Malaysia is a popular holiday spot for Singaporeans, especially when seeking a quick escape. However, if you opt for flights to nearby destinations like Kuala Lumpur or Malacca, be prepared for expensive ticket prices, even when flying by budget airline. A content creator decided to avoid these surging flight costs by taking an unconventional route to Penang. User Mytravelsyourguide shared...
The video begins with a trip to Johor Bahru via Singapore's public bus service, which costs approximately $2.50.That includes bus 950 from the Woodlands Temporary Bus Interchange, which will lead you to Woodlands Checkpoint.
User Mytravelsyourguide also advised to avoid peak travel times by crossing the Causeway before 6pm to minimise waiting time. The video also mentioned Causeway Link as one of the bus options. A quick search online shows that the fare is $2.60. In the comments section, some netizens expressed concerns about the long travelling time of this unconventional travel journey to Penang.
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