🗺️ How to Get to Bangsar & Bangsar Baru
Bangsar is a vibrant and accessible neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur, well-connected by various modes of transportation. Whether you’re coming from the city center, the airport, or nearby neighborhoods, here’s how you can get here:
🚆 By Train & LRT
1. LRT – Kelana Jaya Line (Putra Line)
- Stop at Bangsar LRT Station
- From the station, Bangsar Baru is about 5 minutes by car/Grab or ~15-20 mins walk.
- Free RapidKL feeder buses (T819, T820) also serve nearby areas.
2. KTM Komuter
- Stop at Kuala Lumpur Station or Mid Valley Station
- From Mid Valley, you can take a short Grab ride or bus into Bangsar Baru.
🚖 By Taxi or Grab
1. Grab (Malaysia’s ride-hailing app – like Uber)
- Widely available and affordable.
- Use the app to enter “Bangsar Baru” or specific venues (e.g., Bangsar Village, Telawi Street).
2. Regular Taxi
- Can be hailed on the street, but Grab is often cheaper and more convenient.
- Always ensure the meter is used.
🚌 By Bus
Several RapidKL buses and feeder buses pass through or near Bangsar.
Popular bus routes:
- T819, T820 – from Bangsar LRT to Bangsar Baru & Lucky Garden
- LRT Feeder Bus – connects nearby LRT stations to Bangsar area
🚶🏻 On Foot
Bangsar Baru is pedestrian-friendly once you’re in the area. Walking between Jalan Telawi, Bangsar Village, and Lucky Garden is easy and safe.
🚗 By Car
Driving to Bangsar is straightforward from Kuala Lumpur city center:
- Use Federal Highway, Jalan Maarof, or NPE (New Pantai Expressway).
- Public parking is available in Bangsar Village I & II, Telawi Streets, and Lucky Garden.
✈️ From the Airport (KLIA/KLIA2)
Option 1: KLIA Ekspres + LRT
- Take KLIA Ekspres to KL Sentral
- Switch to the Kelana Jaya Line and stop at Bangsar LRT
Option 2: Grab Ride (Direct)
- Takes ~45-60 minutes depending on traffic
- Cost: RM60–90 average
💡 Tips for Visitors
- Most signage in KL is in English and Malay.
- Grab is the most reliable transport method for visitors unfamiliar with the area.
- Avoid peak hours (8–10AM, 5–7PM) if possible due to heavy traffic.