OUR FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF MALAYSIA
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2022
- Hello everyone! In this week's video, we have arrived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This video is all about our first impressions of Malaysia and what we think about it. We visited Petaling Street, KL Tower, and the famous Petronas towers. We hope you enjoy watching!
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A fellow local Malaysian here. Here are some tips and comments:
1. I think you came during the recent festive season of Hari Raya and as usual it's always hard to get e-hailing during festive seasons. Grab service is very useful in big cities for moving and food delivery.
2. Most restaurants and shops close at 10 PM. Again, I think you guys came during the recent festive seasons. It's not uncommon to see certain local fast food called "Mamak" in Malaysia to operate even after midnight. Malaysia is a hot country, locals prefer to hangout at night.
3. You were on the wrong side of PETRONAS Twin Towers. You should have entered the big mall under it and go to the other side where there is a big public park and water fountain for better photography.
4. If you are still in Kuala Lumpur, go to the following attractions: Taman Tugu (via Grab), Ilham Tower Gallery (via LRT), Merdeka Square (via LRT), Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM, via Grab), National Museum (via MRT)
5. Go hiking highpoints or trekking to waterfalls around Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding suburbs. KL is an urban area surrounded by many nearby hills and mountains.
6. Always ask locals if you are lost or need some guidance. Malaysians generally are generally friendly and love to help.
Thank you so much for the clarification! We didn’t know any of that😅 we are coming back to Kuala Lumpur and will definitely check these places out, thank you so much!
And you could even hook up with fellow Canadians, Steve and Ivana of Jetlag Warriors if they are still here when you are back in town
That would be great! We’re always open to collaborations or just hanging out with other creators 😊
FRIM is closed, AFAIK. I went there a few weeks ago and was told they've been closed since covid started.
Here are tips for tourists coming to Malaysia. Malaysia is a humid country. So wearing airy, light clothing is highly recommend. Malaysia although quite a modern country ( though not as modern as West or Japan perhaps) is relatively a religious country. So as tourist, when you visit temples, mosques, churches etc, modest dressing is a must. Do some research before hand to know the clothing rules and code.
Those are great tips! Thank you so much ☺️
Happened me to see your vlog just now. I enjoyed it. Particularly aerial view and editing. From the comments of viewers, I could get an idea of other places too.
Malaysia is the first foreign country I visited from India in the year 2000. That was not my wish but as part of my onsite assignment. I felt sad to take that offer because I was newly married by that time and leave my wife alone. But from the time I landed at Kuala Lumpur International airport I started enjoying to be there. What a beautiful, greenery and clean country. I was given accommodation at Palm Court, Brickfields. Daily we around 30 employees used to go from Brickfields to Klang Container Terminal. I think that was about 50 Kilo meter distance. The entire route was greenery. We use to cross a toll. That is the first time I saw a toll and that too such a big. Each side of the road there were about 10 lanes.
That is the sweet memory, I was keep telling my wife that I will take her to Malaysia for a tour trip and that happened in the year 2017. I took her to Petronas Towers, KL Tower, Batu Caves, Genting Islands and some more places. She enjoyed the trip. I felt happy as I could made her happy.
Thanks for your video.
Wow what a sweet story! That’s amazing that you and your wife also had an amazing time in Malaysia. Thank you so much for watching our video. 😊🙏🏽
KL is actually my favourite city that I have travelled to. KL is one of the cleanest cities that I have visited along with Seville, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Singapore, Dubai and probably Rome. I agree that Batu Caves does have a bit of a stench but good place to visit. Right next to KL Tower is the Eco Forest which you could have gone to. If you are visiting mosques, always check the prayer times in the city you visit. Usually mosques are opened for tourists between 9.00am and 12 noon and maybe between 2pm and 3pm. I'm a Muslim from the UK and visited many mosques around the world so I know when the prayer times start. Petronas Towers at night is amazing and I agree that KL Tower has a good 360 degrees view of the city compared to Petronas Towers. If you see Jamek Mosque at night with the River of Life, it is beautifully lit up. Petronas Towers fountain show was on the other side in KLCC Park area
I'm pretty sure that a lot of restaurants close around 10pm because I've been to these places. Bukit Bitang is a great place to hang out at night
Thanks for all the great tips! We will be heading back to KL and we’re going to do another video there and we will most definitely take your suggestions into consideration. 🙏🏼 ☺️
somehow Singapore tops in cleanliness. almost sterile.
@@raziackzing Singapore is very clean - I like their strict policies about cleanliness - every city need to follow what Singapore does
the way you both presented the video to the audience✨malaysia is very beautiful😍, one day i will come to malaysia, i am very excited🤩
It’s been an amazing country and it’s beautiful. Highly recommend visiting this place once in a lifetime.
Welcome To Malaysia 🇲🇾 thanks to promoting our beloved country
Thank you ☺️ We are definitely feeling very welcomed, and we have been loving our time so far. We will have a lot more videos coming from Malaysia soon!
In Malaysia businesses don't operate according to prayer time. Even tho it is a Muslim majority country, we are not as practical or strict as the middle eastern countries. Maybe you came during Eid which is a major holiday event (which lasted for a week) in the whole country and everyone are still outside of Kuala Lumpur back at their hometown. During Eid most restaurant are closed since it has been 2 years (due to covid and lockdowns) we are not allowed to go and travel back to our hometown (it is a culture here to go back and have a reunion with our whole family to celebrate Eid).
Wow! Thank you so much for all the great information 🙏🏼 We always appreciate when our viewers help us out, as it’s hard to know and find everything out when travelling from country to country.
@@AttilaAndZae Also the major highways will be full of car during this time. Like a 2 hour highway journey would take 4-5 hours during this time
The best food in the world... 🥰Malaysia
Hi from California. I enjoy watching both of you and your travels!
Thank you so much K Le! Let us know if you have any suggestions for us or anything specific you’d like to see 😊
Welcome to Malaysia.
Since you are from Canada, perhaps you can check out your countrymen's RUclipsrs, Jetlag Warrior's for some traveling tips in Malaysia. They're also in Malaysia at the moment and will be going to the East Malaysia (Borneo island) soon.
Oh wow! That’s awesome 😊 Unfortunately we headed West towards Penang and didn’t get the chance to visit the east this time around. On our next visit to Malaysia, we will definitely have to check out the islands on the East, because they seem beautiful.
What a lovely looking couple. I have notice you guys are always smile and look happy. Malaysia country sure looks modern, tropical and beautiful, isn't it? Loving your travel videos. Have an awesome journey and stay safe travel always.
Thank you so much for your kind comment! We definitely try to have a positive attitude and be thankful and happy! Also, we’re loving Malaysia so far 😊
Besides KL Tower, we have two more towers located in Alor Setar, Kedah and Kuantan, Pahang. Both tower offers spectacular views of city centre, paddy field, mountains, rivers and seas.
We love high rise towers and the spectacular views that come with them!
Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your visit and vlogging. Im here to support you guys! Enjoys 😎😉
Thank you so much for your support Taufiq 🙏🏼 ☺️. We hope you enjoy our vlogs.
2nd may - Eid al-Fitr (Hari Raya Aidilfitri) is the most significant and biggest holidays in malaysia. You arrived at KL on 4th may during eid holidays. As malaysian, we knew every year KL will become almost empty. You just missed out a month of bazaar ramadan.
We had no idea unfortunately, but we will still be going back to KL again and who knows, in the future we may even come back to experience Raya 😊
@@AttilaAndZae enjoy your stay here... And ofcause, welcome ...
Loving all your videos, I've been to lots of the countries you've visited, cant wait for the next adventure, stay safe out there guys!
Thank you so much Philby, we’re having an amazing time travelling and we’re happy that you’re enjoying our videos 😊
Welcome to Malaysia, hope you guys enjoy and happy visiting or travelling Malaysia.
Thank you Hafiz, we’re having a great time so far. We have many videos still to come 😊
The reason the city isn't as busy as it normally is because you went there during the biggest festive season in malaysia where everyone going back to their hometown...2 weeks after that everything should be like normal
We will be back in KL later on this month and we will check out how busy it is then 😊
When did you arrive? Maybe the e-hailing/taxi services is not operating because the drivers decided to went home to their hometown (balik kampung) for eid or caught in a traffic jam caused by the 'balik kampung' crowd... I've heard that because of the traffic jams people reached their destinations later than usual, ie a trip of 6 hrs became 12 hrs
We arrived to the airport around 8PM on May 4th.
@@AttilaAndZae yep, that is why there weren't many grab at that time, the roads were congested due to hari raya especially the road from klia to city center... It would take more than 1.5 hours just to reach the airport..so many grab car would just cancel the order
Yeah, the train was definitely the fastest and best option, it just took us a little bit of time to find out about it
2:11 For the grab, Malaysia actually just had recent festive season of Hari Raya, so most of the drivers are actually taking off days to celebrate at their hometown. That is why less grab available and it will took long time to get a driver. Most of people experienced this too 😂
We didn’t know. In our country it’s a little bit different. Whenever there’s a celebration, the cities get MUCH more busy and cab drivers, uber and other ride hailing services are working even more than usual, because it’s their opportunity to make the most money.
Festive Seasons.. less Grab drivers more expensive rates.
Weekdays rush hours also more expensive. Rush hours are before 10am,1130am to 2pm and after 5pm. Try to book half hour before the rush hour starts. If too expensive, just take train, MRT or LRT
@@AttilaAndZae because in Malaysia everyone celebrates every festival 🤣
Oh u guys are Canadians. Same as jetlag warriors. They are back in malaysia too. welcome to KL.
Hopefully we can get to collaborate one day? That would be great! 👀
You got at wrong side of Petronas for the fountain light show. The musical fountain show is at the KLCC Garden/Park.
We’ve been told and will have to go back 😅
Nice video with very good info. Hope both of you enjoy exploring Malaysia!
Thank you Erda, we have a lot more videos coming from Malaysia and we’re having a great time so far 🇲🇾
That time when you had difficulty in finding Grab was because the first week of May was a MAJOR holiday week for Malaysians when thousands went out from KL to other states.
Also throughout the year restaurants actually closed late , many at 11 -12 pm .
We had no idea 🤷🏼♂️. We just arrived in Malaysia and it was our first few hours there and we didn’t know it was a holiday 😊. We were still able to find our way thankfully, but it took a little bit longer than usual😅.
Thousands apanya berjuta lah
@@wankhairulhakim1308 - kalau juta campur Selangor, KL in thousands lah dlm bahasa Inggeris.
@@Glajdar no it's not sir, lmbah klang 8m population dia, mmg juta lah, ingat Batu caves kat kl ke?
@@wankhairulhakim1308 - tapi yg keluar dari KL bukan millions kalu, in the thousands ikut cakap orang putih. Millions jika all over Msia
Welcome to Malaysia. For a well travelled couple, I am a little surprised that you have not done proper homework before visiting Malaysia. You most probably are in Kuala Lumpur during a major festival hence less traffic on the roads and some shops closed. Eateries are open round the clock as we are a multi racial country. Malaysia is a commonwealth country so traffic flows on the left side. Currency is Ringgit. If you say dollars, it would mean USD.
I was looking forward for the fountains and lights show at Petronas Twin Towers starting 7pm till 9pm but was not in the video.
We didn’t know we were on the wrong side and were confused too. We have a video about KL coming out soon and we’ll be on the correct side for the light show 😅
I think you visited KL during the 'quietest' time of the year ie Eid celebration. That is why you find it hard to find uber and shops close at 8pm.
It’s ok, we’re still here and we will make another video about KL soon 😊
The KLCC light show is on the other side of the towers. You will need to go thru the mall and out at the park, where you will find the fountain.
Thanks for the tip! We will have a video coming shortly where we will check out that side 😊
@@AttilaAndZae yayyyy you've made it! 😊
As some one already mentioned you were on the wrong side of the tower for the watershow. next time definitely go to merdeka square, there is also some amazing temples next to china Town : Temple Guan Di, Temple Sri Maha Mariamman and Sin Sze Si Ya Temple. There is the beautiful mosque Masjid Jamek. And for shopping go to central market it is all in the same area for food I recommand the restaurant precious it is a baba nyonya restaurant on the second floor hidden in a corner. If you have time to go a bit outside there is a beautiful blue mosque Masjid wilayah persekutuan ( you can visit it for free but not during prayer time and avoid the Friday). There is also a beautiful Chinese thean hou temple. You can also visit the nation museum muzium negara it is only 1 dollar per person and there is a free visit everyday in english at 10 am. The botanic garden is also interesting and free, next to it there is a butterfly park for a fee, it is not too big with loads of butterfly.
Wow! Thank you for all the amazing suggestions! After getting all these great suggestions and comments, we are definitely considering making another video in KL when we return. Thank you 🙏🏼
@@AttilaAndZae you are welcome if you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me I lived 11 years in KL, so I know it very well.
@@AttilaAndZae as Céline Ritchie said, you completely missed the real fountain show and park on the other side of the towers. Enter between the towers from where you were, walk through the shopping mall, and exit on the other side to see the real fountain show at night.
Wow you guys are going places was impressed with your camera work and the way you gave us the history to nice to see you spoil yourselves to, love your blogs cheers and happy travels
Thank you as always Francis! ❤️
Wow! What a awesome video guys! We miss Petaling Street so much and all the shopping. Good pick on the purse Zae and nice bargaining skills. Oh and Zae didn’t care her shoes are kicked. She so happy she got the purse for only $42 buckaroos. 😉 My favorite part was when Atila said “I like these these are Yeezys.” Zae: “These are Adidas.” I’m dead. 💀🤣😄Quick question isn’t flying your drone around Petronas and KL Towers illegal? Thanks and keep the Malaysia videos coming. ❤️
The Malaysia videos will keep coming without a doubt! We’ve actually got one on the way tomorrow 😊. As for flying the drone around the Petronas towers, we haven’t seen any signs or heard anything indicating that we couldn’t fly it. As always, it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to ask for permission 😈😂
Omg you guys so humble.... great videos too. Everyone saying abt Grab during Eid holiday (btw Grab was started by Malaysians in Malaysia before moving the hq to Singapore and buying over Uber in SEA) and you guys went to the wrong side of the tower etc... you guys simply took all the comments in... you got a fan and a subscriber! Fyi a lot of people know Steve & Ivana (jetlag warriors), also Canadians. they got stuck here during covid lockdown and eventually become one of the social sweethearts and real friends of many Malaysians.
Thank you so much for all the info and yes, we have heard about them! They seems great, maybe one day we shall cross paths 😊
Enjoying Your Videos These Days.
Very Refreshing.😍
Thank you so much!
Warm welcome to Malaysia... Enjoy your time and diverse selection of foods here...
Thank you so much ☺️ We have been absolutely loving our time here so far. Malaysia is an incredible country with incredible people 🇲🇾 ♥️
Restaurants do not close that early unless you come during Ramadhan or during the festive seasons, and we have a lot of these .... where they will close to celebrate our respective holidays.
Thanks for the clarification 😊 we didn’t know it was a holiday when we arrived.
Malaysia is truly Asia....love it....❤
We love it too 😊 We’re having a fantastic time here so far!
@@AttilaAndZae Glad and good choice of destinations....Far east Asia is lovely and clean unlike the Indian subcontinent...Sri Lanka being the exception 😂🤣😊😛😁
It not, a true truly asia country is north korea not malaysia.
@@azizi3344 🤣😂🤣😁 I bet NK is much cleaner than India...😛
@@azizi3344 badut
Absolutely enjoyable...
Thank you 🙏
Very informative as always! At 9:37 the Batu cave looks so beautiful 🤩🌈
Zae did a good job on bargaining 😃👍🏼
When I traveled in Cambodia, I witnessed a tourist asking to buy a watch in the Central Market. The salesman said $50, he goes $15. Done!😄You got the purse for a half price which is a pretty good deal.
Thank you! Another vendor came up to us and told us if we bought from him, he would have given it for 100 but it was too late 😂
Welcome to malaysia😊😊😊I hope you have a wonderful journey and good memories.
Thank you so much ☺️ We have honestly been having the best time ♥️
I’m so happy for both of you growing ur channel I miss you guys :( hope you’re having fun tho! So many comments too 🫢🫢
Thank you so much ♥️♥️♥️
Welcome to Malaysia and also to East Malaysia where two biggest states on the island of Borneo that is Sabah and Sarawak.
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Thank you Clement 🙏🏼. I think this time around, we won’t be able to visit those states. We’re currently in Penang and we’re heading south after. Let us know if you have any suggestions for us. We want to go to Malaka and “the artificial city” next to KL.
@@AttilaAndZae Malacca is quite a historical state. You will see many old buildings (dated back when it was a sovereign empire around 1511). It is dubbed the Historic City, which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 7 July 2008.
Malacca has adopted as its slogan, "Visiting Malacca Means Visiting Malaysia".
After the falls of Malacca Sultanate/empire, it was taken over by Dutch (14 Jan 1641), then British (17 Mar 1824), and Japanese occupation 11 Jan 1942.
We are in Malacca currently, thank you for the information!
You guys did your homework abt the background facts… im so impressed.
I think Petaling street no so in nowadays coz many new malls were open to attract local and tourist
Thank you!
Just a note on the monkeys. Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god, is one of the most celebrated and worshipped figures in Indian religion.
Nice and enjoyable.. very looking forward to your next video.
Thank you so much ❤️
KL night view so amazing and beautiful!
From KL Sentral transit hub you can basically travel around Peninsular Malaysia by Electric Train Service (ETS). The semi high speed train (160km/h) you can go to Ipoh, Taiping, Butterworth (Penang), Alor Star and up to Thailand border in Padang Besar.
We are very impressed with the transit system here!
Grab should be plenty from the airport though. I think it was the Eid muslim holiday season, that's why it was hard to get a ride. Hence, why the city was rather empty and restaurants closed. Most of the population went back to their hometowns 😊
That could have definitely been why.
The fountains show is at the back of the Petronas Towers where there is a huge park. The one that you went was at the front
We’ve got a couple of comments saying this, and we’re sad that we missed it and did not know about this. 😢 We will be back in Kuala Lumpur and we will check it out from the right side.
Thanks so much we already book our trip in Mid July….
Than you thank you
You guys are going to love it! We have a few more videos coming from Malaysia 🇲🇾. We hope those will help you guys and give some more ideas of things to do 😊
Loved seeing those twin towers up close. They’re always depicted in the movies but Z, that drone footage was amazing!!! Great angles. Loving Malaysia so far you guys! Congrats on your new purse Zae, good choice 😁👜👍🏼
Thanks so much Zheeeee! You know we’re out here ZOOMIN’ with the drone like a mosquito 🦟! Zae’s purse is big enough to be able to carry the drone 😆
The klcc lights show is actually not in front of the towers. You need to go through the mall and exit at the other side of the mall. There's a big pond where the lights shows are every night with music.
We were told this and made a whole other video about KL where we are on the correct side!
We were told this and made a whole other video about KL where we are on the correct side!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Go to Penang for a good food!
And Sabah for the beautiful beaches!
Thank you for the suggestion!!
The light show is behind the towers, that wasn't the light show.
Hope you get a chance to see it.
Enjoy your videos.
Thanks for the information Christine! We got a few comments regarding this. We had no idea. We will be back in Kuala Lumpur and we will check it out from the correct side!
Ahh, when someone says Malaysia is clean which I myself shocked haha... Thank you so much u guys are so nice... I'm happy... I will subscribe to this sincere vlog...
Thank you for your support Mari! 😊🙏🏽
Thank you so much for the eagle eye view. 😍
You’re very welcome 😊! Thank you so much for watching.
You must try local food... Lots of foreigners keep coming back to malaysia because its local food, like nasi lemak, rendang, laksa, nasi dagang, nasi ambeng, roti canai etc. Also check out another canadian vlogger Jetleg Warriors who makes videos about malaysia, they currently here...
We will definitely try ALL the food! We just uploaded a video on trying different foods, but we will keep trying food in all of our videos the whole time. Thank you for your suggestions 😊 We will definitely try some of them in out videos.
@@AttilaAndZae also the king of fruit, durian... Some like it, some doesnt. there is a reason why the price of durian in most countries is very expensive. Make sure you try the fresh one, not frozen
Actually the water fountain show is behind the petronas tower, located in the back garden of the petronas tower. You need to enter the tower and exit at the back door
We had no idea at the time! We will make another KL video soon and show the back of the towers like you mentioned 😊
Try to visit Putrajaya as well. Modern city for government's administration offices. Masjid Putra is a must visit location, spectacular 'pink mosque' just beside a lake. It's also in front of the Prime Minister's office, the Perdana Putra. Just take a Grab service and put Masjid Putra or Putra Mosque, Putrajaya as your destination. It's just around 40 minutes drive from KL.
Enjoy your stay in Malaysia and take care!
We will most definitely be visiting Putrajaya! Cannot wait to visit and we’re going to be making a whole video on the city 😊. We’re really looking forward to this and are excited to check it out.
welcome to Malaysia... have fun, guys..
Thank you Addie, we’re enjoying our time a lot so far 🙏🏼 ☺️
Great vlog 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much ☺️ We’ve got a lot more on the way!
Back side of the KLCC there is a beautiful park and pond with a dancing fountain
We will be visiting that side of the towers in an upcoming video 😊.
Welcome to Malaysia guysss. You should go to another side of Petronas Twin Towers which is KLCC Park for a better view. There are water fountain show usually at around 10pm at the KLCC Park. Its just another side of the Twin Towers. Enjoy your time in Malaysia 🕺🏻💃🏻
Thank you so much!
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for sharing your day exploration in KL. Hope that u guys have had fun in KL. I really enjoyed d way u guys shared d facts about d Petronas twin towers. Lovely, fascinating.
Did u guys know that there is a philharmonic concert hall in d podium of d twin towers. And did u guys know that d KLCC park was a design by a Brazilian artist, Roberto Burle Marx.
U guys r really a charming couple, I really enjoy watching your vlogs.
Did u guys check out on d other side, d symphony fountain show at d KLCC Suria n KLCC park esplanade? Not far from KLCC is a beautiful bridge called Saloma, also beautiful at night time.
We didn’t check it out yet, but we will take a look once we’re back in KL.
Thank you Yasin, we’re really happy to hear that you’re enjoying the vlogs 😊.
ALLAH BLESS MALAYSIA. WONDERFUL COUNTRY 💞💞💞
Yes 🙌🏼 We have been loving our time here. Wonderful country and wonderful people!
Maybe you guys arrived during Eid holiday season (where most of grab drivers went back to their hometown to celeberate Eid).Things should be back to normal now (Grab services) since it is already 2 weeks from 1st Eid day.
That is absolutely a possibility! We arrived on May 5th 😊 Since we posted this video, we did begin having success with Grab as well as some other applications.
@@AttilaAndZae Cools guys 👍 Enjoy your stay here in KL and other states if you have chances to visits them.
Hey, you missed the fountain show in KLCC, its on the other side where the park was, not at the front side.
The other fountain was much more spectacular.
We will check out the fountain in the back in an upcoming video 😊 We didn’t know about it.
Hopefully you guys will happy and really enjoy during your stay in KL MALAYSIA..and dont forget to visit my hometown JB@JOHOR BAHRU..
Malaysia has been amazing so far!
Places close early due to Covid issues. You can still get 24 hour restaurants all over the city
We did end up finding some restaurants 😊 Hopefully COVID will be over and the businesses will be able to open up, thrive, and operate as they were before 🙏🏼
@@AttilaAndZae Yeah, the city is just recovering. You'll notice that in Petaling St as well. Give it a month or two and it will be back to its lively self.
We’re incredibly happy to hear that, because we hate seeing the business suffering.
Wish one day to travel to all the countries you been to they are all beautiful
They definitely have all been incredible and we hope that you too will be able to experience and explore them one day Emily 😊
Welcome to Malaysia ..I am new subscriber...
Thank you for subscribing 😊 We are loving Malaysia so far! 🇲🇾 ♥️
Can used the free KL city bus to move around and can have a dine at the roof top restaurant for the city view as well
Rooftop views are amazing 🤩
Wow both of you amazing
Thank you ❤️
And young....because in Malaysia you walk a lot if you really want to visit streets , towers , parks and plenty of beautiful places to see. If you are not a local you should always ask about spicy and hot food before you order to avoid stomach ache.It's better to prevent bacause if you need a toilet sometimes it's difficult to find one and might have a really bad experience.It depends where you are of course.Many people who are thinking of going to M'sia ask me about the problem of public toilets when you are going around. There must be some truth in that matter and government should do something to solve this problem and then Malaysia would really be a paradise!
About Batu Caves I' ve been once but not everywhere. I think the monkeys are quite nervous and besides trying to grab whatever they can from tourists they show the teeth and make you frightened.They can also bite and who knows if they've got rabies....and I hate to see bats excrements here and there and litter not removed.It's a pity because Batu is worth going and enjoying it.Let's see how I find it this next year....
Anyway this couple are doing excellent vídeos for people to see.I wish them the best.🤗🤗🤗🤗
Some how i get the feeling ,your viewers and subscribers will grow tenfold during your trip here in Malaysia... Most content creators do... Seems like Malaysia, Vietnam & the Philippines are hot zone or homebase for content creators right now....By now, i guess you would have known that from the responses you get from comments.... Good for you mates.. Glad to have you here.
You’re right, we’ve gotten tons of new subscribers since we’ve been here and we have tons more videos coming. Vietnam was similar as well in terms of the interest in our videos 😊 We’re definitely feeling the love!
please enjoy walking around from national mosque until perdana lake and national monument. Its maybe take 1 whole day.. just google first and enjoy every part of the area.
Thank you 🙏🏼 We will be back in KL soon and we will make sure to explore the area 😊
welcome to malaysia.looking forward to your adventures with us!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽
@@AttilaAndZae hoping to see u visit my hometown of Malacca. But of course if you need KL tips feel free to ask. Hope to bump into you guys soon so I can buy u a drink
We will have a video coming from Malacca soon, we appreciate the offer for a drink that’s really sweet of you, but we’re on a tight schedule before leaving Malaysia. We do have an account on Buymeacoffee.com if you’d like to buy us a coffee virtually 😂 but not mandatory 😊
I love your RUclips channel
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Nice video from you guys. Visited to a few places and compressed into 1 .
Stay a lil bit longer and explore more. Hope you guys enjoy travelling around.
*To know Malaysia is to ❤ Malaysia*
🇲🇾 truly Asia.
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Thank you so much! 😊❤️
27:00 u can get much more decent quality & price on hypermarket like Aeon store
Your ysl bag is nice😍
Thank you!! 🥰
I loved your comments about your expedition to KL
Glad you are loving our content! 😊
Glad you are loving our content! 😊
Glad you are loving our content! 😊
Where did you guys stay. Looking for Hostels/Hotels now. Thanks guys! Safe travels always ❤️
So intrested
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Omg… you guys are crazy!!! I’m so jealous 😢😢
You can live vicariously through us!
@@AttilaAndZae yes yea lol have fun guys and enjoy!!
The dark side of Chinatown, as they knew that's the spot place for tourists, mostly seller will mark up the price of the goods. Eg: usually they'll charge rm10 on local, and rm50 when they notice that you're tourist.
My advice, you can make friend with any local since most of people here are friendly. Last but not least, welcome to Malaysia ☺️
We knew that going in that’s why we tried hard to bargain 😂 and yes, we have noticed the locals are very friendly!
Checkout Borneo for the most amazing nature and animal life on earth. We loved our stays around borneo. Also some incredible caves and mountains if you like hiking 🙏
Safe travels 😊
Thank you Lamar! We appreciate you for your continued support 🙏🏼
very good enjoy the travel in malaysia 🙂
Thank you so much Moe, we have many more videos coming from Malaysia, so stay tuned 😊
I think u might miss our latest towers i.e, TRX exchange (for business hub) and the most awaited tower would be PNB118 tower (2nd tallest tower in the world after burj khalifa Dubai
No worries, it won’t be our last time visiting Malaysia. We will definitely be back to explore more of the country in the future and we’ll check out those towers 😊
The way to the train station is the other way around the pathway ..theres a passage way leading from Central Market LRT station to the KTMB station..just take the cross bridge and it’ll directly brings you to the old train station heading towards Batu Caves..
Thank you for the suggestion 😊. Sometimes it takes us a bit to get used to the streets when we arrive in a new country.
@@AttilaAndZae i totally understand first time visitors in the country..the key is to ask the locals coz they'd be wiling to help you out free of charge..
The light show and water fountain was on the other side of Petronas tower. Near the Park.
We have been informed 😅 we’re going to check it out again and go to the correct side!
Welcome to malaysia guys ☺ Many fun place you should go. Since all back to normal again. ☺
Thank you so much!
You should go to the other side of the KLCC.. there are two sides.. the other side has a bigger pond and water fountain show with bigger park too
We will definitely go and check out the other side in an upcoming video 😊
wow🤩,welcome to Malaysia,,done subscribe 😁😁
Thank you 🙏❤️
..u should go to Georgetown, Penang, u will luv the place.. everything from hawker foods, beaches, heritage/colonial buildings,
Interesting you say that … we just arrived to Georgetown today and we will be filming a video here in the next couple of days. Let us know if you have any suggestions for us 😊
@@AttilaAndZae try popular Malaysian foods, roti canai, teh tarik, nasi kandar, nasi lemak, char kyaw teow and many more (nasi = rice)..😊.
Malaysia is MUSLIM MAJORITY COUNTRY right ?? About half over population in Malaysia are malays
Welcome to 🇲🇾 Malaysia
Thank you so much for the warm welcome 🙏🏼. We’re having a wonderful time here in Malaysia 🇲🇾 ♥️
As a Malaysian, we DON’T shop at China Town. It is known to “slaughter” people with their prices even towards the locals. Trust me, it is much cheaper to buy a quality handbag in a Departmental stores in a fancy malls than in Chinatown. 😬 As for shoes, if you go to shopping malls or Bukit Bintang, you can see many real Branded cheap shoe shops that are out of season but still looks good.
Btw most Malaysia restaurants runs 24/7. They are call Mamak (Malaysian Indian). You can also find local Malay restaurants that runs 24/7, or go to a crowded street at 3am and have Dimsum or Bak kut Teh all at 3 in the morning and see the restaurants usually packed with people young & old including toddler. Malaysians are hungry 24/7 and we love hanging out over Food 🤤
That a lot of good information! Thank you so much for letting us know all that, and thank you for watching 🙏🏼 😊
Have u been to the other side of the Petronas Towers facing the KLCC park? The fountain is more lively compared to the in front of the towers.
We didn’t know there was another side!
the musical fountain show is actually on the other side of the towers. maybe you can go again next time.
Thank you Sarif 🙏🏼. We did not know about that. We will go back in a couple of weeks and make another video about KL. Let us know if you have any other suggestions for places we should check out 😊.
I hope your enjoy..🤗
We have been loving Malaysia so far 🇲🇾 🥰
There are a lot of food stalls in jalan petaling. It is late i guess. And the night stalls are in front of shops which opens day time. It is a schedule they follow.
It’s not too late Keang! We have a food video coming in a couple days and we’ve got many more videos coming from Malaysia 🇲🇾! We are also going to be returning to KL before moving on to our next country, so let us know if you’ve got any suggestions for us.
@@AttilaAndZae if you are still in kl...tomorrow sunday is wesak day 15th may. Lord buddha's birthday. If you are interested, you can visit thean hou temple. It is the largest buddhist temple in kl but on a hill. Try not to walk. It is not far from little india (brickfields)
We’re currently in Penang. We will be back in KL later this month 😊
@@AttilaAndZae then visit kek lok si..malaysia's biggest buddhist temple lol
Actually for the Batu Caves, there are janitorial services hired to clean up the litter (mostly scavenged by monkeys from the nearby trash bins), however since it was a public holiday week when you were there, the cleaners were on holiday as well 😅
We had no idea 😆 It was still nice checking it out though.
@@AttilaAndZae Yeah, great video, thanks for visiting Batu Caves 🥰 If you have time, please do visit East Malaysia as well (Malaysia Borneo), the harvest festivals will be celebrated there end of May (Sabah) & early June (Sarawak) 🎉 Enjoy Malaysia 🥰
We’re here until May 30th. We already visited Cameron Highlands and currently we just arrived in Georgetown, Penang. We try to do as much as possible, but we also need days to edit and some days to rest. We’re usually a few videos behind and we upload every 2-3 days.
@@AttilaAndZae Nice, can’t wait to see your upcoming videos 😍 Thanks for visiting Malaysia, hope you’ll enjoy the rest of your holiday here 👍🏻