@@dakotagearhartthere are many countries in one country, there are India, China, Bangladesh, Rohingya, you also have to know the Hindu traditions there
hahaha.. you're right they are both crazy cities for traffic. Personally, I think I would feel safer driving my motorbike in Bangkok dodging Tuk tuks and motorbikes than in KL where it's mostly cars. Though to be fair I've had several learning experiences (aka accidents) in Thailand too. Not too infrequently you'll see a case in the news of a car in Bangkok, running over a pedestrian at a zebra crossing though. Thailand statistically has some of the world's most dangerous roads. Are you from KL?
@@dakotagearhart I know I was there, and took a tuk tuk, I thought I was going to die lol. It was a great adventure. I lost my Seahawks cap while riding in a tuk tuk! And got scammed while trying to get to Grand Palace! I did enjoy Chiang Mai a lot!
I can imagine a Thai person picked the hat up and is wearing it right now, haha. That sounds like quite the adventure. Ah Chiang Mai... I love northern Thailand. We try and get out of the city once a month for our sanity. Might head up there in the next couple of months.
@@user-ih4gn4ij7z yes i prefer thailand than Malaysia, coz there plenty fun place to visit not only seeing tall building, but even the building i also prefer thailand and the streetwalk too
I'm Malaysian. Traveled to Philippines and Thailand. I'm like Holy S**T why so many motorcycles and cars honking everywhere. I think we are more moderate in consideration. At least we don't have vehicle honking pollution.😅😅 I could agree with you on vehicle wont stop for zebra crossing.
Pollution in Bangkok can be pretty terrible especially for Motorbike commuters like myself. Clothes smell like gas fumes if after riding on a bike in traffic, or sometimes even walking down a busy street. I didn’t notice the same in KL.
@@dakotagearhart yep but im specifically from Kuching, Sarawak. It is one of the states in Malaysia. The biggest one i assume. its more chill and laid back than Kuala Lumpur too. i work in KL for now and only goes back to my hometown on holidays haha. I'll be checking out BKK next year for an event
@dakotagearhart nope! But I just love people's insights about the view and the food up the KL Tower. For the latter, however, you'd need special permission to go up since the building is not really completed yet and is nearing that phase. Still, at night it looks really beautiful, especially when it's lit up❤️
You are in a different country. It is not the same from where you came from. So no point keep comparing. Example our mall is the 3rd largest ever in the world(one of them). But you will never see it as it is far away. So do not make assumptions that our malls are inferior in anyway.
@keangwooichoo6138 I hear what you’re saying… we went to pavillion mall in kl. It was similar to Siam paragon in Bangkok, which is one of the nicest in Thailand. But honestly you see one shopping mall you’ve seen them all. They all have the same restaurants, shoe stores, luxury outlets. It was my experience that Thailand shopping malls are a bit cleaner than in Kl but who cares. Pavillion has a Guinness themed restaurant which was badass. What’s your favorite shopping mall in Malaysia and why? Cheers.
Malaysia had three major ethnic groups of Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Which you don't really see in Thailand which is more of a hotch potch also its uwn uniqueness .So the variety is much more Malaysia it's well known for its diversity plus the Western food it is also special in Malaysia. You are rather rare in your first impressions of KL. I sm Adain American by the way KL is very modern and much more sophisticated and organized then Bangkok. It is not just in between Bangkok and Singapore. It is much more affordable, friendlier and has a family vibe and is clean. You come and seem to be really off the radar. You seem to have abweird colored perception coming from Bangkok about KL traffic. The city transportation is more efficient people are friendly and when you get to know it you realize it's actually much more livable city than Bangkok. I would say you're the only one in the history of 10 years who's made these comments. There are no tuk uks in Malaysia.
Thanks for sharing. Malaysia is definitely unique with the major ethnic groups all under one roof. In Thailand, there are certainly people from all over the world, but not so much in major groups. The main groups would be Thai and Thai Chinese. I don't know man for traffic for me at least it seems more sensible in Bangkok. You can get to almost anywhere in the city from underground train (MRT) or an above ground train (BTS) which is what most 1 million people per day here used to commute. You can beat the heat with an affordable taxi, which Malaysia also has, but if you need to get somewhere in a hurry, you can take a motorcycle taxi which you can't do in KL. This could save you tons of times 20 or 30 minutes or more, depending on the traffic. I think buses are probably nicer in KL compared to Bangkok and that might be something I'm over overlooking but im fortunate enough to not have to ride those here for daily commuting. The buses do drive like lunatics here. Another thing I noticed was cleanliness and upkeep of facilities like restrooms which I think Bangkok has an edge over KL in. I think you're right that the longer I stayed in KL and got more comfortable with it, other things I would appreciate would come to light.
@@SayurMayurIjoJakarta is just rubbish compared to modern other ASEAN cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore or Hanoi. The dirtiest city in South East Asia is Jakarta and is sinking.
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Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
@@Yasin_Affandi thank you 🙏
@@dakotagearhart Have a great day. 😀
@@dakotagearhartthere are many countries in one country, there are India, China, Bangladesh, Rohingya, you also have to know the Hindu traditions there
You come from Thailand, and you think people drive crazy in KL, come on!!! I have been to Bangkok, even crazier!
hahaha.. you're right they are both crazy cities for traffic. Personally, I think I would feel safer driving my motorbike in Bangkok dodging Tuk tuks and motorbikes than in KL where it's mostly cars. Though to be fair I've had several learning experiences (aka accidents) in Thailand too. Not too infrequently you'll see a case in the news of a car in Bangkok, running over a pedestrian at a zebra crossing though. Thailand statistically has some of the world's most dangerous roads. Are you from KL?
@@dakotagearhart I know I was there, and took a tuk tuk, I thought I was going to die lol. It was a great adventure. I lost my Seahawks cap while riding in a tuk tuk! And got scammed while trying to get to Grand Palace! I did enjoy Chiang Mai a lot!
I can imagine a Thai person picked the hat up and is wearing it right now, haha. That sounds like quite the adventure. Ah Chiang Mai... I love northern Thailand. We try and get out of the city once a month for our sanity. Might head up there in the next couple of months.
@@user-ih4gn4ij7z yes i prefer thailand than Malaysia, coz there plenty fun place to visit not only seeing tall building, but even the building i also prefer thailand and the streetwalk too
We all know that the drivers are still bad and lots of uncivilized driver in KL, why can't he comment on it?
I'm Malaysian. Traveled to Philippines and Thailand. I'm like Holy S**T why so many motorcycles and cars honking everywhere. I think we are more moderate in consideration. At least we don't have vehicle honking pollution.😅😅 I could agree with you on vehicle wont stop for zebra crossing.
Pollution in Bangkok can be pretty terrible especially for Motorbike commuters like myself. Clothes smell like gas fumes if after riding on a bike in traffic, or sometimes even walking down a busy street. I didn’t notice the same in KL.
Thailand and Malaysia are country what to expect to be the same? Even our nightlife and daylife its different and different culture
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welcome to malaysia! have a pleasant stay yeah kub!
@@xerlapis Thank you! Are you from Malaysia? We are back in Bangkok but our 3rd malaysia video is coming out soon by early next week.
@@dakotagearhart yep but im specifically from Kuching, Sarawak. It is one of the states in Malaysia. The biggest one i assume. its more chill and laid back than Kuala Lumpur too. i work in KL for now and only goes back to my hometown on holidays haha. I'll be checking out BKK next year for an event
13:24 that's the KL Tower (421 metres)
13:41 - Merdeka 118 (678.9 metres)
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Thank you! Have you've been up to the top of them?
@dakotagearhart nope! But I just love people's insights about the view and the food up the KL Tower. For the latter, however, you'd need special permission to go up since the building is not really completed yet and is nearing that phase. Still, at night it looks really beautiful, especially when it's lit up❤️
nice vlog in malaysia
Thank you, bro
Welcome to KL
Thank you!
You are in a different country. It is not the same from where you came from. So no point keep comparing. Example our mall is the 3rd largest ever in the world(one of them). But you will never see it as it is far away. So do not make assumptions that our malls are inferior in anyway.
@keangwooichoo6138 I hear what you’re saying… we went to pavillion mall in kl. It was similar to Siam paragon in Bangkok, which is one of the nicest in Thailand. But honestly you see one shopping mall you’ve seen them all. They all have the same restaurants, shoe stores, luxury outlets. It was my experience that Thailand shopping malls are a bit cleaner than in Kl but who cares. Pavillion has a Guinness themed restaurant which was badass. What’s your favorite shopping mall in Malaysia and why? Cheers.
@dakotagearhart my fav malls are pavilion and trx. Suria is dated. I hv yet to visit ioi city mall. Like I said so far away not far from the airport.
@@dakotagearhartHave been to Paragon Mall...just so so compare to many malls in Malaysia..
@@dakotagearhartI prefer Thailand than Malaysia
@@SayurMayurIjoYes 10000 better than Jakarta and Indonesia as whole
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Thank you! Cheers!
fish noodle is laksa, really good
Oh that's what it was. Oh my God it was so delicious.
Welcome to KL! Try the mee tarik!
That's Chinese food.
Malaysia had three major ethnic groups of Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Which you don't really see in Thailand which is more of a hotch potch also its uwn uniqueness .So the variety is much more Malaysia it's well known for its diversity plus the Western food it is also special in Malaysia. You are rather rare in your first impressions of KL. I sm Adain American by the way KL is very modern and much more sophisticated and organized then Bangkok. It is not just in between Bangkok and Singapore. It is much more affordable, friendlier and has a family vibe and is clean. You come and seem to be really off the radar. You seem to have abweird colored perception coming from Bangkok about KL traffic. The city transportation is more efficient people are friendly and when you get to know it you realize it's actually much more livable city than Bangkok. I would say you're the only one in the history of 10 years who's made these comments. There are no tuk uks in Malaysia.
Thanks for sharing. Malaysia is definitely unique with the major ethnic groups all under one roof. In Thailand, there are certainly people from all over the world, but not so much in major groups. The main groups would be Thai and Thai Chinese. I don't know man for traffic for me at least it seems more sensible in Bangkok. You can get to almost anywhere in the city from underground train (MRT) or an above ground train (BTS) which is what most 1 million people per day here used to commute. You can beat the heat with an affordable taxi, which Malaysia also has, but if you need to get somewhere in a hurry, you can take a motorcycle taxi which you can't do in KL. This could save you tons of times 20 or 30 minutes or more, depending on the traffic. I think buses are probably nicer in KL compared to Bangkok and that might be something I'm over overlooking but im fortunate enough to not have to ride those here for daily commuting. The buses do drive like lunatics here. Another thing I noticed was cleanliness and upkeep of facilities like restrooms which I think Bangkok has an edge over KL in. I think you're right that the longer I stayed in KL and got more comfortable with it, other things I would appreciate would come to light.
On visa run or vacation?
@@keangwooichoo6138 holiday. Kl was really awesome and I’d like to go back. Especially for the nights out eating and drinking. Do you live there?
@@dakotagearhart somewhere nearby but not kl
Cheers to guinness
@@keangwooichoo6138 love Guinness. Incredibly expensive in Thailand so don’t drink it that often. A real treat!
@@dakotagearhart we hv a factory here
Rich tourists stay in luxury hotels not budget hotels.
Truer words have never been spoken
Where is your Ferrari?
You remind me of John Mayer
Ah... That guy can seriously play the blues
Boring video for beautiful KL
It's interesting you say that, I'd love to hear why you feel that way
Yeah right Malaysia is Boring 😅
@@SayurMayurIjoJakarta is just rubbish compared to modern other ASEAN cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore or Hanoi. The dirtiest city in South East Asia is Jakarta and is sinking.