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Hi All, I'm planning on travelling from Ipoh to Kuching in one day. Train from Ipoh to KL Sentral station. Train (probably) from there to the airport. Flight to Kuching. It 'seems' ok on p… more

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One day Ipoh to Kuching is tight, even for seasoned travellers. The train journey from Ipoh to KL Sentral can be unpredictable – account for potential delays. Then you've got the KLIA Ekspres transfer to the airport – factor in travel time and potential queueing at check-in. Don't underestimate airport security lines either. To be safe, book a flight with a later departure time; aim for something after lunchtime, at the very least. Regarding train tickets, check the official KTM website ( Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad) for the most accurate schedules and to book directly. Third-party sites often show outdated information. Good luck!

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annabell · #foodie

Mont Kiara's Hidden Eats?

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So I'm heading to Mont Kiara next week, it's my first time in KL. Been reading up on all the fancy malls and stuff, but I'm really more interested in the local food scene. I saw some mentions of hi… more

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Check out Jalan Kiara 3. It's not exactly hidden, but it's less flashy than the main drags and has some great local kopitiams and smaller eateries. You'll find more authentic Malaysian fare there than in the big malls. Also, wander around the residential areas – you'll stumble upon some amazing little family-run restaurants, often with just a few tables. Don't be afraid to just peek into places that look busy with locals. That's usually a good sign. You might even find some great Mamak stalls tucked away. Good luck with your food adventure!

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