The Puduraya Terminal was the main bus terminal in Kuala Lumpur, connecting the city with other cities and towns across Peninsular Malaysia. The terminal underwent a complete make-over and reopened in 2011 with its new name Pudu Sentral. The refurbished terminal now connects with cities and towns in the north-bound route and into Hatyai in southern Thailand.
Pudu Sentral is centrally located in Kuala Lumpur. The nearest Light Rail Transit (LRT) station is Pudu Sentral Station on the Ampang Line, which is just a 5 minutes walk. Slightly further but within walking distance is Pasar Seni Station on the Kelana Jaya Line, which connects with KL Sentral. Arriving passengers preferring taxis, must purchase coupons from the taxi ticketing counters.
Pudu Sentral is centrally located in Kuala Lumpur. The nearest Light Rail Transit (LRT) station is Pudu Sentral Station on the Ampang Line, which is just a 5 minutes walk. Slightly further but within walking distance is Pasar Seni Station on the Kelana Jaya Line, which connects with KL Sentral. Arriving passengers preferring taxis, must purchase coupons from the taxi ticketing counters.
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