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Do check out assumption church in pj - there are some gorgeous paintings there along with St francis church nearby

Malaysia has some spectacular churches. You can do church tours for Melaka as Melaka is a majority Christian city in history with a lot of chapels and churches over 100 years including the oldest functioning church in malaysia of st peter

Brickfields actually has a lot of Indian churches. Do visit the nearby holy rosary church too.

The name Brickfields has its origins in the active brick-making industry which was established in this area in the 1870s. Kapitan Cina Yap Ah Loy had established a brick kiln to make bricks and tiles for export to Singapore. His Brickfields is believed to have been on the site where KL Sentral is today.

WHY STILL ZINK HOUSES. DBKL DID NOT VISIT HERE KUT

Thanks for exploring my hometown Brickfields

Hello There.. New subscriber here🙏🏻 been following all your superb videos and keep posting more.. Regards, Jay😎

I'm glad you included the areas off the main drag. Though I could almost smell the yummy aromas from the various eating spots... I miss banana leaf food! Yeah, the Vivekananda Ashram was quite the thing back in the day. Temple row on Jln Scott is brilliant. Once again... a big Terima Kasih for this walk n talk. Cheers and adventure on!

Nice. I used to work in PJ State between 1996-1999. Then when I was working in Shah Alam 2012-2014 I would often frequent Waikiki Bar after work. Haven't been around the area for ages. Certainly bring back memories!

Fascinating video. Revisiting your old school and all your old haunts must bring back some bitter-sweet memories. I cracked up at your anecdote about coming across the Indian man taking a pee - we share a similar sense of humor! It's crazy to think of you reading NME all those years ago here in KL while I was doing the same on the other side of the globe in Scotland. You mentioned maybe doing a vid on the hop-on--off bus. I'd really appreciate it if you did as it's something I've been considering doing but haven't yet plucked up the courage to attempt. That being said, just continue doing whatever takes your fancy because I enjoy all your videos no matter where your adventures take us!

The temple at 20:34 is Sree Veera Hanuman Temple....

U drink tea ..be carefull..diebetes

The contrast between the architecture of these beautiful old temples and the modern skyscrapers is truly amazing. I love how you not only show places but give details of the history behind them. You've become my favorite youtube KL tour guide and I look forward to your videos to see where we're exploring next ❣

😊🙏 Thank You So Much Good Old Brother ... Your tours on some Old Forgotten Places in KL brought back many memories & tears of the era of the 1970s , 1980s & 1990s we used to lived & roamed around ... Sadly , many of those Old Uncles , Old Aunties & People of KL & in Malaysia we once knew & talked to have already left this life over the decades ... 🙏🕯🌼🌿🍎🍊🌏✌🕊🇲🇾

the walking/cycling path along the outside of the big park actually can lead you to many shoplot areas, evolve, citta mall, oasis etc, but with random short gaps in between with bigger roads to cross but certainly not as back-alley as the one in 11:17, take care boss

They should construct a bridge to TREC, so all the bankers HSBC Affin banks can go clubbing after a hectic schedule everyday😊

Are you still in a band and where do you perform? What was the name of your previous band?

Concrete jungle with Manufactured Natural Jungle😂So Modern Jungle😂

TRX is a beautiful mall for sure, so spacious and well designed, and the rooftop garden is spectacular but personally I much prefer the thrift stores and flea markets, just the canny Scotswoman in me that can't resist a bargain! lol Great video as always!

When I saw "mall" I wasn't thrilled... but then you took us to the green spaces... totally WOW! Nicely thought out and really impressive. Thanks... this was really cool! Cheers and adventure on!

Blue and white building are police station now big boss

These are the places of my student years. It's been 6 years already since graduation. Thanks for the video, subscribed

As a 64 y/o grandmother this resonated with me bigtime. I've been an introvert my whole life and go out of my way to avoid social gatherings. It seems to bother other people much more than it bothers me. My son keeps harping on about how I need to make friends but I'm perfectly happy on my own. I'm still catching up with all your videos and I enjoy every single one, you're a very personable, talented content creator ❤

Wow so many changes

Great video - brings back memories of working there in 1995. used to frequent A&W, and nearby, there was a restaurant grill-type eatery called Out of Africa. Hilton and Thrify stores along with Pizza Hut were other places that I still remember. Some of the food courts before the pedestrian bridge to the new town are amazingly still there.

I used to perform at Jaya Puri too, with my Band , the Sweet Notes.

Thanks for the memories, used to grow up there in the early 70s. miss it . regards from a M`sian living in Germany. would like to go there again.

PJ is so dirty, no proper footpath/sidewalk, no crosswalk, dangerous open drain, ugly square drain sump.

Jaya Puri is now the Hilton. the discotheque is called glass bubble. Fredo and the flintstone use to play there. There a bartender there name Jay is a former french legionaire

Please next to explore BJ _ Bukit jalil city /town I'm Malaysian,from Penang _ never and never out from my state 😁😁😁 don't know about my capital country MY.tq

A&W PJ used to be HQ centre, they have demolished part of the old office building section. The Root beer and coney dog was really good plus the ice cream bar banana split choices. The whole PJ new town area looks the same as before and nothing has changed ever since then I left working around there. The old cinema has been converted into a restaurant for quite some time ago.

I saw you recording last weekend! How weird your video was recommended by RUclips in my feed too. :-)

Funny story about this place. I'm not sure if they're still around but a long time ago, probably 20+ years ago, there used to be a couple of old bars in the shop lot across the street from the MBPJ Civic Hall. These were the old Chinese uncle type of bars. And on certain nights, they had 'sexy' shows which turned out to be .... I'm trying to put this politely... plus sized mature ladies in showgirl outfits dancing and singing Chinese songs. Yeah, I went there once. 🤦‍♂😁

Thanks for making this video!

Ah, the old A&W brings back memories. Nice to see PJ again. Nice to see the five-foot-way cobblers are still around. Lordy, so many fun nights at the Glass Bubble... then across the street for mamak. (What was the guy's name who ran the mamak stall? Crazy but grand times they were, eh? Nice... each video is getting better and you are sounding more comfortable doing it. Cheers and adventure on!

I'm binge watching your vids. They're all fascinating, crammed with nuggets of info only a local would know. I also love when you say gee whizz - like I told my grandkids the phrase gee whizz preceded omg lol

Yeah, the youtube compression does alter sound. Perhaps some kind of wireless Lavalier connected to your gopro might be the way to go... since both the iphone and gopro rely on condenser mics. Cheers and adventure on!

Maybe good location to make Zoobies film. Just need creative scripts comedy Malsysia Bolehland😂

3:09 that building used to be Mahkamah Perusahaan which means Industrial Courts where cases related to trade disputes, employee relations cases etc are being held..all the buildings around that area used to house different courts before the new court complex completed in Jalan Duta Complex and Putrajaya Palace of Justice The court complex was located next to Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad which was the government complex back in those days before Selangor State offices moved to the new state capital, Shah Alam & Federal offices moved to Putrajaya.

Love your videos. I retired to KL from Scotland last October but have mobility issues so videos such as yours allow me to see things I wouldn't be able to otherwise. I enjoy your laid back style and find your voice very soothing 💛

OMG! Taman Tun Dr Ismail! ( TTDI ) ... Have not been there for more than 10 years or more ... Many changes especially now they have the convenience of the MRT & LRT Lines around ... Brought back many old memories of old KL ... Thank You So Much for these walking down the old memory lane nostalgic videos to update to the many Malaysians who are currently working or staying aboard! Can do a brief introduction of yourself before & after coming back to KL from working & staying aboard as we can updates each other of what we know or missed about our old KL! As we aged , we appreciate much more of the old friends or environments we once knew , as many have passed on or changes over the decades ... Grateful & comforting to be abled to share these old experiences with those few remaining senior Malaysians or Residents that we are lucky enough to be communicating via RUclips!

Get down from Bandar Utama mrt, and take a 10 min walk to the starlings mall in DU..

So, I had to look at the map to pinpoint the area. Yeah, this was still developing back in the day. I remember it as the back way between PJ and Bangsar. The brutalist architecture of the modern wet market was interesting. Reminds me.... gotta make some pan mee soon. The cultural fusion resturants both kinda cracks me up and intrigues me. Another good video, my friend. Cheers and adventure on!

Jeez... This is nostalgic. I grew up around there, just over the main road/highway in Damansara Utama. But it's been around 15 years since I last been back there. Kinda strange as it has changed a lot but somehow still the same. I knew exactly where you were at any point of your video. 😄

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Did your gimbal come in? This video is particularly well shot and edited. Yeah, the old colonial buildings are beautiful. Nice to see they are being care for and used. Though they are colonial... they still are a part of our heritage. Great that they kept the old loop road around the lake... and nice to see the bamboo grove island (17:50) is still there. My Uncle Johnny used to drive the train between Singapore and KL. 21:08... when I was 5 or 6 he once took me into the engine... it was both exciting and scary because it always felt like something was about to explode. My aunt lived on the hill behind the Museum... close to where the Planetarium is... spent a lot of Sundays there as it was my grandmother's HQ. Her house kinda looked like the building at 24:16. Yeah, the national monument was designed by the same guy who designed the Iwo Jima memorial in Washington DC. Really nice video, my friend! Cheers and adventure on!

U r in what's called "nui ce sui" in Chinese! The guys that started digital mall in section 14 ventured there to create a new concept arcade but failed. Loss millions whoever invested there also lost $. So u ventured into a now ghost mall basically

That is quite a distance you walked. I remember at 15 years old walking from Paramount Gardens bus station to SS4. Literally a nice long sweaty walk with friends.

🙏 After refreshing some of our rusty memories of the 1970s & 1980s Kuala Lumpur , we all realised that , many of our Primary & Secondary Schools' Principals , Teachers , fellow Classmates & Schoolmates already left these world & this life over the decades due to Ageing , Sickness , Accidents & Deaths ... Many Grandparents , Parents , Uncles , Aunties , Siblings , Neighbours , Colleagues & Customers have left us too over the years & decades & for those comtemporaries that borned in the 1950s & 1960s , we're in our 60s now ... OMG! How time changes everything & now we know why the seniors treasured their good old mates more because of the time & era they used to live & enjoy & shared are fast disappearing day by day ... These reflecting back meditations are good to come to terms for the happenings that we have successfully endured & survived to teach the current generations & future generations on how to behaved & conduct ourselves better in these Precious but fleeting & temporal human life we are given , as being borned as Animals , Ghostly & Hellish Realms are hard to open & study Holy Good Teachings that Fast-Tract to Higher Realms of Bliss! Lesson learn are to Apologize for our mistakes , Repent , be Thankful for the Helps & Supports & Opportunities Given in this life & to Forgive Others & to ourselves as we all did not possessed enough Good Merits , Wisdom & Emotional Maturity to Think & to Do the Right Thing in our Past! Now we realised that , being scolded or reminded were Good Cleansing for our Souls but we must not scold back but instead wiser to Apologize for our mistakes , be Thankful for the Reminders & to Forgive Others & to Ourselves as life is a learning & cleasing experience for our Souls. Letting go of being a Punisher but instead be a Guide to Others & to Ourselves to be a Better Person & Citizen in our own Respective Countries & to Follow & Practice the True Universal Laws of Cause & Effect of Mother Nature that govern All Birth , Ageing , Sickness & Death in due Time & Space & Finding the Correct , True Good Angels , Good Gods , Goddesses & Enlightened Beings as Our Spiritual Guides to reduced our sins & to accumulate enough Good Merits & Wisdom & Forgiveness to Cleanse & Propel Our Consciousness into Higher Heavenly Realms of No Birth , No Ageing , No Sickness & No Death & blessed with Better Capabilities to Help our Loved Ones & the Deserving Ones in more Skilful ways in due Time & Space ... We all should be Grateful & Be Thankful for having the internet & smartphones to learn & to communicate to many lives that many of our older generations lack ... Or maybe many of the New Generations now are Old Souls that being given another chance to make it right in this life as a fortunate human beings to contribute to the Betterment of our human race & the environment & flora & fauna & for All! Thank You So Much for the opportunity to Learn & to share in this precious juncture of Time & Space! 🙏🕯🌷🌿🍎🍊🌏✌🕊

Jai Hind. It is fricking scary to visit the ghost malls.