By Air:
The state-of-the-art Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is the main gateway into the country. It is situated in Sepang, about 55km from Kuala Lumpur. Over 40 international airlines fly into the country. Malaysia’s national carrier is Malaysia Airlines which spans about six continents. Malaysia Airlines is complemented by AirAsia, the budget carrier, which operates from the Low Cost Carrier Terminal or LCCT. It is situated about 20km from the KLIA Main Terminal Building.
 
By Sea:
Kuala Lumpur is easily accessible from Port Klang, Malaysia’s largest and busiest port. It is situated about 50km from the city. The Star Cruises Terminal is situated at Westport.
 
By Road:
An excellent road network links Kuala Lumpur to Singapore in the south and Thailand in the north.
 
By Rail:
Kuala Lumpur is linked to Thailand and Singapore via a good rail network. Arriving guests can disembark at the KL Sentral Station, which is the transportation hub for trains, buses and taxis. More information on rail transport can be obtained at www.ktmb.com.my. The city is a stopover destination for the Eastern & Oriental luxury train, which takes visitors from Thailand to Singapore.