is one of the low cost travels favored by many.

Be sure to book the bus in advance if you are travelling around the peak periods like Chinese New Year or Public Holidays.

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