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Updated 25Apr2011 ***
- 0845 train now changed to 0800
- Price increased from $3 to $13! Refer to timetable at end of page.
- JB to SG price no change, still $3
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Following our trip to
Tanjong Pagar Railway station, we embark on our maiden train trip to Johor. (we have only taken MRT and LRTs in Singapore)

We can hear the whistle, and we boarded the 0845 train.
(for short trips, tickets are only on sale on the day itself)
Train is noisy, air is a bit stuffy, but hey, this is a NEW experience :)
Daddy would prefer to have a non-aircondition cabin, so we can smell the dungs, the soot, the "outdoor freshness".

Video : Choo choo setoff !
.... and I see that you bought the Malaysian Difital Photography mag too .... one of the major reasons I go over each month, purely to pick up that magazine!!
ReplyDeleteSo much cheaper eh?
Thanks for visiting my blog too. :-)
haha Leone, definitely not my last trip to Johor. My SG-->Johor blog is now getting more hits too (just like u). thank you :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the info.
ReplyDeletewas just reminding myself recently to go for a walkabout to and around the train station.
:)
hi Kole, take note of train timing, so your kids can "pose" :)
ReplyDeletethanks, just in time. was trying to go there by rail (first time). info was great . gonna try it.
ReplyDeletehi Anonymous, train derail just yesterday. Removed already? Have Fun !
ReplyDeleteHi, can i know whether they stamp our passport in Johore Bahru Sentral or Tg Pagar railway station or Woodland ?
ReplyDeletehi.
ReplyDeleteTanjongPajar (Malaysia side) - only check passport
Woodland (Singapore custom) - only check passport,
and key into computer system
Johor Sentral - In theory should chop. But I am hearing some people say chop, some other say no need. I am also confused. Pls enquire once u disembark at Sentral.
Hi
ReplyDeleteThe Rail Story. A total of 3 episodes, will start telecasting on 14/12/2010 every tuesday, 1030pm, channel 8.
Thankyou
thank you Annoymous for your quick response. I will share this info with friends :)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your guide it was useful to me!
Take note that the train timing has changed refer to http://wikitravel.org/en/Johor_Bahru
and the ticket from tanjong pagar to JB sentral is now $13 lol except for the 7.15am one
hi,
ReplyDeleteglad our post was useful. But $13 ticket is 400% increase, justifiction?
cheers,andy
Hey this is really nice blog.. I would consider ask my hubby to bring my little one along to try ... but she has motion sickness.. hope the ride is not too harsh ..
ReplyDeletenot to worry LovelyLady :) the trainride is actually very smooth, just like MRT :)
ReplyDeletest train stop in JB, opprosite city square still?
ReplyDeleteyes, still the same overhead bridge to City Square
ReplyDeletehi.. are the passports chopped at all for the outbound trip?
ReplyDeleteSG-custom will chop at W'land station.
ReplyDeleteMY-custom will stamp at JB.
If MY-customs forget, it is your duty to highlight to them asap.
hi, I'm planning to take the 1pm train in and return via the 3.39pm train tomo. May I know if there's enough turn around time if I don't shop? I was told we need to alight at the woodlands customs for immigration checks - same place where other bus/coach travellers go to. Is it true? I thought there is a dedicated counter for KTM travellers...
ReplyDeletehi, it takes 50 min to reach JB Sentral, so u can reach there, and buy your tickets 30min before 3:39PM.
ReplyDeleteThere is a dedicated counter for KTM travellers at W'land.
You might want to visit "Fanpage" http://www.facebook.com/thegreencorridor for latest updates.
Thanks Andy :)
ReplyDeleteWell done, Andy & wife!
ReplyDeleteI see your kids will grow to love savouring life as their parents brought them - through travels!
Few years ago, my wife & I brought our teen nephews to Taipei. Once back, they began going out of SG to Msia, HK.. They caught the travel bug (love of life actually we hope ha!) from uncle & aunty!
Thanks for sharing yr rail trip. :-)
hi Dave, u are most welcome. We want our kids to grow up independent, and what better way then to explore the wide world :)
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