Is This Malaysia's Best Kept Secret 🇲🇾 ??
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video I visited the clan jetties from Penang. Clan Jetties are unique wooden stilt houses that were established by various Chinese clans in the 19th century. Each jetty represents a different clan. The jetties in Penang are very famous amongst tourist but mostly people only go to the most popular jetty. I decided to start my tour from the least popular jettie where people still live a normal life and there's no tourism infrastructure.
During my walk around the Jetties I had my first nutmeg juice from a very friendly lady. It tasted surprisingly much like Coca-Cola, maybe the secret ingredient?
To end the video I had some delicious hokkien prawn mee at a local hawker stall.
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In fact, the place where worship is performed at home is not called a temple, but a Hall of worshiping/ Worship ancestry hall, the place to worship ancestry.
A temple is a public place and a place for worshiping gods or people who have contributed to the local area.
From the notice board 18'04", we can know that the floating village was built in the mid-19th century, and the residents came from Tong'an County, Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China!
The first area is 182 meters, the second area is 122 meters, and there are a total of 75 houses! Visiting time is from 9 AM. to 9 PM.!
Thanks for sharing such a beautiful day, super great job! 👍🥰🙏
P.S. Love this video and Tim's channel. He has some really great travel videos and has always been great.
Of course, he is also very talented in providing travel information. I hope more people watch Tim's videos.
Thanks for the support always! I loved exploring the Jetties, really cool!
@@timtense It is my honor, thanks to you too! And, it is very cool!
Take care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
There is AirbnB in these clan jetty where you can rent. Early Chinese immigrants built their houses because in early days the British exempted them for land tax since they are not built on the the land
That was a smart move! I didn't know about the Airbnb, maybe next time I'll try to stay there.
Tim's curiosity about the lifestyle of the residents is commendable. I suggest the Penang state government and tourism stakeholders station foreign speaking local guides at popular tourist spots on the islands to enrich the visitors' experience. Pensioners, college students can be roped in for the job. No doubt tourism arrivals to the island will increase, boosting tourism revenue for the state
thanks for showing the details and other jetties.
Interesting walk through the different jetties.The nutmeg drink has a rich source of antioxidants.The prawn mee is certainly yummy and I really like the way you pronounced the name of the drink in your foreign accent Tim.😂 I do agree with you that the wooden chopsticks are easier to handle but you are doing a job though so far.Yes I absolutely enjoy your vlogs no doubt it.👍Your legend!💕🇲🇾
Haha yeah pronunciation isn't alway easy for me but I try. The wooden chopsticks are sooo much better for me! #truelegendt
You really visit Khoo Temple that is at the Armenian Street area. All the temples in that are are have a lot of of histories about the early Chinese immigrant that settle in Penang. Iam from Penang, migrated to Sweden, every time I visit Penang I visit these places. Never fail to amaze me of the things I fail to notice when I walk around those ancestor temples on my previous visit. The main idea of these ancestor temples plays an important role for the different clan ( a place to meet up and a place fpr refuge when they first reach Malaya from China
going to penang next month will try the nutmeg juice, i like plum juice too so i should like it too...
Another super video
Thanks for the support!
Good Tim nice coverage of Jetties in Penang.
Restoran Hameedia is a must visit place for you the best in Penang to have dinner or lunch
Thanks for the tips! Maybe next time I'll give it a try!
Have a wonderful time in Penang
Hi Tim, thru out history they use to be fishermen, docking boat services, boatman and others that related to port and ship business.
Makes sense indeed when they live so near to the water!
Tim, if you google Coca Cola ingredients, one of it is Nutmeg. You are basically right to say that it's a secret ingredient of Coca Cola.
It was familiar and it made sense! It was really good and I got to try the healthier version of Coca Cola 😍😂
Regards from Pokhara Nepal, I was there on 14 October 2023 I was hoping to meet you there but not able to meet you.hoping some where in this world 🌎 I will meet you brother.
I didn't make it to Nepal for Dashain this year. Maybe another time!
Book tip: Nathaniel 's nutmeg. (Giles Milton)
nice jeti kampung cina..
Absolutely, so interesting to see!
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For village culture explore pls go to Balik Pulau
Going there soon!
Thank for the video
Thanks for watching! #truelegendt
You can just get the Hokkien mee in every nook and corner in Penang. One of my favourites food in Penang together with Char Kuey teow and asam laksa
Oh yes, it seemed very popular there and I understand why. So delicious!
I love nutmeg juice.
Me too 🤜🏼
Nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
6:45 - sound like a "Kelang" ( Klang ), place in Selangor 😅
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Your next exploring I hope is Melaka
I might do it on my future trips! Stay tuned for that!
hit me up on tour of penang i can give u more info about penang as im born and grown up also a dedicated penang knowlegde person
Thanks, maybe next time we can work together.
I eat prawn noodle just now oso
It's so good, right?
@@timtense so good so delicious
If Coca-Cola were tell you their secret recipe, they'll have to silence you. Lol!😅😅
Hahaha I think so too
Fruit called longan
The nutmeg is longan?
@@timtense he meant the 2nd drink u had with the hokkien prawn noodle. that i believe is longan with luo han guo. there are 2 ingredient in it, there are some pieces of longan in the drink.
You are holding that chopstick too far down, try holding it mid point between where you are holding it now and the top, meaning 1/4 distance down from the top of the chopstick
Yeah I tried that but it feels more natural to me like this. I need more practice I guess 😅
@@timtense 🤣
Maybe you can eat seafood clam
Haha maybe on my next video, any other food you recommend?
Nutmeg tree is even on the Penang's flag FYI. Actual name of the Island is Pulau PINANG/ Nutmeg Island. Cheers
Nutmeg is buah Pala.
Areca nut is pinang/Penang
Candle nut is buah keras
oh ya laaaa..deng.. pokok pinang what la pulak.. lupa dey.@@MuhammadDanial-mo9ts
The dutch came here for this fruit called muscatnuss.
Yes yes, we call it muskaatnoot in Dutch and we use it for lots of different foods.
Prawn mee or in penang they called hokkien mee
Delicious!
Jus buah Pala /Nutmeg
Very delicious!
I comment my own comments 😅
I comment my comment 😅😅
That's great, thanks for commenting!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_formula yes there is nutmeg in coca cola