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A 4095 meter tall mountain

A 4095 meter tall mountain

Mount Kinabalu is the tallest mountain in Malaysia and the 20th tallest in the World. Mainly because of the biological diversity the mountain is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climbing the mountain is not an easy feat for the untrained; though it will absolutely be one of the best experiences ever. Watching the sun rise in the early morning will definitely make you forget all the hardships you had to endure during the hike up.

Sepilok Orangutan sanctuary

Sepilok Orangutan sanctuary

Sepilok rehabilitation centre is one of the biggest and most well known orangutan sanctuaries in Malaysia. The sanctuary is located nearby Sandakan; the total site is over 43 square kilometer in size. Around 75 orangutans roam free within the forest reserve. During their rehabilitation the animals rely heavy on the help of the people that work at the centre; and also on the donations from tourists. Tourist can snap precious pictures during daily feeding time.

Kinabatangan river cruise

Kinabatangan river cruise

One of the most popular destinations in Sabah is the Kinabatangan River. This river has a length of 560 kilometers and stretches through half of Eastern Sabah. Alongside the riverbanks there is an abundance of wildlife. During a river cruise you will have a chance to spot the rare orangutan, the pygmy elephant, proboscis monkeys and saltwater crocodiles. During night cruises you might spot the leopard cat, numerous sleeping birds, wild boars, snakes and many crocodiles.

Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park

Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park

TAR Marine Park is the perfect place to enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling and light jungle treks. The marine park is made up of five small islands: Gaya, Manukan, Sapi, Sulug and Mamutik. The best beaches and probably also the best corals can be found around Gaya island; the biggest of the five islands. The marine park is only a 20 minute boat trip away from the city of Kota Kinabalu.

Mulu National Park

Mulu National Park

Mulu National Park is the biggest national park in Sarawak. The park is best known for the amazing caves. The Sarawak Chamber is the world's biggest cave chamber. It is said that 40 Boeing 747 aircraft's fit in the cave. Clearwater cave is the world's longest cave with a length of over 110 kilometers. The caves aren't the only highlights at Mulu NP. The amazing pinnacles at Mount Api are absolutely stunning to witness. A visit to Mulu NP will bring your holiday in Malaysia to new heights!

Airport taxi from KLIA to KLCC

When you arrive at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) you have a few options to get to Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC). The popular KLIA Express takes you to KL Sentral (Kuala Lumpur central train station) in 28 minutes. From KLIA it is quite easy to catch the KLIA Express train, but once arrived at KL Sentral you have to walk to the taxi counter and get a (fixed price) taxi to KLCC. Some travelers may find this to be a bit of a hassle, and opt for the more direct solution; the airport taxi from KLIA to KLCC.

Airport Limo is the taxi service that operates from KLIA (Arrival Level). The big Airport Limo taxi counter is easily recognizable.

Airport limo taxi service KLIA

There are 4 types of services. Below are the quotations for each type of services from KLIA to KLCC and from KLCC to KLIA.

Types Luggage Car From KLIA To KLIA
Budget, 4 pax 1 medium bag & 1 small bag Proton Waja RM74.30 RM64.40
Premier, 4 pax 1 large, 1 medium & 1 small bag Proton Perdana / Nissan Sylphy RM102.10 RM77.70
Luxury, 4 pax 2 large bags & 1 medium bag Mercedes-Benz E240 RM199.80 RM150.90
Family, 8 pax 4 large bags & 2 medium bags Kia Pregio / Nissan Urvan RM199.80 RM150.90

 

There is an additional midnight surcharge if you take the service between 12.00 midnight and 6.00 in the morning. Prices vary between RM30 (budget), RM49 (premier) and RM98 (for the luxury and family).

Check out their complete list with rates at the official Airport Limo website.

It is best to buy your taxi tickets at the Ticket Counters at KLIA Main Terminal International and Domestic Arrivals. Airport Limo is unable to process bookings through emails. You can also purchase taxi tickets through the online booking system at their website. For online bookings, please be advised to purchase the ticket no more than 14 days and no less than 2 days prior to the pickup date.

If you need a taxi from KLCC to KLIA, you can call the number 1300-88-8989. If you do not have a phone, just pass the number to the hotel reception clerks and have them call a taxi for you.

Airport Limo (M) Sdn. Bhd. can only provide transfer service from and to KLIA. Please make sure that the flight will land at the KLIA Main Terminal and not at the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) before placing any ticket reservation.

Besides using the taxi service to get to KLCC you can also use them to travel by taxi to places like:

  • Malacca from RM159 onwards
  • Johor Bahru from RM402 onwards
  • Ipoh from RM313 onwards
  • Kuantan from RM362 onwards
  • Kuala Terengganu from RM522 onwards
  • Alor Setar from RM575 onwards
  • Kota Bharu from RM566 onwards
  • Pulau Pinang from RM503 onwards

Though prices are higher than similar methods of transport; the Airport Limo’s are quite spacious and comfortable. Drivers drive safe and cars are in very good shape.

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