myBAS Seremban Bus T10A from Seremban to Bahau

Continuing on my stage bus loop around Negeri Sembilan, the next stop for me was Bahau. myBAS Seremban Bus T10A connects Seremban to Bahau via Kuala Pilah which I’ve been wanting to take for many years now, and now there’s finally time to do it since I can catch the Shuttle Timuran 35dn DMU back to Gemas in the day time now. myBAS Seremban Bus T10A is another shortcut connector by road linking the KTM Central Line to the KTM East Coast Line in the southern part.

Terminal One Seremban

Terminal One Seremban is the main hub for myBAS Negeri Sembilan buses.

myBAS Negeri Sembilan takes up almost the full row of front-facing end-on berths, but each berth is well signposted with the bus service. Buses also park accordingly properly.

Buses to Bahau depart from Berths 9 and 10.

There are 2 buses from Seremban to Bahau – myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a and T10b. T10a is the most straightforward route while T10b takes a slightly longer route via Batu Kikir. However, as both buses depart alternately, and if you are taking the full route from Seremban to Bahau, just simply take the first bus that comes along as they won’t overtake each other.

Just for the myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a and T10b, there is a staff manning the berth in front of the sign who will call for boarding.

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a is operated by Gopi Travel Tours.

Boarding the myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a at Terminal One Seremban.

Tickets are purchased directly from the driver when boarding.

The interior of my myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a featuring coach-like seats in a 2+2 configuration.

The legroom available on board my myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a.

My ticket for the myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a journey from Seremban to Bahau.

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a departed from Terminal One Seremban at 10.15am.

Making a round around Terminal One Seremban to the exit.

Heading out of Terminal One Seremban passing by lots of myBAS buses.

Making a small loop around Seremban town due to the road layout heading out of Terminal One Seremban to the south.

Route 1

Turning on to Jalan Zaaba beside Seremban Prima.

Contrary to Google Maps, my myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a did NOT turn directly on to Route 51.

Continuing straight past the direct Route 51.

Continuing on Route 1.

Jalan Lingkaran Tengah

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a turned left at Jalan Lingkaran Tengah.

Heading up the viaduct.

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a also did not continue straight on to Route 51, but made a u-turn on Jalan Lingkaran Tengah.

Taman Nyior

Turning in to Jalan Bunga Raya to serve Taman Nyior.

Heading past residential areas.

There are also shelters along Jalan Bunga Raya which are undocumented on Google Maps.

Turning left on to Jalan Gedong Lalang 7.

Passing by Kolej Vokasional Ampangan.

Passing by SMK Seri Ampangan.

Route 51

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a turned right on to Route 51 after SMK Seri Ampangan.

Heading straight on from here to Kuala Pilah and Bahau.

Passing under the LEKAS Highway.

Route 51 goes up a scenic viaduct through the forest.

Passing by R&R Ulu Bendul which also has a bus stop, but no passengers were waiting.

There are multiple bus stops along Route 51.

Passing by the entrance gate to Istana Seri Menanti.

The bus stops give way to Minangkabau-style roofs nearer to Kuala Pilah.

Entering Kuala Pilah.

A giant Giant was not what I expected to see after a forest ride.

Heading through Kuala Pilah town.

Turning in to Kuala Pilah Bus Station.

Kuala Pilah Bus Station

The myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a picks passengers up at the bus stop outside Kuala Pilah Bus Station.

I had wanted to break my journey here to find the old Kuala Pilah Railway Station still standing, but decided to leave it for another trip instead so I can experience the full route of myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a. Kuala Pilah was the terminus of a former branch line from Bahau.

The myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a then turns in to Kuala Pilah Bus Station to report to a timekeeper.

I wonder why they don’t just pick passengers up inside the bus station instead if the bus was going to turn in anyway.

Route 9

Heading out of Kuala Pilah Bus Station on to Route 9.

Heading out of Kuala Pilah.

The section between Kuala Pilah and Bahau was more actively used during my journey.

Passing by the junction to Route 13 for the most direct route to Bahau. However, both myBAS Negeri Sembilan Buses T10a and T10b continues straight to serve Juasseh with more coverage.

The myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a turns right to Juasseh, serving the town in a north-south direction.

myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10b continues straight here to serve Batu Kikir.

Juasseh

Passing through Juasseh.

Route 13

Turning left on to Route 13.

There are some unmarked bus stops where locals alighted as well.

Making a brief stop at Taman Tunku Puan Chik.

Passing by the junction to Route 246 which the myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10b uses.

Bahau

Entering Bahau with the Hollywood sign at the junction.

Making a brief stop at Medan Selera Kiara.

Passing by the Bahau 0KM Monument entering the main town.

Heading through the main Bahau town.

Passing by Bahau Railway Station.

Turning in to Bahau Bus Terminal.

Looping around Bahau Bus Terminal to enter the platforms.

Bahau Bus Terminal

My myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a arrived at Bahau Bus Terminal at 11.51am, making this a bus journey from Seremban to Bahau taking 1 hour and 36 minutes.

There are many myBAS buses waiting at Bahau Bus Terminal to pick passengers to Seremban.

The façade of Bahau Bus Terminal.

There is a waiting area at Bahau Bus Terminal with simple benches in front of the berths.

myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a & T10b Timetable

myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a and T10b are surprisingly very frequent for rural stage bus standards, even more frequent than some KL trunk bus routes. myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a and T10b operates with a combined frequency of 20 to 30 minutes from 5.40am to 10.30pm.

A closer look at the myBAS Negeri Sembilan Bus T10a and T10b timetables. If travelling between Bahau, Kuala Pilah, and Seremban, simply take the first bus that is departing.

The timetable at Terminal One Seremban was blocked by the table that the staff were using, but with high frequency departures, this shouldn’t be too big an issue to wait for too long for the next bus.