WHAT GREAT TOUR 😀 loved the tour guide, so sympathetic, kind and with a lot of enthusiasm ☺💕 So cool to get to try all this new fruits and to see how it grows, awesome!! Thanks again for a great video and for always being light-hearted and funny 😁😘❤
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@@mohammedhisham8815 really proud of the young guide. he is communicative, informative and also creative - the grasshopper from coconut leave, he should be given an award.
I stay oversea and I still have typical Malay (read Malaysian) accent. N I proud of it. At least not like Chinese accent eg why cannot la...thats y la because..if you know what Im saying hahahaha
There is a Malay saying, "Habis Manis, Sepah Dibuang". Which literally means -When the sweetness (of the sugarcane) finishes, you throw away the pulp. This means- when you are done taking the benefits from a person or thing, you just throw away or leave that person of thing. Unkind but yeah...
Nice vlog, very informative 👍 Keep notes MARDI nxt time put label/names of e fruit most visitor r from overseas they r not familiar wit our local fruit... Also e tour guide is a cool guy, very enthusiastic n got good energy
Jesper and Vanessa .....your video regarding fruit Farm at langkawi are very awesome ....but if u went to kampung ( Village ) to other state in malaysia ....u will find an exotic fruit farm thats u never imagine in your life.....my friend..... trust my words....
Great video guys! I was recently in Langkawi but missed this farm. Looks interesting! Working on my Malaysia videos now. My Langkawi will come up soon.
Wow this langkawi fruit park is huge.. Ambra is kedondong .. we have it all in indonesia too.. about sugarcane, usually we only drink its extract water by pushing a long stick into pressing machine. Now is the mango season in indonesia. 1kilogram cost less than $1
Nice one 👍🏻 For us as a Malaysian, we grow up with fruits around us, so we use to it and thought is just the same and we might not interested to visit the farm. Just get to know that in others perspectives from the country which never grow fruits is so precious for you guys. Awesome and now I know the reason of tourists visiting it.
I have cashew nut tree, papaya tree and grow passion fruit at the back of my house... But my dad do all the work obviously because he's passionate about it
Great to see you both enjoy the fruits in Malaysia not available in Europe. Thanks for informing me the temperature cos I contemplate to settle down there after decades in UK. The farm owner should put description of the fruits. They should have photos and description of the cashew nuts and the processes involved. Even the rice fields should explain the processes involved. Hence we understand more the hard labour involved instead just buy from supermarket.
Wow..I am Malaysian but never been.here.. I'll go one day because I love fruits si much. Thanks for the lovely video. Hope you had a good memories in Malaysia. Please come again
@@JesperandVanessa have u been to Terengganu, Malaysia. We have lots of beautiful islands here. If you wanna come here..you can contact me. Maybe we can have dinner or lunch together . this my What app number 60199825106😁
Explore more in Malaysia ,btw happy to see u enjoy u all vacation in Malaysia😊😊😊🤗,i as Malaysian very happy to see tourism enjoy their vacation in Malaysia🤘
The Mardi staff purposely don't put label of the fruit,,,they wanted the tourist to engmina the fruit, then the tourist will ask the staff ,, so much better ways to remember the name, keep it up bro,sis, hope more videos to come
how lucky i am as a person from village, i’ve never imagine that there are someone who didnt know about on how those fruits were grown; especially the pineapples. 😁
You guys are great....super positive and you made the video so cheerful even at a farm, who can imagine a farm being so interesting....now you have got me wanting to go there too
Oohh my God... Thank you for the video... I dont even know this place is existing ...and im Malaysian....haha.. Well, i went to langkawi like manyyyyyyyyy years back
Sugarcane, enjoy the juice so sweet, and spit it out huhuhuu... u can swallow it if u want too, but i recommend dont swallow it, jst enjoy the juice xD
Hai...haha I hv been there so many time but didnt know that place exist... Langkawi can get a little hot becauce it is a small Island surrounded by sea...just like Penang...Glad u like our fruits but there so many more like langsat, rambai. And do you know that the seed of cashew nut which u eat grows jutting out on top of the fruit. Unique right.
Yup cashew nuts grow on tree. Actually cashew apple is and the nuts is like the seed sticking out of the apple. Hence why cashew is quite expensive as you can only harvest a cashew per cashew apple. Labour intensive.
In the old days I always eat sugar cane raw. It was supposedly good for the teeth as the fiber cleans the teeth. But it must have been a super long time ago since I ate in this way
The sugarcane, the one that you were eating is the cane part and you were right not to swallowed the pulp. It's best if you take it in juice form, so cool and refreshing for our hot weather.
Kepada milik kedai makan buah,tolong usahakan nama buah buah diletak disamping buah buah yang dipotong itu.Itu akan memudahkan pelawat mengenalinye.Semoga dapat dilakukannye.
Sugarcane is a very fibrous plant and you can't eat the pulp ..only meant to taste the sugary liquid.. sugarcane plant is where you get sugar crystals and also where they make rum in Cuba ..😉
Guys if u wanna go back to semenanjung Malaysia i suggest you to stroll along the Melaka River (which is located in Melaka one of the state of Malaysia🙃) at night.....it is sooo amazing👋🏻💓
Sudah banyak kali ke Langkawi, baru tahu ada Taman Mardi di Langkawi. Harap buat publisiti kepada pelancung dlm Negeri dan luar Negeri tentang adanya Taman Mardi ini.
You was eating honeydew. Hambra are usually made into pickled. They didn't serve you jackfruit, cik ku or starfruit. That large vege is usually cooked differently by race in malaysia. Chinese cook them soup. Indian cook them with curry. While malay cook with coconut milk.
Oh so Swedish pronounce IKEA as "Ai-kea".. So thts the right way to pronounce it..we all call it IKEA as "Ei-kea".. Welcome to Langkawi.. One of the most beautiful islands in Malaysia.. 🇲🇾
Great to see you guys enjoy langkawi and having fun eating our tropical fruits, explore more to know more about wonderful Malaysia. You guys are lovely
Really recommend for you both to go to the Genting Highland Pahang Malaysia 😉, totally different. What different? You must go to Genting first to know it😜
sweet people both of u....... my place Kedah.....definitely will visit tht place...enjoy n take care while in Malaysia....drink lots of plain water to avoid dehydration
It is such an honour to see you guys come to malaysia and visit all the places.. There is still a lot of place to visit such as malaca where one of the famous city, negera sembilan, terengganu and a few places...as i work in travelling industry, I would love to help you guys to explore more about Malaysian culture in others side including the local food that you should try like asam pedas, masak lemak, nasi lemak and others things..
WHAT GREAT TOUR 😀 loved the tour guide, so sympathetic, kind and with a lot of enthusiasm ☺💕
So cool to get to try all this new fruits and to see how it grows, awesome!!
Thanks again for a great video and for always being light-hearted and funny 😁😘❤
Yes he was the best! 🤩 super fun tour! Thank you, we are so happy you liked the video! ☺❤❤
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Very good explanation from the guide..he still young but have good communication with tourist..keep it up boy..
@@shaggx8344 sure..he must get it..he he he
The young guide is funny but he communicated and explained well. Typical Malaysian accent
as long mat salleh tu paham oklah. xyah nak accent mat salleh sangat.hahaha
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@@mohammedhisham8815 really proud of the young guide. he is communicative, informative and also creative - the grasshopper from coconut leave, he should be given an award.
It's not Malaysia accent. It's Bangladesh accent for newbie..hahaha
I stay oversea and I still have typical Malay (read Malaysian) accent. N I proud of it. At least not like Chinese accent eg why cannot la...thats y la because..if you know what Im saying hahahaha
I think they should label the fruits in the tray so that foreigners know what they are eating
Agree! ❤
Where the fun in that. Hahaha
Yes
Yeah...like the Umbra or kedondong is in mango family but it's very sour and fibrous too
Or it will be fruit roulette
There is a Malay saying, "Habis Manis, Sepah Dibuang".
Which literally means -When the sweetness (of the sugarcane) finishes, you throw away the pulp.
This means- when you are done taking the benefits from a person or thing, you just throw away or leave that person of thing.
Unkind but yeah...
Very well said Lan... 👍
I could'nt have done it any better
love the passion shown by the tour guide explaining about fruits and trees 😁
I'm binge watching foreigners go to places in my own country at 1 am on a Monday xD
Super friendly tour guide 😂
The Guide is so cool!
yeaaaa
Nice vlog, very informative 👍
Keep notes MARDI nxt time put label/names of e fruit most visitor r from overseas they r not familiar wit our local fruit... Also e tour guide is a cool guy, very enthusiastic n got good energy
7:01 guava
7:05 ambra or kedondong
Both of them are better to be eaten with some rojak buah sauce.
Me too love langkawi..every year must spent 1 week in langkawi..very amazing place..i like the people..food..view..and all..tq for the video..
he is the nice tour guide
True.. I also have experience with the good tour guide
Jesper and Vanessa .....your video regarding fruit Farm at langkawi are very awesome ....but if u went to kampung ( Village ) to other state in malaysia ....u will find an exotic fruit farm thats u never imagine in your life.....my friend..... trust my words....
Great video guys! I was recently in Langkawi but missed this farm. Looks interesting! Working on my Malaysia videos now. My Langkawi will come up soon.
Oh! We enjoyed it a lot. We had a great guide too! Oh, great! Good luck with your edits and thanks for dropping by 😍
Let us know when your Langkawi comes up 😁
Jesper and Vanessa Thanks I will! Just a few videos away - still editing my jungle videos 😉👍
@@CosmoTrav That sounds awesome! Jungle videos 😁 Must have been quite an experience!
Jesper and Vanessa Absolutely! Especially the relatively undiscovered part I visited. So amazing
I love how the tour guide explained cause he make it very entertaining 👍
Wow this langkawi fruit park is huge.. Ambra is kedondong .. we have it all in indonesia too.. about sugarcane, usually we only drink its extract water by pushing a long stick into pressing machine. Now is the mango season in indonesia. 1kilogram cost less than $1
Nice one 👍🏻
For us as a Malaysian, we grow up with fruits around us, so we use to it and thought is just the same and we might not interested to visit the farm. Just get to know that in others perspectives from the country which never grow fruits is so precious for you guys. Awesome and now I know the reason of tourists visiting it.
I have cashew nut tree, papaya tree and grow passion fruit at the back of my house... But my dad do all the work obviously because he's passionate about it
The guide have a bright future
Great to see you both enjoy the fruits in Malaysia not available in Europe. Thanks for informing me the temperature cos I contemplate to settle down there after decades in UK. The farm owner should put description of the fruits. They should have photos and description of the cashew nuts and the processes involved. Even the rice fields should explain the processes involved. Hence we understand more the hard labour involved instead just buy from supermarket.
Wow..I am Malaysian but never been.here.. I'll go one day because I love fruits si much. Thanks for the lovely video. Hope you had a good memories in Malaysia. Please come again
You should definitely do that! I'm glad you liked it! ☺ We do have good memories from Malaysia! 😁
@@JesperandVanessa have u been to Terengganu, Malaysia. We have lots of beautiful islands here. If you wanna come here..you can contact me. Maybe we can have dinner or lunch together . this my What app number 60199825106😁
you can see if you love what you do, you will do it passionately just like what the tour guide did. kudos
Chee-ku was pronounced perfectly. And yes, you don't swallow the sugar cane. You just squeeze out the juice.
proud to be malaysian..the tour guide is really good english and he is knowledgeable..well done
that was so creative with the leaf grasshopper lol. That tour guide person definitely deserves a raise. Super interesting tour.
Ciku fruit is the sweetest fruit I had try before.
yes..more sweet than white sugar... hahahaaaaaa
Also known as local kiwi 🤭 but ciku is sooooo nice I could eat like 10 of them
Friendly by the tour guide.
Explore more in Malaysia ,btw happy to see u enjoy u all vacation in Malaysia😊😊😊🤗,i as Malaysian very happy to see tourism enjoy their vacation in Malaysia🤘
The Mardi staff purposely don't put label of the fruit,,,they wanted the tourist to engmina the fruit, then the tourist will ask the staff ,, so much better ways to remember the name, keep it up bro,sis, hope more videos to come
Oh okay 👍🏽 thank you Mohamad! 😊 there are more videos to come stay tuned! 😉
how lucky i am as a person from village, i’ve never imagine that there are someone who didnt know about on how those fruits were grown; especially the pineapples. 😁
I'm Malaysian and I've been there before but I got so excited when I watch your videos. Idk why but maybe you guys are happy that's why I'm excited.
You guys are great....super positive and you made the video so cheerful even at a farm, who can imagine a farm being so interesting....now you have got me wanting to go there too
Hehe 😄 Thank you!! We are glad you enjoyed it! We loved this tour 😍
That amazing guy, learn the fruits. That malaysia guy really friendly
The tour guide is so fun! 😂
Oohh my God... Thank you for the video... I dont even know this place is existing ...and im Malaysian....haha.. Well, i went to langkawi like manyyyyyyyyy years back
Sugarcane, enjoy the juice so sweet, and spit it out huhuhuu... u can swallow it if u want too, but i recommend dont swallow it, jst enjoy the juice xD
The best tour guide...... Very nice guy.
Guys, thank for the video. I never heard abt ths farm before. I am a fruit lover .. ughh
Thnks for coming n promotee malaysia...
I suggest you to go to PUTRAJAYA. Its a nice place there and its also called as ‘city in a park’. You guys should give it a visit 😄
Hamra or kedondong, Blend it to juice and something salty (plum preserve), with ice
Hai...haha I hv been there so many time but didnt know that place exist... Langkawi can get a little hot becauce it is a small Island surrounded by sea...just like Penang...Glad u like our fruits but there so many more like langsat, rambai. And do you know that the seed of cashew nut which u eat grows jutting out on top of the fruit. Unique right.
Hope both of you can enjoy in Malaysia .
Yup cashew nuts grow on tree. Actually cashew apple is and the nuts is like the seed sticking out of the apple. Hence why cashew is quite expensive as you can only harvest a cashew per cashew apple. Labour intensive.
In the old days I always eat sugar cane raw. It was supposedly good for the teeth as the fiber cleans the teeth. But it must have been a super long time ago since I ate in this way
The sugarcane, the one that you were eating is the cane part and you were right not to swallowed the pulp. It's best if you take it in juice form, so cool and refreshing for our hot weather.
Kepada milik kedai makan buah,tolong usahakan nama buah buah diletak disamping buah buah yang dipotong itu.Itu akan memudahkan pelawat mengenalinye.Semoga dapat dilakukannye.
Setuju dan gambar buah buahan itu sebelum potong.
Sugarcane is a very fibrous plant and you can't eat the pulp ..only meant to taste the sugary liquid.. sugarcane plant is where you get sugar crystals and also where they make rum in Cuba ..😉
Guys if u wanna go back to semenanjung Malaysia i suggest you to stroll along the Melaka River (which is located in Melaka one of the state of Malaysia🙃) at night.....it is sooo amazing👋🏻💓
Vanessa, i like to count how many nice and super nice words coming from your mouth..hahha ur very nice person...
Hahaha I had no idea I did this 😅🙈 but thank you! ☺
And i also can see your tired face...yes hot weather consume so much energy....even im from malaysia...i avoid to go out in hot weather...hahha
Glad you guys had a great time in Langkawi....come Malaysia more often...😊😊😊
The tour guide real expert in what he doing
Sudah banyak kali ke Langkawi, baru tahu ada Taman Mardi di Langkawi. Harap buat publisiti kepada pelancung dlm Negeri dan luar Negeri tentang adanya Taman Mardi ini.
You was eating honeydew. Hambra are usually made into pickled. They didn't serve you jackfruit, cik ku or starfruit.
That large vege is usually cooked differently by race in malaysia. Chinese cook them soup. Indian cook them with curry. While malay cook with coconut milk.
Should try the sugarcane juice..it's supernice.. and try to go to pasar malam or night market. Should try laksa too
Love you ha...ha...both of you camefrome a long wsy to get to know the fuits. It will be more fun if you going into village to larn something
Love this 💜💜
Thanks! Have you been to Langkawi yourself 😁?
Oh so Swedish pronounce IKEA as "Ai-kea".. So thts the right way to pronounce it..we all call it IKEA as "Ei-kea".. Welcome to Langkawi.. One of the most beautiful islands in Malaysia.. 🇲🇾
Hahah now we know xD
Great tour guide the passion
Great to see you guys enjoy langkawi and having fun eating our tropical fruits, explore more to know more about wonderful Malaysia. You guys are lovely
Nice place...Beauty couple...super...
You make such a nice touring video 👍
Really recommend for you both to go to the Genting Highland Pahang Malaysia 😉, totally different.
What different?
You must go to Genting first to know it😜
U must visit this place during the best season
hambra or also well known as kedondong. Favourite fruit of pregnant women. Only being eaten while it's still young/green.
I really love your channel. Good content, beautiful vibe. Keep it up guys :D
Good footage jasper and vanessa.
The fruitie guide also good too.thumbs up for him. Enjoy the Langkawi yaa😉
sweet people both of u....... my place Kedah.....definitely will visit tht place...enjoy n take care while in Malaysia....drink lots of plain water to avoid dehydration
i like how positive and happy you guys look 😁😁
Haven't check out the organic fruit farm. Next time😂
And the young shoots of the cashew nut leaves can be eaten as ulam (we eat like salad) with rice... good for health...
I love ❤️ jackfruit it’s so good, and a good alternative to meat.
Yes, indeed! It's a great alternative! ❤
the way u pronounce ciku is spot on!
Wow. She is so strong. She could carry a big fruit. Was that papaya?
Haha I guess it's thanks to my strength training 💪😜
He called it long melon.
You should come again and try the mangosteen. I just luvvvvvvvvvvvvv it...!!!!
Awesome video as always. Keep posting great video guys. 👍
I haven't been there.. Love it! ❤
I like that tour guide. So friendly hahaha
Sugarcane just chew the sweet juice then you need to spit out the husk. Amra or kedondong best to eat with ‘rojak’ mixed with other fruits
Hye sweet couple, welcomes to Malaysia
this by far the best tour video I've ever seen. You guys bring us into the video as well.. 😍
Agree, I enjoyed their videos a lot too (especially when I never visit Langkawi yet lol)
Wow your place is nice!
Went there last year that uncle so funny. Best place to visit
Welcome to my hometown. Where my dad was born.
Explore moreee in Langkawi. Go for island hopping and mangrove tour.
You eat that sugarcane the right way 😃😀
Yeah you suppose to discard the plup of the sugar cane after chewing it .
Welcome to Langkawi❤️💯🔥
Terbaik la abang tour guide.
Great farm tour! I was in Langkawi LIMA Airshow n March but I didnt know about it. I subbed!
u must try ketum..
Peliaq hang...nanti mat salleh ni ketagih ketum mampos dorang nak cari kat negara sendiri 😂
Yeah.. u doing right thing when eating sugarcane....
Really cool video !
Keep it up guys xx
At 0756 you are chewing the sugarcane, the fibre should be spitted out, DON'T SWALLOW!!! I 😂🇲🇾
You should go to PULAU PERHENTIAN in Terengganu, Malaysia... But not now , bcause it's a MONSOON season...
try to google buah jagus (cashew nut). The nuts don't come from the fruit but from the stem. The stem is edible like any fruit.
It is such an honour to see you guys come to malaysia and visit all the places.. There is still a lot of place to visit such as malaca where one of the famous city, negera sembilan, terengganu and a few places...as i work in travelling industry, I would love to help you guys to explore more about Malaysian culture in others side including the local food that you should try like asam pedas, masak lemak, nasi lemak and others things..
Nice video guys. I have been to Langkawi but i didn't know that this place exist.
This guy said vegetable the long like a huge cucumber is called ash gourd