YOU KNOW WHAT I LOVE YOU BOTH ...BUT THIS TRIP LOOKED SO STRESSFUL ON YOU BOTH ONLY BECAUSE YOU ARE BOTH SO REAL REAL VIBES THAT ARE IN THE ENVIRONMENT... GOD BE WITH YOU AND BLESS YOU BOTH ..... I LOVE YOUR WORK.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful world 💕💖✨ coolest couple in the world right now, well too me anyways 😜 until I meet my partner in travel 😁✌️
Malaysia is just a remarkable country in Southeast Asia with so many great beaches, restaurants, hotels, resorts, malls,temples, etc. in October of 2022!
@@sooraajmisraa7791 location and your personal lifestyle will decide that. Most locals get by with $1,000 quite well and $2,000 will be very well but it's all very much your choice. Like me, a bachelor Malaysian, I can spend from $300-500/-, depends.
Penang is one of my favorite places; I was there about 3 weeks ago, but sadly back in the USA now awaiting my next visit... I was there on Malaysia Day weekend. And that explains why you are seeing so many Malaysian flags. Merdeka day celebrates their independence from Britain, and two weeks later is Malaysia Day which celebrates the states in Borneo joining the union. With those days and the upcoming general election, Malaysia flags are everywhere.
Actually a lot of foreign tourists, even some Malaysians easily confused by KL Sentral station and Kuala Lumpur station. The modern looking station you guys departed from is called KL Sentral, the most important and main station in the whole KL that connect with lots of different metro or commuter lines. The Kuala Lumpur station is actually the station you guys passed by at around 3:06 . That is an old colonial era station, it was the main railway station in KL in the past. But not anymore since KL Sentral station was constructed at 2001. When a lot of people book their tickets, they just thought "I want to start from/go to Kuala Lumpur" and just selected "Kuala Lumpur station" instead of "KL Sentral station" without giving much of a thought.
Hello from Naples, Florida. We loved the whole video, but have to say the skywalk was awesome. We enjoyed. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us.👍💯🙏
Business class on the train looks like it's worth it, if legs are as long as yours, be sure to choose business class! It can be seen that Georgetown is a multicultural city, and many Western-style buildings have Mandarin signboards, which is very interesting! That skywalk is scary, it seems you have to have a strong heart to walk on it! Looking forward to the next video, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍😄🙌
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about the great Southeast Asian country of Malaysia in October of 2022.I will definitely love to visit this great country in 2025!
Wow, it seems that I just missed you both there in Penang and Kuala Lumpur as I just got back from there! It was a fun 2 weeks there. And BTW, why you saw so many flags is just because you just missed their Malaysia Day celebrated on every Sept 15. And also their Independence Day on every Aug 31st. I simply enjoy watching how you enjoying taking videos and exploring around city streets and their architectures and especially their local food delicacies. They got too many to indulge! Loved my stay there. ❤
I'm a Malaysian and watching this video for my second trip to Penang. Previously was by flight. So this really helps and good to plan my itinerary. TQ ♥
Great tour! Thanks for taking us along with you. Appreciate your clear narrative and easy pace. Very informative. Love the street art and mix of architecture. So much to see. Best wishes to you both from Wales UK. 👍 ✌
Hiya Chris and Carol, Great video. Always informative. You two deserve the business lounge all the time. You are the best tour guides around any destination. Your first meal. Not the best if you do not like cheese. 🤔Nice size bathroom. Do you ever get a massage? Your bags look so heavy. Even though you pack light. I love street art in Malaysia. Some of those metal ones light up at night. I could not walk on the glass. 🤭 Carol on the glass. My legs felt weak. 😁 Good vibes. Liked and shared as always. Thank you for sharing. Happy Sunday.
I travelled the other way Butterworth to KL in Car A in a single seat on 11/1022 and loved it. It was worth the $50 AUD I paid 🇦🇺🇦🇺 The staff were awesome the food selection was great, then they bring up snacks. Seats were huge, plenty of legroom and the views were spectacular. Look out the window not at the screen. Georgetown was awesome and do is KL. I’m off to Singapore now and then home to Australia 🇦🇺
We were in Penang last week and travelled to KL by bus. We would have done the train, but the ferry service doesn’t start until after that last morning train leaves Butterworth. The bus was a chore. Comfortable enough, but we left two hours late from Penang because our bus never showed up at the station in Komtar, so they had to struggle to figure out what to do. We were finally shuttled by another bus line to the main station at Sungei Nibang and put on a bus from a third company. Never again. If you return to Malaysia, Ipoh’s a neat place to check out. It’s about half way between Butterworth and KL. A number of interesting sites in and near town, along with close proximity to the Cameron Highlands, a beautiful area. Plus, in town, they have some excellent food places.
I love Malaysia so beautiful Amazing enjoying peaceful peace people's beautiful much pretty good Respects people's 💖👍🇲🇾 nice Vedios support for travel visit trips ⚘⚘⚘👌💕💕
What a cool and interesting place with such a variety of architectural designs.... and the street artwork... wow! I love nearly all Indian/Asian types of food, and the food there must be absolutely amazing and as "authentic" as it gets. Beautiful!
Sometimes I take the ETS train from KL to Penang for my sales meetings. Just driving alone is not fun and for buses I don't want to get stuck in traffic. Love the ETS train where I can open my notebook to work, watch Netflix and just travel stress free.
The AC used to be freezing in the old trains. But KTM has changed their fleet to the new Chinese made ones. They're no longer freezing. Temperature in the cabin is comfortable with just T-shirts
20:50 - *The correct story is that Penang in the past was a region under the administration of the State of Kedah* . It has been around for a long time. The British colonists took it (seized) from Kedah by trickery.
Welcome one and all to my hometown, good ole Penang, a UNESCO Heritage site. You will find amazing street food, some of the best in the world that have won numerous accolades. It’s a place where you stay and never want to leave with fusion of modern architecture and old infrastructure.
Hello Chris & Carol, greetings from the U.S.! I hope you are both doing great & having a wonderful time there! thank you for sharing your thoughts & experience, very informative, & highly appreciated. Definitely jungle city of Malaysia is amazing! there's a lot to see there & all of those monkeys were cool!! I so want to feed one I wish probably wouldn't be a good idea though Lol... Take care safe travels!! 👋😀👍🎉🎊
Lovely watching this from London. Hope they keep all those charming old houses in Georgetown and not be developed into high rise. Thank you for your excellent video, hope to visit Penang one day.
Interesting point, I thought Malaysia was a former colony of the US when I first saw their flag. I thought it would be a small union jack on the top right side like most Commonwealth nations if it was a former British colony. Guess we learn new things when we travel.
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in October of 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in great joy 2022!
Damn, I was just there in Kuala Lumpur (would have loved to run into you guys). Anyway, if your going to Penang, while in Georgetown, you might want to make a 2 day trip to Teluk Bahang and visit Penang National Park. Stayed in a place called Tony's Guesthouse. Enjoy your travels and as always, cheers.
The Malaysian one is still the best train service in Southeast Asia from my experience. The Laos- China one would be a close second. Sadly the Thai and Indonesian train services are ups and downs. Not consistent. Of course no long distance train services at all in the Philippines.
if you are from middle east country then i understand, malaysia got clear weather without sand storm, lot of rains, so the car looks 'fresh' all the time except maybe more than 10 year old cars
Skip the Port Cornwallis. It's not worth the money with construction site next to it. The noise, partially closed area within the Port compound itself was a huge turnoff
Sorry guys, Francis Light did not open Penang, there was a Malay village already established there when Francis Light 1st came to Pulau Pinang (Penang), it was documented in Francis Light letter/report or such...
Malaysia is one of the best country in SEA, local people are courteous behavior, cleanliness and more importantly is very little or non thief, robber, gangster while Vietnam does not have any of this characteristics.
👍Such a nice video of a very interesting place 👏 The feel was peaceful and inspiring, during these day's of so much violence and chaos throughout the rest of the world. M.E.A.B.A! May Every Adventure Bring Another 😉
The Tao of Pooh, Benjamin Hoff uses the lowly and self-abnegating character from A. A. Milne's classics to proclaim the social, ecological, and spiritual wisdom inherent in Taoism. He respects Piglet as the only one of the Pooh characters "to change, to grow, to become more than he was in the first place." In contrast to the whining of Eeyore, the intellectualism of Owl, and the restlessness of Tigger, Piglet shows us "the power of the Sensitive, the Modest and the Small." These values - if only we heeded them - could make the world a less dangerous and destructive place. They offer an alternative to the bigger-is-better approach. This handy little volume includes illustrations from the original Pooh books, reflections on other characters, and the wisdom teachings of Taoism.
Hi guys. Great video. I just need a piece of advise. Do I need to book the train tickets in advance (link) or it can be done on the day. Also can I take luggage with me. I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thanks
@Jumping Places did you book it at the station, if yes which station or was it online and which link. I'm travelling with my family so don't want to be stuck
@@filbritfrolics9315 Thank you very much. I am the Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, the Dubai Autism Centre, and the Dubai Sports Council too. Where are you from?
Watch all our Malaysia Videos here:
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YOU KNOW WHAT I LOVE YOU BOTH ...BUT THIS TRIP LOOKED SO STRESSFUL ON YOU BOTH ONLY BECAUSE YOU ARE BOTH SO REAL REAL VIBES THAT ARE IN THE ENVIRONMENT... GOD BE WITH YOU AND BLESS YOU BOTH ..... I LOVE YOUR WORK.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful world 💕💖✨ coolest couple in the world right now, well too me anyways 😜 until I meet my partner in travel 😁✌️
Ey seating is a 2,2 configuration, and business is a 2,1 configuration.
Malaysia is just a remarkable country in Southeast Asia with so many great beaches, restaurants, hotels, resorts, malls,temples, etc. in October of 2022!
What is the cost of living for a family of 4.
@@sooraajmisraa7791 location and your personal lifestyle will decide that.
Most locals get by with $1,000 quite well and $2,000 will be very well but it's all very much your choice.
Like me, a bachelor Malaysian, I can spend from $300-500/-, depends.
@@joeawk Thanks you for the information. Does this 2000RM calculate for Rent? I am planning to relocate to Cyberjaya.
What about schools?
Penang is one of my favorite places; I was there about 3 weeks ago, but sadly back in the USA now awaiting my next visit... I was there on Malaysia Day weekend. And that explains why you are seeing so many Malaysian flags. Merdeka day celebrates their independence from Britain, and two weeks later is Malaysia Day which celebrates the states in Borneo joining the union. With those days and the upcoming general election, Malaysia flags are everywhere.
Actually a lot of foreign tourists, even some Malaysians easily confused by KL Sentral station and Kuala Lumpur station.
The modern looking station you guys departed from is called KL Sentral, the most important and main station in the whole KL that connect with lots of different metro or commuter lines.
The Kuala Lumpur station is actually the station you guys passed by at around 3:06 . That is an old colonial era station, it was the main railway station in KL in the past. But not anymore since KL Sentral station was constructed at 2001.
When a lot of people book their tickets, they just thought "I want to start from/go to Kuala Lumpur" and just selected "Kuala Lumpur station" instead of "KL Sentral station" without giving much of a thought.
Correct...KL Sentral and KL station....sounds similar but totally different ...but I love KL station..... beautiful architecture.....
Hello from Naples, Florida. We loved the whole video, but have to say the skywalk was awesome. We enjoyed. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us.👍💯🙏
I have love. Do you guys have it?
Business class on the train looks like it's worth it, if legs are as long as yours, be sure to choose business class!
It can be seen that Georgetown is a multicultural city, and many Western-style buildings have Mandarin signboards, which is very interesting!
That skywalk is scary, it seems you have to have a strong heart to walk on it!
Looking forward to the next video, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍😄🙌
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about the great Southeast Asian country of Malaysia in October of 2022.I will definitely love to visit this great country in 2025!
2025???
August is our independence day and September is our Malaysia Day ...that's why you saw many flags around sir
Congratulations to you guys taking a remarkable tours across Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in October of 2022.I wish you guys ALL the BEST in peace 2022!
Beautiful train so luxury seat 💖💖👍I'm travel penag 2009 penag to kulua Lumpur so nice travel 💖💖👍nice Vedio👌💖good tourists visit to 🇲🇾Malaysia
Wow, it seems that I just missed you both there in Penang and Kuala Lumpur as I just got back from there! It was a fun 2 weeks there. And BTW, why you saw so many flags is just because you just missed their Malaysia Day celebrated on every Sept 15. And also their Independence Day on every Aug 31st.
I simply enjoy watching how you enjoying taking videos and exploring around city streets and their architectures and especially their local food delicacies. They got too many to indulge! Loved my stay there. ❤
I love Penang! I was there in 2008, I think that’s before all the street art. Great video!
The Petronas Towers is my favorite Landmarks in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with other great places to visits in peace 2022!
I'm a Malaysian and watching this video for my second trip to Penang. Previously was by flight. So this really helps and good to plan my itinerary. TQ ♥
Welcome to MALAYSIA.... 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Hope you happy 😃😃😃😃😃
Nice mixed bag of cultures. Interesting architectural structures. Love the artwork everywhere! 😊
It's interesting to see some Greek revival buildings in Malaysia! Fascinating world we live in. We're all connected in some way.
Great tour! Thanks for taking us along with you. Appreciate your clear narrative and easy pace. Very informative. Love the street art and mix of architecture. So much to see. Best wishes to you both from Wales UK. 👍 ✌
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
Hiya Chris and Carol, Great video. Always informative.
You two deserve the business lounge all the time. You are the best tour guides around any destination. Your first meal. Not the best if you do not like cheese. 🤔Nice size bathroom.
Do you ever get a massage? Your bags look so heavy. Even though you pack light.
I love street art in Malaysia. Some of those metal ones light up at night.
I could not walk on the glass. 🤭
Carol on the glass. My legs felt weak. 😁
Good vibes. Liked and shared as always. Thank you for sharing. Happy Sunday.
I travelled the other way Butterworth to KL in Car A in a single seat on 11/1022 and loved it. It was worth the $50 AUD I paid 🇦🇺🇦🇺
The staff were awesome the food selection was great, then they bring up snacks. Seats were huge, plenty of legroom and the views were spectacular. Look out the window not at the screen.
Georgetown was awesome and do is KL.
I’m off to Singapore now and then home to Australia 🇦🇺
We were in Penang last week and travelled to KL by bus. We would have done the train, but the ferry service doesn’t start until after that last morning train leaves Butterworth. The bus was a chore. Comfortable enough, but we left two hours late from Penang because our bus never showed up at the station in Komtar, so they had to struggle to figure out what to do. We were finally shuttled by another bus line to the main station at Sungei Nibang and put on a bus from a third company. Never again.
If you return to Malaysia, Ipoh’s a neat place to check out. It’s about half way between Butterworth and KL. A number of interesting sites in and near town, along with close proximity to the Cameron Highlands, a beautiful area. Plus, in town, they have some excellent food places.
I love Malaysia so beautiful Amazing enjoying peaceful peace people's beautiful much pretty good Respects people's 💖👍🇲🇾 nice Vedios support for travel visit trips ⚘⚘⚘👌💕💕
21:39 correction! ... Chinese were brought in for tin mine, not business.
❤️ gorgeous Malaysia! Thanks for sharing your adventures in this lovely country
Great video with helpful insights for potential visitors to Malaysia.
What a cool and interesting place with such a variety of architectural designs.... and the street artwork... wow! I love nearly all Indian/Asian types of food, and the food there must be absolutely amazing and as "authentic" as it gets. Beautiful!
Sometimes I take the ETS train from KL to Penang for my sales meetings. Just driving alone is not fun and for buses I don't want to get stuck in traffic. Love the ETS train where I can open my notebook to work, watch Netflix and just travel stress free.
How cold it is in the train?
@@romankloc3278 I usually take the 8am train and just have my tees. Not as cold as I thought.
@@vincentchin88 and do you think bus or train is colder? I hate this strong AC
The AC used to be freezing in the old trains. But KTM has changed their fleet to the new Chinese made ones. They're no longer freezing. Temperature in the cabin is comfortable with just T-shirts
Welcome to Malaysia!
20:50 - *The correct story is that Penang in the past was a region under the administration of the State of Kedah* . It has been around for a long time. The British colonists took it (seized) from Kedah by trickery.
You guys inspired me to start my own RUclips travel vlog channel. I love your videos! 🎉
Go to Perhentian & Redang islands & Cherating Beach in the east coast.
So interesting and cool! Carol, that fire station/bombeiros reminded me of the bombeiros station in Rio, Lagoa/Copacabana
By the way we call Bomba for the Fire Brigade. Maybe we adapted that word from the Portuguese or Spanish language.
Welcome one and all to my hometown, good ole Penang, a UNESCO Heritage site. You will find amazing street food, some of the best in the world that have won numerous accolades. It’s a place where you stay and never want to leave with fusion of modern architecture and old infrastructure.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your journey by train to Penang n also your exploration in d city.
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Hi Chris n Carol always nice to see your amazing travels thanks for sharing..Have to catch up on some of your travels best always
Hello Chris & Carol, greetings from the U.S.! I hope you are both doing great & having a wonderful time there! thank you for sharing your thoughts & experience, very informative, & highly appreciated. Definitely jungle city of Malaysia is amazing! there's a lot to see there & all of those monkeys were cool!! I so want to feed one I wish probably wouldn't be a good idea though Lol... Take care safe travels!! 👋😀👍🎉🎊
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
beautiful video and spots! best part of it: samba on the sky deck :D ♥
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
you should go to Langkawi and stay at The Danna Langkawi. I opened and ran that hotel until last year.
Lovely watching this from London. Hope they keep all those charming old houses in Georgetown and not be developed into high rise. Thank you for your excellent video, hope to visit Penang one day.
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
Great way of traveling by the train. Nice views along the journey. Do enjoy local foods in Penang 😊
Ah finally in Malaysia. Welcome welcome.
thinking about going to Malaysia in November. cant wait to go :)
Interesting point, I thought Malaysia was a former colony of the US when I first saw their flag. I thought it would be a small union jack on the top right side like most Commonwealth nations if it was a former British colony. Guess we learn new things when we travel.
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in October of 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in great joy 2022!
Thanks for sharing your tubes, guys. I can't wait any longer to visit Malaysia.
Hopefully, soon. So fascinating. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍
Love the street art!
Hello Chris and Carol, thank you for sharing your wonderful day in Malaysia…kuala lumpur. Enjoy and have fun.
Nice vid guys, thank you for making and sharing 🙏
Das wichtigste,dass ihr euren Kinnhalter dabei habt....!!! 🤔🤔🤔
You are traveller not tourist.. salute
I would love to visit there one day 🙌🏽🙌🏽 great videos 🤙🏽
Damn, I was just there in Kuala Lumpur (would have loved to run into you guys). Anyway, if your going to Penang, while in Georgetown, you might want to make a 2 day trip to Teluk Bahang and visit Penang National Park. Stayed in a place called Tony's Guesthouse. Enjoy your travels and as always, cheers.
Welcome to malaysia. Enjoy your holiday..👍👍
The Malaysian one is still the best train service in Southeast Asia from my experience. The Laos- China one would be a close second. Sadly the Thai and Indonesian train services are ups and downs. Not consistent. Of course no long distance train services at all in the Philippines.
I have noticed that cars in Malaysia look brand new, you will rarely see old,rusty vehicles around. I guess people have money there.
Average GDP about USD 13 k, and most of the cars on road are locally produced.
if you are from middle east country then i understand, malaysia got clear weather without sand storm, lot of rains, so the car looks 'fresh' all the time except maybe more than 10 year old cars
Stayed at the same hotel I stayed in June 2022!
Skip the Port Cornwallis. It's not worth the money with construction site next to it. The noise, partially closed area within the Port compound itself was a huge turnoff
Sorry guys, Francis Light did not open Penang, there was a Malay village already established there when Francis Light 1st came to Pulau Pinang (Penang), it was documented in Francis Light letter/report or such...
Chris you should work as a tour guide. Very well explained Penang info. Well done.
Malaysia is one of the best country in SEA, local people are courteous behavior, cleanliness and more importantly is very little or non thief, robber, gangster while Vietnam does not have any of this characteristics.
I watch your vlogs because I want to pick places where I go on vacation.. I saw your I iceland trip so I went in July.. next I will go to Portugal
I heard the jellyfish in Penang are very common at all beaches.
Slightly unfortunate that I wasn't around in Penang while you guys were down. Nevertheless hope you guys had great time! 💯
Am shocked of their development
Moving forward slowly, but surely insyaallah
Check out bukit bendera.beautiful place to view penang too by train
Phuket is Poo-ket Chris, that made me LOL!
Check out the Penang War Museum. It is worth the visit.
Can't wait to visit Penang
👍Such a nice video of a very interesting place 👏
The feel was peaceful and inspiring, during these day's of so much violence and chaos throughout the rest of the world.
M.E.A.B.A!
May Every Adventure Bring Another 😉
14:47 TAMIL Song music
Welcome to Penang island have a great2 holiday and delicious food👍👍👍🌊🏝❤️🎶
What type of camera you uaed to film your trip?
Even though that cheese sandwich didn't look like much, I bet it was the best cheese sandwich you had all day. :D
Malaysia. Truly Asia.
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
15:00 🗣️MASALA DOSA 👍🏻 BCZ IAM from INDIA
Great video. Do your shoot in 4K ? Do you use the GoPro ?
You are right..Indian came from Tamil Nadu, that is Southern State.
Which website did you use to book the tickets?
Are you going to Thailand, koh lipe is near the Malaysia border, perfect spot
The Tao of Pooh, Benjamin Hoff uses the lowly and self-abnegating character from A. A. Milne's classics to proclaim the social, ecological, and spiritual wisdom inherent in Taoism. He respects Piglet as the only one of the Pooh characters "to change, to grow, to become more than he was in the first place."
In contrast to the whining of Eeyore, the intellectualism of Owl, and the restlessness of Tigger, Piglet shows us "the power of the Sensitive, the Modest and the Small." These values - if only we heeded them - could make the world a less dangerous and destructive place. They offer an alternative to the bigger-is-better approach.
This handy little volume includes illustrations from the original Pooh books, reflections on other characters, and the wisdom teachings of Taoism.
Business class is not cheap for regular malaysians. In fact, the train tickets for regular coaches are still more expensive than buses.
super cheap for americans!
very cool place to visit !!
Can we put our luggage in ferry ?
How can i buy the train ticket?
Thank you for sharing ! Enjoy ....
Our pleasure!
Hi! How many hours is the travel from KL Sentral to Butterworth by train?
Hi guys. Great video. I just need a piece of advise. Do I need to book the train tickets in advance (link) or it can be done on the day. Also can I take luggage with me. I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thanks
We booked it on the day and the train was pretty empty, there is space for luggage yes :D
@Jumping Places did you book it at the station, if yes which station or was it online and which link. I'm travelling with my family so don't want to be stuck
nice tour, thanks Carol and Chirs :-)
Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today??? 🌹
@@Faisalwali-x6f greetings , welcome to jumping places channel :-)
@@filbritfrolics9315 Thank you very much. I am the Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, the Dubai Autism Centre, and the Dubai Sports Council too. Where are you from?
Nice video peace and blessing 🖤💝🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍🏾💯
Nice camera,what camera you use..??
Can u share name of train station and number of train that goes from KL to Penang?
I wanna know too🥺
How many hr from kl to penang?
Go to Lankawi , much necere
heading there 😁
How long was the journey?
What station did you get on the train from kuala lumpur?
amazing video , very cool , thanks for sharing !
Awesome information and video
It looks so interesting ❤
Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
awesome trip
Hello Jumping Places❣️👋🥰🇺🇸