Terminal Bus Bersepadu Selatan

I don’t dread travelling with public transport because of this place. Despite the occasional not-​so-​friendly staff behind the counter, everything else is systematic and well maintained. There is a good variety of cafes, fast food chains (subway, kfc, kenny rogers) and kopitiams, so hanging out and waiting for your bus is comfortable. If you don’t wait to spend a dime, the waiting area downstairs is plenty and the air conditioning makes it pleasant. If you want to walk around, there are little boutiques and shoe shops for your itchy browsing.
The working guards are polite and toilets are mostly clean as well. Bus timings are plenty, and now that they have online purchase, try doing it in advance for weekend travels. If not, expect a crowd and lining up to an hour, only to be told that available busses are more than 2 –3 hours later :(
LRT, KTM & Public Bus is just a few minutes walk away.

This has got to be the most efficient transit point next to KL Sentral except BTS is more catered for people going or arriving on busses within Malaysia and Singapore. The main point used to be Pudu but now since this option is now available, it makes it easier for people around selangor to access this place. There is a KTM and a STAR LRT from within Selangor and Negeri Sembilan that goes to and from BTS. You can see a list of busses and boarding time on a big screen (just like at the airport) which makes it super convenient for travellers and not to forget, a big foodcourt area for those waiting to board or kill time.

One of the bus station in Malaysia that have classy looks — give you feelings like in an airport. Whenever i thought about bus station, my old perception would be about slow services, long queue, and messy. My bad perception towards Malaysia bus station has changed after the government put effort to make bus station by dividing it to a few terminal– each terminal has its own gate. Another impressive image — the building itself that gave a look and environment as classy bus station. Counter for ticket are not limited, plus the services is fast too. But i prefer to use e-​ticket to buy my ticket when the counter has a long queue.
See, Malaysia capable to provide almost first class services for the station. Not only the system but also the technology used in this station was so impressive! Looking foward for Hentian Putra, Pudu Station and other local station to be improve and give first class services like Terminal Bersepadu Selatan.
The facilities provided in the station also good. There are food court and some fast food at upstairs. Some convenience store like 7E, ATM, Pos Malaysia etc. The toilet also managed and clean well. Since many tourist travel from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca by using bus or sometimes using KLIA Express as transit. This gives the tourist good perception toward Malaysia transportation services. A big applause for the management for putting the effort to make this station look as good as first class bus station.

Last year was my first time I went to TBS (TERMINAL BERSEPADU SELATAN). This is the place when you drop by to buy ticket to go back to your hometown or the place you studies.
TBS is and advance terminal which is to built to served the south bound busses offering trips like from KL TO MELAKA KL TO JOHOR, KL TO SINGAPORE AND ETC. TBS do provide the air-​conditioning to make the people feels comfortable for their customer. But now TBS is already opened for the north bound too. they can go to Penang they can go to kelantan as well.
TBS is one of the systematic place when you buy the tickets not like PUDU. and the services is quite satisfied. For me they have to provide more sitting for travellers.
how to get to TBS? you can used train LRT, KTM OR THE ERL. you also ca use the LRT to get to the city by stopping at masjid jamek or pasar seni.

I guess many know about Terminal Bus Bersepadu Selatan. It is a bus terminal that brings people to travel in Semananjung Malaysia. Instead of travelling around, most are taking bus at TBS to go back hometown. Well, I just came back from my short trip yesterday and it was my first time to take bus at TBS.
In my opinion, except traveling by bus, I find nothing difference between TBS and airport. It was huger than what I thought it was. And it is very systematic. You can see the digital signboard, stating clearly the bus details and which platform will it be. It also show whether the bus is delay! Gosh! I never see a bus terminal in Malaysia is so high tech! It was impressive!
There are a lot of shops here. You can do shopping while waiting for your bus. And also, every corner will have at least one convenience store. However, the price is slightly higher than the one at other area. You will need to arrive at least half an hour before departure. When you reach TBS, you need to go to counter to get your boarding pass. Then you have to go to the departure hall to wait for your bus. If you are not there when bus arrives, the person in charge will do announcement. Sounds similar to take flight right? That’s why I said it is same like airport.
Another blessing thing in TBS is the parking fee. If you would like to park at TBS, and go for your trip. No worries, you can park your car overnight. And the parking rate is CHEAP! RM4 per day. I parked there for 3 days, it only cost me RM12! Some shopping malls can cost you more than RM12 just for few hours parking. So, RM12 is definitely cheap!
Overall, TBS is a great great great bus terminal! It provides comfortable and cosy place to all guests. Can other bus terminal has the same service too?

Yes? Why selatan? Because this is a point where all buses that covers the south area will accumulate. So how about those buses that go to the north and east Malaysia? Well, those buses will stop at smaller bus station nearby PWTC.
My first impression when I first land my feet here back in 2011 was priceless. I was jaw dropped in awesomeness. Is this a bus station or an airport? The another best part is that this station doesn’t only accumulate buses, but also trains such as KTM, STAR LRT and KLIA express, same goes to the domestic buses and taxis.
It also proven save to left your car/​bike here for few days, but if and only if you parked at the higher level (level ⁴⁄₅). This is because, those levels are authorised with working CCTV and there’s police booth in every level. Cool and save. It’s free for bikes, but it’s RM4/​day for a car.
You can also check this place out via its website
and they also has application for Android and Apple store!
Operating hours: 24 hours (You even sleep here if you missed your bus or catching an early bus. There’s even hotel too upstair!)