KLIA2 (Terminal 2) to Johor Bahru: Bus, Train, Ferry

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The journey is short and pleasant. Take an early morning bus to avoid traffic and arrive with enough time to explore Johor Bahru.

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✨ Why visit Johor Bahru?

✓ Visit Legoland Malaysia Resort, a theme and water park perfect for families.
✓ Explore the Sultan Abu Bakar Palace and its lush gardens, an architectural masterpiece.
✓ Stroll along historic Tan Hiok Nee Street, discovering traditional shops and cafes.
✓ Savor authentic local cuisine at Pasar Karat night market, a culinary must-see.
✓ Cross the causeway to Singapore for a quick day trip, a unique proximity.

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Recommended stay

2 to 3 nights — To enjoy theme parks and explore local attractions without rush.

☀️ When to visit Johor Bahru?

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June to August or December to February — Drier periods with more pleasant weather for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

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What to do in Johor Bahru?

Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you

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Legoland Malaysia

Asia's first Legoland is located in Johor Bahru and features over 70 attractions, rides and shows. The adjacent water park delights children and adults alike. Lego reproductions of Asian landmarks in Miniland are particularly impressive. A full day of guaranteed fun for the whole family.

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Masjid Abu Bakar — Royal Mosque

Johor's Royal State Mosque is one of Malaysia's most beautiful, built in Victorian Moorish style. Overlooking the Johor Strait, its white silhouette with slender minarets is iconic. Non-Muslims may visit outside prayer times in modest dress to admire its sumptuous interior architecture.

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Jalan Dhoby & JB City Square

Johor Bahru is a must-visit shopping destination for Singaporeans drawn by Malaysian prices up to 50% lower. Jalan Dhoby concentrates local fashion shops and delicious street food. City Square, right at the Causeway exit, offers major brands, restaurants and cinemas in comfortable air-conditioned surroundings.

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Pasar Karat — night flea market

Johor Bahru's Pasar Karat (Rust Market) comes alive in the evening with hundreds of stalls offering antiques, vinyl records, retro gadgets, vintage clothing and all manner of curiosities. The lively, relaxed atmosphere with ubiquitous local food makes it an authentic experience far from shopping malls.

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Danga Bay Waterfront

Danga Bay's waterfront offers a pleasant stroll along the Johor Strait with Singapore visible on the horizon. Seafood restaurants, terrace cafes and a small amusement park enliven this residential and tourist district. At sunset, Singapore's lights spectacularly illuminate the panorama.

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Desaru Coast — beach resort

One hour from Johor Bahru, Desaru Coast is Malaysia's new upmarket beach destination with kilometers of pristine beach, luxury hotels and a world-class water park. Ideal for a relaxing weekend away from the urban buzz, with golf, spa and water sports as a bonus.

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Arulmigu Raja Mariamman Temple

This colorful Hindu temple is one of Johor Bahru's most important, with its 22-metre gopuram (tower) adorned with thousands of divine figurines. Located in the Indian quarter, it is the centre of religious life for the local Tamil community. A dawn visit during morning ceremonies is particularly striking.

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Hello Kitty Land & Angry Birds Park

Johor Bahru is home to two unique theme parks: Hello Kitty Land with its pink decor and Sanrio characters, and the Angry Birds Activity Park with its inflatable adventure structures. Grouped in the Sanrio Hello Kitty Town complex, they form an unmissable stop for families with young children.

⏱️ How long to visit Johor Bahru?

1 to 5 days

For a first discovery of Johor Bahru, plan 2 to 3 days. This will allow you to explore main sites like the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, the city center, and perhaps Legoland. If you have less time, one day is enough for the must-sees. For a deeper immersion including the surroundings or local gastronomy, 4 to 5 days are ideal.

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