For decades, crossing the Johor-Singapore Causeway has been an endurance sport. Whether you are a daily commuter or a weekend traveler heading from Johor Bahru (JB) to Singapore, you have likely suffered through unpredictable traffic, grueling multi-hour queues, and the dreaded double-immigration clearing process. That era is finally coming to an end. With the highly anticipated launch of the Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link , your cross-border commute is shrinking into a predictable, breeze-like journey. Here is everything you need to know about how to travel from JB to Singapore using the brand-new RTS Link , complete with step-by-step instructions and a realistic budget breakdown. What is the RTS Link? The RTS Link is a dedicated, 4-kilometer cross-border rail shuttle connecting Bukit Chagar Station in Johor Bahru (located right next to JB Sentral ) directly to Woodlands North MRT Station in Singapore. Forget about gett...
Have you ever dreamed of walking above a literal sea of clouds? You don’t need a flight to Switzerland for that. Hidden just across the northern border of Malaysia is the Aiyerweng Skywalk (often called the Betong Skywalk), a world-class architectural marvel in Thailand’s Yala Province. For Malaysians, the most scenic and convenient gateway to this "Southern Paradise" is through the sleepy border town of Pengkalan Hulu, Perak . Here is everything you need to know to plan your road trip to the clouds in 2026. Why Go Via Perak? While many travelers enter Thailand via Bukit Kayu Hitam, the Pengkalan Hulu (Malaysia) – Betong (Thailand) border is preferred for those heading specifically to the Skywalk. The route through Perak offers: Shorter distance: You are practically at the doorstep of Betong town once you cross. Less traffic: The border crossing is generally faster and less congested. Scenic vibes: The drive through Upper Perak (Gerik area) is lush and mountainous. Ste...