Thank you for uploading this it really reminded me of my journey from Bangkok to KL via Padang Besar right before Covid it was freakin exhausting I barely had sleep in the Thai train it was damn cold, the ride was abit bumpy but I enjoyed every bit of it 🎉
Thank you Emma for this inspiration video, so i will travelling from Bangkok to Singapore but could you help me if i will visit to Penang and Malaka, Kuala Lumpur and Johor, what train and which hotel i can stay max 2 days each city and time and cost of that, Thank you very much
I have been BKK S/Golok but only to get to Perhentian Is border to K baru is bus only as well (or walk its only 30Km! ) why would you go BKK/SNG on a nonstop train journey?
CNR Train bangkok to Hat Yai wasn't overtake your train. But it's closely run with your train which arrive at Hat Yai after your train only 20 minutes per schedule.
There were no bus stop signs, probably no designated bus stops, and no timetables. Many locals were waiting by the side of the road and told me that buses to Kota Bharu stop here. There is a bus terminal nearby, but it's for intercity buses.
@@emmatravelreports Thank you so much for your response. This is so very useful for me as I am also going to Singapore directly from Bangkok by trains (only) also.
0:07 i like your vlog. You should try riding Whoosh in indonesia, the first high speed train in southeast asia with a speed of 350/KMH. There are still many more trains in indonesia that you can make your youtube video. greetings from indonesia, Keep spirit and keep healty😊
Thank you for watching and thanks for kind words ☺️ Now I planning a trip to Indonesia! I'm really looking forward to get on Indonesian train and buses 😀
In the previous video, I took the Special Express CNR train from Bangkok to Hat Yai. This one is a newer train. In this video, I took a train bound for Su-ngai Kolok (East coast of the Malay Peninsula) via Hat Yai. This one is older train.
Wow!!! Thank you for this amazing journey across Southeast Asia! And welcome to Singapore!!!!
Thank you for watching😊
One of the best jourbey in detail. Good job!. Hope to see more video.
Thank you for uploading this it really reminded me of my journey from Bangkok to KL via Padang Besar right before Covid it was freakin exhausting I barely had sleep in the Thai train it was damn cold, the ride was abit bumpy but I enjoyed every bit of it 🎉
Thanks for watching.
And thank you for sharing your memories 😀
It was really bumpy and cold 🥶
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Thank you Emma for this inspiration video, so i will travelling from Bangkok to Singapore but could you help me if i will visit to Penang and Malaka, Kuala Lumpur and Johor, what train and which hotel i can stay max 2 days each city and time and cost of that, Thank you very much
Is this an edit of your other BKK>SIN train video, or is it a seperate journey?
Lovely and very informative video, - Thanks for sharing... Have a nice day!
Thank you very much!😀
I have been BKK S/Golok but only to get to Perhentian Is border to K baru is bus only as well (or walk its only 30Km! )
why would you go BKK/SNG on a nonstop train journey?
I think, the route via Pedang Besar, is less stressful & doesn't involve the change of station, unlike Sungai Kolok
CNR Train bangkok to Hat Yai wasn't overtake your train. But it's closely run with your train which arrive at Hat Yai after your train only 20 minutes per schedule.
Thank you for the great information 🙂
It solved my question! Thank you so much!
I’m surprised why nobody talks about this Singapore to Bangkok (or vice versa) by Eastern & Oriental Expres?
In future.. KTMB long distance travel trains will be replaced with ETS service once completed in 2025.
😂😂😂😂😂 rencana Kereta Cepat Singapura KL batal 😊😊😊😊
@@pradjonohaditomo3616ETS Service isn't HSR darling 😂😂😂
Nice video ❤
Is there a designated bus stop for the 29 line or I can just wait along side the road?
There were no bus stop signs, probably no designated bus stops, and no timetables.
Many locals were waiting by the side of the road and told me that buses to Kota Bharu stop here.
There is a bus terminal nearby, but it's for intercity buses.
@@emmatravelreports Thank you so much for your response. This is so very useful for me as I am also going to Singapore directly from Bangkok by trains (only) also.
Now the ECRL train is still under construction once completed the travel time from Selangor to Kota Bharu only take 4 hours...
That's very interesting!
0:07 i like your vlog. You should try riding Whoosh in indonesia, the first high speed train in southeast asia with a speed of 350/KMH. There are still many more trains in indonesia that you can make your youtube video. greetings from indonesia, Keep spirit and keep healty😊
Thank you for watching and thanks for kind words ☺️
Now I planning a trip to Indonesia!
I'm really looking forward to get on Indonesian train and buses 😀
Is this train different from the train in your previous video?
In the previous video, I took the Special Express CNR train from Bangkok to Hat Yai. This one is a newer train.
In this video, I took a train bound for Su-ngai Kolok (East coast of the Malay Peninsula) via Hat Yai. This one is older train.
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Great video!
Thank you for watching!
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Not good. Very poor continuity. Lacking important information. Learn from Ssm Chuii, Dennis Bunnik and others. Waste of time.