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My first visit to Terminal Amanjaya was about nine months ago. While some people had condemned this terminal as “yet another white elephant”, there’s no denying that it has its purpose, serving the community well in this area. Since its opening in October, 2012, until today, passengers here are given RM5 promotional voucher. For further information about this promotion, call 05-5267818.
During my visit yesterday, the terminal, although modern, spacious and comfortable, was pretty quiet. I actually like the environment because it lacks the chaos and confusion of a busy express bus terminal but it is just too far away from my home. If the express bus terminal in Medan Gopeng is replaced with Terminal Amanjaya, I would strongly oppose. Hehe!
Facilities and services at Terminal Amanjaya include:
*Hotel Transit, Rest & Go – rooms go from RM50 / night, or RM10 / hour.
*bathroom rental at RM6 per entry
*luggage storage at RM3 / entry / day
*laptop rental at RM5 per hour
*foot reflexology at RM25 / 30 minutes
*body massage at RM50 / 60 minutes
Taxi fare (or car rental rate) from Terminal Amanjaya to areas within Ipoh (according to alphabetical order):
Ampang – RM25
Bercham – RM20
Buntong – RM20
Chemor – RM15
Chepor – RM12
Falim – RM20
Gunung Rapat – RM25
Klebang Restu – RM25
Kg. Changkat Larang – RM35
Kg. Pasir Puteh – RM25
Kg. Sri Aman – RM25
Kg. Kuala Pari – RM20
Kg. Manjoi – RM15
Kg. Tasek – RM18
Kg. Ulu Kinta – RM30
Kg. Tawas – RM15
Lahat – RM30
Meru Raya – RM10
Medan Kidd – RM15
Menglembu – RM25
OKA – RM40
Pusat Bandar – RM20
Pengkalan – RM30
Silibin – RM12
Simpang Pulai – RM30
Taman Ipoh – RM15
Taman Cempaka – RM20
Taman Perpaduan – RM25
Tambun – RM20
Tanjung Rambutan – RM30
Taxi fare (or car rental rate) from Terminal Amanjaya to other towns in Perak:
Gopeng – RM49
Kampar – RM68
Mambang Di Awan – RM76
Ayer Kuning – RM86
Langkap – RM115
Teluk Intan – RM140
Hutan Melintang – RM155
Bagan Datoh – RM170
Sabak Bernam – RM185
Kuala Kangsar – RM60
Taiping – RM100
Kemunting – RM120
Bukit Merah – RM120
Parit Buntar – RM150
Pusing – RM35
Tronoh (Nala) – RM55
Tronoh (Mines) – RM83
Seri Iskandar – RM60
Bota Kanan – RM70
Bota Kiri – RM85
Ayer Tawar – RM90
Sitiawan – RM110
Lumut – RM120
Lenggong – RM115
Lawin – RM150
Gerik – RM165
Pengkalan Hulu – RM215
Tapah – RM90
Bidor – RM100
Sungkai – RM120
Slim River – RM145
Behrang – RM165
Tanjung Malim – RM185
Batu Gajah – RM40
Tanjung Tualang – RM70
Kampung Gajah – RM105
Terminal Amanjaya
Add: Bandar Meru Raya, Jelapang, Ipoh
GPS Coordinates: N 04 40.226′ E 101 04.444′
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4 Responses for "Terminal Amanjaya"
Travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh by express bus is only RM17.50 but by taxi from this bus terminal to Taman Cempaka and its surrounding areas is RM20 – RM30.
A frequent shuttle bus from this terminal to Ipoh city and surrounding areas will be most welcome as taking the taxi is expensive and is almost double the bus fare from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh.
It doesn’t make sense and not within the means of a bus passenger.
I also totally agree with Frequent Bus Commuter To Ipoh – it is too expensive and far from the main Ipoh city (New town and Old town).
Not everyone can afford to take a taxi at this expensive rate. They should introduce free shuttle bus or the economy city bus to other areas.
If this new & costly express bus terminal is under-utilized, it will be another waste of taxpayers’ money.
The government should have built such nice & modern building & facilities at the Medan Kidd and Medan Gopeng terminals.
the station has a PerakTransit, city bus platform. so people can take the bus for only RM 2 to medan kidd station.
I prefer taking buses from here than Medan Gopeng as it doesn’t take too long for the bus to get into the highway as it is closer to highway and less cars and traffic lights.
Why send the poor bus passengers to Medan Kidd, where they then have to take another bus to their desired destinations?
Stop the merry-go-round and bring us feeder buses that ply from all directions of Ipoh to Terminal Amanjaya.
The welfare and convenience of poor bus passengers must be taken into consideration.
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