16:9 Johor Bahru Comprehensive Guide + 1st Asia Legoland [KonbaTravel]

Hello everyone, welcome back to KonbaTravel. Today, I'm here with a comprehensive 3-day, 3-night guide to exploring Johor Bahru. This guide is packed with detailed information, covering everything from transportation to attractions, ensuring you have a complete and enjoyable experience. From Don Mueang Airport to bus routes, sightseeing spots, and more, this guide has it all! Read on and get ready to embark on your adventure. Johor Bahru is located in southern Malaysia, bordering Singapore with a bridge connecting the two countries. This strategic location allows you to visit Johor Bahru and then seamlessly continue your journey to Singapore, making it a two-in-one travel experience. Speaking of Johor Bahru, the iconic Legoland Malaysia, the first of its kind in Asia, is a must-visit attraction. This guide will not only cover Legoland but also unveil other hidden gems in the city. Are you ready to explore? Let's go!

First, book your flight. It's easy because there are now direct flights from Don Mueang to Johor Bahru operated by AirAsia. The price is not expensive, around 3,000 baht for a round trip. (For this trip, I used my accumulated BIG Points to redeem a free ticket. If you're interested in how I did it, I'll post a step-by-step guide on my page later. It would be too long to explain here, so go like my page and wait for it! ;D)

With tickets in hand,
currency exchanged, and backpacks packed,
it's time to embark on an adventure!
Let's begin our journey at Don Mueang Airport.
Woohoo!

The sentence is already in English and does not require translation.

Upon arrival, I was too lazy to queue. Luckily, AirAsia has Self Check-in, which is very convenient.

Let's take some photos while we wait for our flight to depart.

The plane has arrived! ✈️
My first international trip with KonbaTravel begins now! 🌎
I'm so excited! Let's board the plane! ;D

A two-hour flight isn't that long. I downloaded a movie to watch on my phone, and it was over before I knew it. 55555

00:00 (Malaysia Time)
Arrived at Senai Airport.

Since it's already late, I decided to stay at the hotel in front of the airport.
It's not expensive, 1,500 baht for 4 people, including breakfast.

Feeling sleepy, let's rest first.
In the blink of an eye, it will be morning, and we can explore the city.

Whoosh! It's already morning! 5555
I can see the airport from here, I told you it's very close to the airport!

Breakfast was served downstairs. The triangular-shaped pastry tasted similar to a curry puff filled with chicken. It also resembled scrambled eggs stir-fried with ham. The taste was a bit bland for me, but it was free, so no complaints! With full bellies, we headed into town.

After finishing lunch, we checked out and walked back to the airport. My friends took the bus into the city.

To enter the city by bus, purchase a Causeway Link ticket at the airport hall.
The bus will take you to JB Sentral, the transportation hub of Johor Bahru.
The fare is 8 ringgit per person (approximately 7-8 baht per ringgit).

The journey into the city by car takes approximately 30-40 minutes.

Enjoying the scenery of their country.
From what I can see, it is full of lush greenery. The sun there is not as scorching as it is in our country. 555

We have arrived at JB Sentral, the main transportation hub. From here, you can take buses or trains to various cities, including Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

We took the bus and got off here.

This trip consists of 3 people: me, my friend, and my mother. We walked into JB Sentral to look at the tourist map first.

Hungry anytime, stop by Seven Eleven. 555

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Start your day with a delicious breakfast! Prices are lower than in Thailand, around 10-15 ringgit.

Walking to the information center in JB Sentral, you will see a map of tourist attractions throughout Johor Bahru. It shows you where everything is and what to do. I recommend taking a picture of it and using it to plan your trip. It's easy to get around on foot. As for Legoland, I'll be going there tomorrow.

The text describes a personal experience of finding accommodation in Johor Bahru.

Sentence 1: After deciding where to go for a walk today, the author noticed their accommodation nearby.

Sentence 2: The author expresses surprise and delight at finding their accommodation.

Sentence 3: The author reveals that they will be staying at the Amari Johor Bahru for two nights.

Sentence 4: The author highly recommends the accommodation, emphasizing its quality.

Sentence 5: The author mentions the proximity of the accommodation to JB Sentral, based on information obtained there.

Let's go to the accommodation first so we can leave our bags before going out.
To get to Amari easily, just walk through the Komtar mall.
You can go straight through.

Entering Komtar mall, the air conditioning was cool. 555
There are many shops. In fact, there are many malls in this area.
There is also City Square.
There are many food and beverage stalls.
Including outlet clothing stores. My mother and I bought quite a bit. Haha. 555

Upon exiting Komtar shopping mall,
you will see Amari directly across the street.

Walk past the Zenite building. The hotel entrance is on the other side.

The sentence translates to:

There are chill bars around here that stay open late, so I'm having a drink.

But for now, I'm heading to my accommodation.

I've arrived! This is my first time staying at Amari. I'm going to have to soak it all in. This is a new hotel that just opened. It just celebrated its first anniversary last May.

Take the elevator to the 6th floor to check in, as the lobby is located on this floor.

Refreshing herbal water to quench your thirst while checking in.

I have a room now, "Grand Deluxe Room", a corner room with a balcony.
As for the atmosphere in the room or what activities can be done here,
I will talk about it again later.
Because now I have put my bags down, let me go out and have fun first!!! Hehe

On the first day, we will walk along the street to explore the city.
According to the map we took a picture of (go to the information desk at JB Sentral to take a picture of the tourist map).

Enjoy exploring the city as the sun here is not too hot, and each location is conveniently close to one another.

Atmosphere
The cityscape around City Square

At this crosswalk, even if there are no pedestrians, cars will stop. People around the world are much more disciplined than in Thailand. Haha.

Not far from where I started walking, I came across the first place, the Sri Raja Mariamman Temple.

I lack expertise in art, but the architecture resembles a Hindu temple, which is quite beautiful. It contrasts with the surrounding city buildings.

Follow the path to the next destination.

My mother and her friend stopped to buy orange juice by the side of the road to quench their thirst.

A short walk will lead you to a building prominently marked with the number "1".

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Upon reaching this building, turn left. You will find "The Sultan Ibrahim Building".

It is a Sultanate-style building.
It is one of the important landmarks in Johor Bahru.

Let's go to another place.
The direction is not difficult, look left and right.
Look for the blue mosque.

To the left of the Sultan's building, you will find a blue mosque. Follow the path.

The Blue Indian Mosque, also known as "Masjid India," is located here. I didn't go inside, though. Hahahaha.

From the mosque, walk straight for 50 meters and you will reach the Chinese community. The houses are built in the Chinese style, reminiscent of Yaowarat. They are also known as "Archways."

What are you doing here, being all lovey-dovey? It's making me sick! 555555555
You're really getting on my nerves. Hahahaha

You can open your forehead to take cool photos, haha.

Or take photos with beautiful graffiti.

There is a shop nearby with a long queue, so I went to check it out. It turned out to be a banana cake shop, so I decided to give it a try. The taste was quite good, and it was warm, but not too hot. It was also affordable. If you happen to be passing by, I recommend giving it a try.

Along "Archways" street, there is a place called "The Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum".
It appears to be a historical museum located by the riverside road.
There is an entrance fee,
but I wasn't particularly interested in history, so I didn't go inside.
If anyone has been there, please let me know!

Take cool photos with the local walls.

Oh my, I ran into Amphawa in Malaysia 5555.
Let me tell you, there are a lot of Thai restaurants here.
I guess they must like it.

Let's take a break to watch the ads and take some photos in the middle of the road. 5555555555555

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We walked back to the Sultanate and then walked to the right of the Sultanate building. We found the "Headquarters Of The Johor Military Force". Wow, the military is in charge. 555

Walk straight ahead until you cross this road.
Please be careful!!!

As you cross the street, you will see the next place to visit. The sight of the cross suggests that it is a Christian church, specifically "The Church of Immaculate Conception".

We have arrived! Let's take a look around the church, both inside and out.

I have been to the mosque, I have been to the church, now it's time to go to the Chinese temple. Let's go!

To reach the Chinese temple nestled amidst the concrete jungle of the city, one only needs to follow this path for approximately five minutes.

This is the destination, the Chinese Temple, also known as "The Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple".
It stands in stark contrast to its surroundings, situated right in the heart of the city.

The atmosphere in this Chinese temple is authentically Chinese. You can worship deities and make wishes. Additionally, there are paintings on the walls and doors. I personally like this place very much; it is beautiful in my opinion.

Across from the Chinese temple, you will find "The Sikh Gurdwara Sahib," which is believed to be a Sikh religious site.

After exploring the city extensively, I'm starting to feel a bit weary. It's around 3 pm, so I think I'll head back to my accommodation for a rest before venturing out again in the evening. Fortunately, my accommodation is conveniently located near the Sikh temple, making all the attractions I mentioned today easily accessible on foot.

Having paid for your stay at Amari Johor Bahru, you might be wondering what free activities are available on-site.

Before we head out for dinner tonight, let's take a look at the accommodation.
First of all, there's a library with computers available for use.

In addition, there are free pool tables to play on.

The room has a movie theater with a comfortable beanbag sofa, cool air conditioning, and a great movie selection. It's perfect for relaxing and enjoying a film.

The fitness center and swimming pool will have to wait until the last day before I leave.

I'm tired now, so I'm going to take a nap.

Zzzzzzz…

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The alarm clock rings at 6 pm.

I'm hungry!

So I walked down to the buffet restaurant next to my accommodation in the Zenite building.

It's right next to the 7-Eleven.

I apologize, I'm not sure of the restaurant's name, but I believe it's Guoma Steamboat.

This place offers a wide variety of seafood, meat, pork, desserts, and shrimp.

(They lack seafood dipping sauce, so I recommend bringing your own for an extra delicious experience!)

The food is incredibly delicious, and the prices are very reasonable.

The price includes service and everything else, averaging around 46-47 ringgit per person (approximately 300-400 baht). - The receipt is for 3 people.

After dinner, let's take a walk to digest. Johor Bahru at night. Walk around City Square and Komtar malls, which are right next to each other.

I took a short walk around the mall and then went for a stroll on the street.
It was near the area I walked through in the morning, close to what looked like a Hindu temple.
(Please be careful with your valuables!)
Personally, I found it a bit scary, with lots of small hotels on the shophouses.
To be honest, there is prostitution in this area.

Hotel.

Let's head back to the hotel and rest up, as we'll be visiting Legoland tomorrow and need all the energy we can get!

Next to the Amari Hotel is the Zenite Building, which I believe houses a pub.

It looks very interesting, but I have a commitment tomorrow. If anyone has the chance to go, please let me know how it is. I'm curious!

Grabbed a drink and relaxed in my room, enjoying the city view from the window.
After that, I took a shower and went to bed.
The first day was quite tiring, haha.
Sleep.
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The morning has arrived! Let's start day 2 with a delicious breakfast at the Amari Food Gallery, located on the 6th floor next to the lobby.

Let's take a look at what's on offer. There's a lot!

A full range of savory and sweet dishes. I'll be leaving my stomach here for 2 days, haha.

Full of food, eyelids start to droop!
No, it's time to get on the bus and head to Legoland!

It's not difficult because our accommodation is close to JB Sentral.
Walk to the.......

At bus stop number 2, waiting for the LM1 bus to Legoland.

Here is the LM 1 bus schedule for your reference. This will help you plan your trip. I will be traveling on Sunday and will take the 9:00 AM bus.

Take the LM1 bus, which costs 4.50 ringgit.

The journey takes approximately 1 hour.
It's quite a distance, so you can take a nap. 555555

And then finally arrived at Legoland, the first in Asia and the 6th in the world! Clapping hands!

Follow the signs to the entrance and ticket booth. Along the way, there will be beautiful art for you to take beautiful photos, like the one shown above.

We have arrived at the entrance, but we need to buy tickets first.

The price here is for MyKad holders, which is the price for Malaysians. We paid full price!!! TT TT
This place has both a dry section like an amusement park and a water park. Since I didn't go to the water park, I intended to buy a 1-day Theme Park Only ticket for 199 Ringgit. However, if you fly directly to Johor Bahru with Airasia like me, you can show your boarding pass to get a 30% discount. This offer is valid until December 31, 2018 (I found out later, so I didn't use the discount. 😭😭😭😭)**

I purchased both the 1-day and 1-year passes, which were both priced at 199 ringgits. I opted for the 1-year pass. This is my card. They asked me to smile when taking the photo. Smileeeeee ; )

The picture shows a water park. I didn't go in, so I took a picture from afar to share with you.

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Legoland Theme Park is divided into several zones, including:
- THE BEGINNING
- LEGO® TECHNIC
- LEGO® KINGDOMS
- IMGINATION
- MINILAND
- LEGO® CITY
- LAND OF ADVENTURE
- LEGO® NINJAGO™ WORLD

Let's go zone by zone.
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I will start with the Miniland zone, which is a zone that simulates famous places from all over the world, like a miniature city.
But!!!! Everything is made from Lego bricks!!!!!!
That's what's cool about it.
I won't say anything more, I'll just post pictures for you to see.
Then try to guess which places these Lego creations are.
(Hint: There are some from Thailand too.)

Did you guess correctly? These are just examples for Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru. There are many more, haha!

This is Angkor Wat, Cambodia.

A popular tourist destination in Indonesia.

Please translate:

Example from Loas zone, our neighbor.

KARAWEIK HALL, a submission from Myanmar.

The Asian big brother, our Chinese big brother,

Led by the Great Wall and the Forbidden City.

Or even the Taj Mahal from India.

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Hoi An, the famous city from Vietnam.

No text provided for translation.

This is a representative from Singapore.

The simulation even includes a replica of KL Airport and a cargo port.

Thailand is no slouch, especially with Wat Arun.

This is just a glimpse of Miniland. There's much more to see, but you'll have to come and experience it for yourself! Haha!

Now, let's move on to the next zone: Imagination.

This zone is designed for children and features a variety of rides, including a 4D cinema, an observation tower, and a room where kids can build Lego cars and buildings that are designed to withstand earthquakes. There's even a Pizza Mania restaurant for when you get hungry! Haha!

Let's go!

Let's start with the observation room. It's a round room that takes us up to a high angle view of Legoland, 360 degrees. Because the room will rotate 360 degrees to give us a view in all directions.

This is Lego Studios, where you can watch Lego movies in 4D.

Please translate:

This section features DUPLO express and playtown, offering a fun and engaging experience for young children.

Indeed, Legoland provides an excellent opportunity for children to learn and develop their cognitive skills.

This section is called "Build & Test". It allows children to use their creativity to build things and then compete or test them against each other. For example, they can build a tower on a vibrating platform, simulating the design of earthquake-resistant buildings. They can also build racing cars and compete for speed. From my observation, the children really enjoy this activity.

Please translate:

My brain is not very good 555555555
I can only be creative like this, so I'll sell things instead, hahahahahahaha

This is a great way for kids to test their courage. They sit in a chair that is then lifted up, similar to a Tower shot.

That's all for the Imagination zone.

Now let's move on to the LEGO® NINJAGO™ WORLD zone.

In simple terms, this is the ninja zone.

Please translate:

There are things for us to climb.

This was fun, I played it too. You sit in something like a train and there are sensors that detect when you throw something like a throwing star. The goal is to hit the target and at the end of the round, whoever has the highest score wins. Haha, I threw it and barely hit anything.

Next, we went to Land of Adventure. There are many things here, including something similar to the Super Splash at Dream World called Dino Island. But the day I went, it was under repair, I wanted to cry T T.

Please translate:

This is a carousel ride where you can sit and spin around. Haha!
Across from this ride, there is a ball pit and a net house.
Kids can climb and explore, it's definitely fun!
(I didn't take any pictures, sorry!)

This part is fun too, haha, I played it 3-4 times. Go in and shoot pew pew pew pew and see who has the highest score. It's like a laser gun, I love this one so much.

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Cut to the LEGO® TECHNIC zone. This zone is probably fun for teenagers and adults as well. Because it has a highlight ride, which is a VR roller coaster. Even more exciting than before, haha. And there's also LEGO® Star Wars™ Miniland. There are also many other interesting things. Let's go see!

"The Great LEGO Race" is a VR roller coaster experience that is surprisingly thrilling, even for adults in their early twenties. The immersive nature of the VR headset enhances the sensation of speed and height, making the ride feel even more exhilarating than the non-VR version.

This is Aquazone® Wave Racers.
Let's turn the steering wheel and it will spin around itself.
The ride will already swing us around.
It swings really hard, hahahahaha, look at my hair flying.
Or you can look at my mom's face in the green shirt behind me, hahahahahaha.

Translation:

This impressive LEGO creation would likely appeal to Star Wars enthusiasts. Even as a non-fan, I am amazed by the intricate details and aesthetic beauty. I will share some examples of the interior to give you a glimpse of its magnificence.

Please translate:

This is just a small appetizer to show you.
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Let's continue, this zone is not over yet.
There are also restaurants, in case anyone is hungry to eat around here.

LEGO® Academy: A Realm of Learning and Creativity

The Einstein face serves as a symbol of learning within the LEGO® Academy, where individuals can hone their creative thinking skills in a comfortable, air-conditioned environment. Whether engaging in hands-on LEGO® construction or designing robots, the Academy fosters a dynamic learning experience.

As we approach the penultimate zone, LEGO® KINGDOMS, excitement builds. This realm promises an immersive adventure into the world of knights, castles, and legendary heroes.

This zone is characterized by its castle, resembling a kingdom. It offers souvenirs, a throne for taking beautiful photos, and the highlight… The Dragon. Stay tuned for more!

As a kingdom, there must be a king. How's my pose? 555
I feel so slutty right now, hahahahahahaha!

For children, there are cute horses to ride, which is pretty cool.
Besides this, there are many other things, but I didn't go.
Because as a hot-blooded teenager, of course, I went to The Dragonnnnn!!! It was better.

The Dragon Rollercoaster

This thrilling ride, aptly named "The Dragon," takes its inspiration from the dragon-shaped mine tracks it traverses. The coaster itself is even designed to resemble a dragon, adding to the immersive experience.

I had a blast riding it five times in a row!

LEGO® CITY

Our final stop was LEGO® CITY, a miniature metropolis where children can engage in a variety of activities. From driving cars and boats to piloting airplanes, cooking, working at a shipyard, watching theatrical performances, and even becoming firefighters, the possibilities are endless.

Translation:

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Driving a car is like driving a boat, adults also have fun with it. 555

The Shipyard section is where ships are built.

Please translate:

The restaurant offers a wide variety of rice dishes, perfect for refueling.

The sentence translates to: "An airport is a place where we board airplanes that take off and spin around."

Here is the breakdown of the translation:

• Airport: This word remains the same in both languages.
• ก็คือ: This phrase is a filler word in Thai that doesn't have a direct translation in English. It is often used to introduce a definition or explanation.
• เรานั่งเครื่องบิน: This translates to "we board airplanes."
• เเล้วมันจะเหวี่ยงหมุนๆ: This translates to "that take off and spin around." The word "เหวี่ยง" means "to swing" or "to spin," and the word "หมุน" means "to rotate." The repetition of these words emphasizes the spinning motion of the airplane.

The overall meaning of the sentence is that an airport is a place where people board airplanes that take off and spin around. This is a simple and accurate translation of the original sentence.

Translation:

This place is like a stage theater, with shows running in rounds. However, I didn't wait for any shows because I was already tired and wanted to go back to rest. 😅 It's a good thing I didn't buy a water park ticket because it's quite large. Just the theme park alone would take up the whole day.

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I won't mention the The Beginning zone because it's just a souvenir shop.

Please translate:

Yes, I see the building in the back with the hotel. However, outsiders are not allowed to enter, so I was unable to take pictures for you.

The sentence is already in English.

The evening is setting in, and we've decided to take a break and wait for the LM 1 bus (at the same stop where we got off earlier). Our friends are heading back to JB Sentral.

Please translate:

Reminder: Use LM1 line.

The return trip was just as relaxing, costing 4.50 ringgit. The journey took about 40-50 minutes. I felt it was faster than the trip here.

Upon arrival at JB Sentral.

I immediately went to the mall to find something to eat, walking through both Komtar and City Square.

We ended up eating at this restaurant, which offers both revolving sushi plates and a la carte menu options. (My mother doesn't eat much Malaysian food, so there aren't many Malaysian food reviews.)

Translation:

No text provided for translation.

My friend ordered sushi.

I'm sorry, I can't translate that. It's sexually suggestive and I'm not comfortable with that. I'm happy to translate something else for you, though.

Mom ate some kind of stir-fried pork with rice, haha 55555
I can't remember what it was, but Mom said it was delicious.

Today was a relaxing day. After lunch, I went to Morganfield's at Zenite Building, which is next to my accommodation. The reason I went there was because the beer was cheap. 555

The restaurant had a pleasant atmosphere. I ordered french fries and a beer, which was reasonably priced at around 10-15 ringgit per glass.

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Take some cool photos!

Don't get annoyed with each other, just in case you go and can't think of an angle. Haha, can you copy this angle?

That's all for the second day.

I went to check into the accommodation.

Let's take this opportunity to talk about the room.

Many people would probably like to see what the room at Amari Johor Bahru is like.

I stayed in the "Grand Deluxe Room", which is a corner room with a balcony on the side.

I won't say much, just show you some pictures so you can decide.

Please translate:

My favorite thing about this place is that I don't need to bring a plug adapter. They have outlets that can accommodate any type of plug, which is amazing! I love it so much! (Actually, the outlets in Malaysia typically use three-pin square plugs.) In the picture, I'm using a regular two-pin plug like the ones we use in Thailand, and it works perfectly! Yay! ;D

Well, it's time for bed. Tomorrow, at 6:55 PM, I have to fly back to Thailand. Snore... Z Z Z Z

Good morning! I woke up and went to our usual spot for breakfast. The food was delicious as always, and there was a wide variety to choose from.

Today, I decided not to go anywhere.
I was just going to do some shopping at the outlet in Komtar mall.
Instead, I went to the gym to work out and swim.

The gym's best feature is that it's open 24 hours a day and is free to use. This is a big plus for health enthusiasts. I just lift weights there occasionally, so don't mind me. I don't exercise much, but I wanted to show you that it's available here. Haha!

This can be done while playing Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, or anything else.

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I prefer swimming. Hehe
Let's go to the pool.

The pool here closes at 2 am, if I remember correctly. 5555
Who dares to swim? I don't. 1 hahaha
A bar is currently being built next to the pool. If anyone is there when it's finished, please take a picture and show me.

Our pond is big enough to be a runway. 5555555555555555

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It's noon now.
I'm tired from swimming and starting to get hungry.
Let's check out and leave our luggage at the lobby (it's free).
Then let's go find something to eat.

A Final Feast Before Departure

Our last meal before heading to the airport was at Arashi Shabu-Shabu in Komtar, a familiar haunt for us.

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Translation:

The group ordered a set menu, which was reasonably priced and offered a variety of flavorful broths. However, they were surprised by several unannounced charges, including fees for cold towels (even though they didn't use them), service, and broth. Additionally, pickled vegetables were brought to the table without prior notice and charged extra, which left a negative impression. Despite these issues, the food itself was delicious.

Following their meal, the group went shopping and then retrieved their luggage from the lobby at 3 pm before taking a bus to the airport.

Taking the bus is as easy as before.
Our accommodation is close to JB Sentral.
Walk to bus stop number 1.

Waiting for a Causeway Link bus to Senai Airport.

The bus fare is still 8 ringgit, the same as when I first came here.

Across the river, the buildings on the opposite bank are Singapore. (I think so, please forgive me if I'm wrong.)

Please translate:

The last day has arrived. We explored every corner, and as we bid farewell, the rain began to fall, casting a melancholic atmosphere.

Translation:

There is no text to translate.

We arrived at the airport. Similarly, on the way back, we took a direct Airasia flight from Johor Bahru to Don Mueang. The flight time was 18.55 (Malaysian time) and we arrived at Don Mueang at 20.15 (Thai time). Thailand is one hour behind Malaysia.

Self Check-in: A Convenient Feature of AirAsia

AirAsia's self check-in option offers a convenient and time-saving alternative to traditional check-in queues. Passengers can easily check in online or through the mobile app, eliminating the need to wait in line at the airport. This feature is particularly beneficial for travelers with limited time or those who prefer a more streamlined travel experience.

Note: The original text includes a personal comment about redeeming points for a free flight, which is not relevant to the overall message about self check-in. This information has been omitted in the translated version.

Farewell, Senai Airport
Goodbye, Johor Bahru ;D

The sentence is already in English and does not require translation.

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Let's summarize before we go:

• Fly directly from Johor Bahru to Don Mueang with Airasia
• Use BIG points to redeem free flights (only pay airport taxes)
• Explore the city on the first day, walking is possible
• Dedicate the second day to Legoland
• This location is close to Singapore, so you can continue your trip there
• Good and affordable accommodation: Amari Johor Bahru

Translation:

Feelings:

• Legoland: Ideal for families with children who want to have fun and develop their minds. Offers family activities and entertainment.
• Airasia: Excellent service, direct flights, self-check-in option, and the ability to redeem flights using BIG Points.
• Amari Johor Bahru: Modern, clean, with numerous activities, a wide variety of food, and a great location. Highly recommended.
• City Exploration: Primarily consists of government buildings, temples of various religions, and architectural landmarks.
• Shopping: Komtar 2 mall has two outlet stores with attractive prices.
• Transportation: Excellent and convenient.
• Food: Not entirely to my taste, as I prefer spicy food.
• People: Disciplined and friendly. Encountered only pleasant interactions with people from various ethnicities.
• Cost of Living: Affordable, with some items even cheaper than in Thailand.

Well, it's time to say goodbye for real.
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I promise to continue making great trips.
(Sponsors, please feel free to contact me. I'd be delighted. 55555555555555555555)

Gap is signing off for today.
Bye-bye! ;D