Don't worry..you only have one month visa in Indonesia.. comeback to Malaysia and you can get 3 month visa that you can use to travel every state of Malaysian
Very nice of you guys to put in the extra effort to be a bit more informative in this video compared to other videos of langkawi. And of course thank you very much for the very kind and very nice words on the island and malaysia as a whole 👍 Be safe always and enjoy your trip to our neighbor indonesia, and to any other country you guys decide to visit next. Peace! ✌️
Wow, u guys had captured some of d loveliest views of Langkawi, from d skybridge, from d waterfall, from d secluded beaches, from d drone shots, all r amazing. Breathtaking.
@@ZoeandSimon Yes, I truly enjoy it very much. Really jope to see more of your explorations in Malaysia on your next visit. Thanks for visiting Malaysia. 😁
@Zoe and simon if you want to know more about Malaysia, you may learn from Mat Dan (born Daniel James Tyler) and Rhys William. they are English man that very expert about Malaysia since they have stayed here for many years.
LADA Authority must take action to clean rubbish n dirty stuff on the whole beaches in the Langkawi Island to make all tourist fell happy n comfortable to explore and encourage more tourists to come to Langkawi.
Really interesting video guys. Like you I was never quite aware of Malaysia. I only knew the spot like Thailand or Bali. If I ever could go to Asia, I will consider going to Malaysia too. I look forward to your next country!
You should try chicken or beef satay with peanut sauce, curry laksa,nasi dagang and also char kway teow.. it's really good and you definitely will love it🤤🤤💕from 🇵🇹
Langkawi is not the only Duty Fee Island. Pulau Pangkor in the state of Perak is also Duty Free With affordable accommodations and fresh seafood Pulau Pangkor Laut a high end resort Or Go to the East Coast to Pulau Kapas a short 10 minutes boat ride Pulau Perhentian or Pulau Redang wee bit pricey And do visit Sabah the seafood is very affordable The Island's are considered on par with Maldives or even better and affordabke Sarawak with pristine jungles and exotic food You can more information from the Tourism of Malaysia website
Duty free islands in Malaysia Langkawi, Pangkor, Tioman (though they only have 2 small duty free shops), Labuan (in East Malaysia L) and an island inland on tasik(lake) kenyir. Then they are three or is it 4 duty free zones on the mainland, near the borders at Pengkalan Kubur and Rantau Panjang in Kelantan, Bukit Kayu Hitam in Kedah and Stulang Laut in Johor
Definitely very humid...you will be sweating a lot...mayb that's one of reason why we eat nasi lemak early in the morning....haha...does that make sense?
We hope u guys would kindly come back to Malaysia again coz there are still lots of Malaysia that u guys have not explored yet for e.g. the States of Malacca, Terengganu, Kelantan, Perak, Kedah, Perlis, Johor, Sabah, Sarawak etc ....
I’m doing a trip to Malaysia and love your videos! Do you recommend Langkawi? I only have 8 nights so was going to do 3 in Penang and 5 in KL but could do 2 in Langkawi!😊
I went to Langkawi in Jan 2017 for 1 week and seen the places you went to except the very secluded beach (I went to Skull Beach though and that is nice)
I just love d sight of a pasar malam, d open night markets, abundance choices of d local street food. What is your fav street food, here in Malaysia? Have u guys tried Ramly burger?
We didn't try Ramly burger unfortunately, but that's one reason to go back! 😁 It depends on the definition of street food, but we loved almost everything we ate in Malaysia. Especially Nasi Lemak and Nasi Kampur, Rojak and pancakes with peanuts and butter, but also all the other great food from other cultures in Malaysia 😊
@@ZoeandSimon Wonderful. D Malay culture has lots of rice dishes, some easy to eat with just a spoon, but many r delightful by eating with your clean right hands, esp nasi campur, white rice with gravy n one meat or seafood side dish n one type of veg dishes. D pasar malam, open night markets r one of d best places to taste d Malaysian street food from all cultures. And d Malaysian welcome street food from other cultures, ie kebab or shawarma. I was surprised to see few videos from KL that show delicious baklava n kunefe by a street in Kampung Baru, not far from KLCC. U r welcome for another visit to Malaysia. Sorry for this quite lengthy comment. 😁
@@ZoeandSimon Just crossed my mind, when u guys r back in Malaysia, tasting d street food at d night open markets, choose finger foods, no need for fork n spoon, when there r no chair n table. U guys can go for burger n fries, roti john, satay (grilled meat on bamboo skewers), mini murtabak, fried nuggets, fritters, d bite sizes local desserts etc. 😁
@@nutzhazel That sounds lovely. In Kuantan, a small city where I live at d moment, also has baklava n kunefe, sold at a kebab shop, run by a lebanese. 😁
It's unfortunate that the sea is so full of trash these days that every time there's a high tides, the sea trashes would get washed up on some beaches. I've seen beaches in the Phillipines also faced similar issues. Hopefully there's an effort from their authority to have their workers clean the beaches periodically. God knows how many more trashes from past tsunamis and floods will washed up on shores.
The tourism industry has been rattled by Kedah’s PAS-led state government for suggesting that the sale of alcohol would be controlled on the resort island of Langkawi, following its move to shut down gaming outlets in the state. Its leaders have warned that any move to ban liquor will deter tourists from the island, which is a major contributor to Kedah’s economy.
Did you guys get food poisoning at all whilst in Malaysia? I’m going in a month and I’ve gotten sick in every single south East Asian country I’ve been too so I’m a bit nervous
malaysian food & water generally clean & hygiene. if you see flies, rat, or other unwanted animals nearby the restaurant or stall please avoid. there is no need to be worried.. even our public water supply is also can be drink direct from the tap
@@iliasimran it’s not about being clean us Aussies/English don’t have the stomachs like some of you guys do 😅. When meat and rice has been sitting out for like half an hr and gets to room temperature bacteria develops that our stomachs aren’t used to like some South East Asian people. I’ve had food poisoning every time I’ve been to an Asian country and it’s not to do with cleanliness 🙁
Hi Bri, very nice that you're visiting Malaysia soon, we're jealous (we'd love to go back soon 😁)! We didn't have any stomach issues in Malaysia, but in general we don't get sick very often while travelling in South East Asia. So maybe our stomachs have adapted really well by now or we were just lucky 😅. We also try to eat mostly at highly frequented places that are popular with locals. But we also had the feeling that Malaysia is one of the safer countries in SEA when it comes to tourists and food🙂 Hope everything goes well for you and that you have a great time!
@@ZoeandSimon thanks so much for taking the time to reply! Good advice and great to hear you didn’t have any issues . I have loved watching your videos for inspiration so thanks so much! I’ll be there for a month in a few weeks so thank you very much 🙂
no la.. i don't think it is all about bacteria in stomach.. hehe.. maybe you have very intolerable with spicy food.. asian is well-known with herb & spices since the time of Malacca Sultanate empire. but the fact is many English & European just come as tourist but end up got settled here. i give you some names. Mat Dan (born Daniel James Tyler), Rhys William (our food ambassador).. i think their stomach is generally same as other Europeans' 😅😂
Most night market concept in Malaysia is for take away...very seldom you can find tables to sit down ...bcoz everyone is allocated with small space to sell...Moreover it only last for 4 hours basically being the busiest for the first 2 or 3 hours
Wowww sure exceptional island
We love it there 😊
Perjalanan yang menyenangkan..
Don't worry..you only have one month visa in Indonesia.. comeback to Malaysia and you can get 3 month visa that you can use to travel every state of Malaysian
That does sound good! 😁
Right, come visit malacca too.historical unesco city. 😁
Very nice of you guys to put in the extra effort to be a bit more informative in this video compared to other videos of langkawi. And of course thank you very much for the very kind and very nice words on the island and malaysia as a whole 👍
Be safe always and enjoy your trip to our neighbor indonesia, and to any other country you guys decide to visit next. Peace! ✌️
Thank you very much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 Stay safe!
Good guys
Thank you! 🙂
wow that looked like a lot of fun ...beautiful island
Yeah we really loved Langkawi! 😊
Try visiting Genting Highlands, Cameron Highlands and Fraser Hill for cooler climate.
for me, Bali (Indonesia) Very Best place in Asia😁😁😁😁
Yeah we really like Bali too! 😊
Go to perhentian island,kapas island...very nice there
Yeah we've heard lots of good things about those islands! Next time! 😊
WOW what a day, that was really cool! Looking forward to your next videos! 😊
Yeah we had such a good time! 😊
Glad you experienced good weather and were able to give us a beautiful view of the island
Thanks, yes, we had a really good time!
Wow amazing videos, safe travels 🥰✌️
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your lovely time in Langkawi.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! 😊
@@ZoeandSimon Thank u too. 😁
Wow, u guys had captured some of d loveliest views of Langkawi, from d skybridge, from d waterfall, from d secluded beaches, from d drone shots, all r amazing. Breathtaking.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it! 😊
@@ZoeandSimon Yes, I truly enjoy it very much. Really jope to see more of your explorations in Malaysia on your next visit. Thanks for visiting Malaysia. 😁
You are lucky. It wasn't cloudy
Yeah, such a nice view! 😊
love ur contents, new subscriber here :)
Thabks for subscribing! 😊
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nice info esp about night market.. thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
amazing vlog thanks & enjoy guys 😍👏
Thank you very much! 😊
Wellcome to Langkawi Malaysia. Awesome. Happy travel from MJC Channel.
Thank you! 😊
Actuallly the best drinks to cool down is barley water or grass jelly, known locally as cincau. The coffee with the bear was cute
Yeah we tried some barley water too, very nice!
Both of you and your adventurous spirits are what keeps me anticipating your next videos. And your drone photography is exceptional!
Thank you very much! We're really glad you're enjoying our videos! 😊
@Zoe and simon if you want to know more about Malaysia, you may learn from Mat Dan (born Daniel James Tyler) and Rhys William. they are English man that very expert about Malaysia since they have stayed here for many years.
LADA Authority must take action to clean rubbish n dirty stuff on the whole beaches in the Langkawi Island to make all tourist fell happy n comfortable to explore and encourage more tourists to come to Langkawi.
Really interesting video guys. Like you I was never quite aware of Malaysia. I only knew the spot like Thailand or Bali. If I ever could go to Asia, I will consider going to Malaysia too. I look forward to your next country!
Thank you! 😊 Yeah we're really glad that we went, because now we really want to go back 😁
If you go the Borneo Island to Sabah, there's a lot more beautiful beaches and also wonderful view of mountain side.
You should try chicken or beef satay with peanut sauce, curry laksa,nasi dagang and also char kway teow.. it's really good and you definitely will love it🤤🤤💕from 🇵🇹
Yeah we did try a lot of other dishes and they were all so good! 😋
Koh Lipe is only an hour speedboat away. Should consider a visit. It's considered the Maldives of Thailand
Yeah we've always wanted to go to Koh Lipe, maybe next time! 😁
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Langkawi is not the only Duty Fee Island.
Pulau Pangkor in the state of Perak is also Duty Free
With affordable accommodations and fresh seafood
Pulau Pangkor Laut a high end resort
Or
Go to the East Coast to Pulau Kapas a short 10 minutes boat ride
Pulau Perhentian or Pulau Redang wee bit pricey
And do visit Sabah the seafood is very affordable
The Island's are considered on par with Maldives or even better and affordabke
Sarawak with pristine jungles and exotic food
You can more information from the Tourism of Malaysia website
Duty free islands in Malaysia Langkawi, Pangkor, Tioman (though they only have 2 small duty free shops), Labuan (in East Malaysia L) and an island inland on tasik(lake) kenyir. Then they are three or is it 4 duty free zones on the mainland, near the borders at Pengkalan Kubur and Rantau Panjang in Kelantan, Bukit Kayu Hitam in Kedah and Stulang Laut in Johor
Definitely very humid...you will be sweating a lot...mayb that's one of reason why we eat nasi lemak early in the morning....haha...does that make sense?
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Zo & Si 😊😉
See you again 👋👋
We'll be back! 😊
Nasi tomato ayam - tomato rice with chicken
pls come again....
If you have more budget, you can go on a boat to go to the nearby island, it is also as beautiful as the island in Thailand
That must also be nice! 🙂
We hope u guys would kindly come back to Malaysia again coz there are still lots of Malaysia that u guys have not explored yet for e.g. the States of Malacca, Terengganu, Kelantan, Perak, Kedah, Perlis, Johor, Sabah, Sarawak etc ....
There's definitely still a lot of things we want to see and explore in Malaysia. So we'll be back, we just don't know when yet 😊
try visit Cameron Highlands or Genting Highlands if you want to have a colder weather 🤣
Thanks, we've heard a lot about the highlands, although we're not sure if we'd prefer colder weather 😁
I’m doing a trip to Malaysia and love your videos! Do you recommend Langkawi? I only have 8 nights so was going to do 3 in Penang and 5 in KL but could do 2 in Langkawi!😊
I went to Langkawi in Jan 2017 for 1 week and seen the places you went to except the very secluded beach (I went to Skull Beach though and that is nice)
Nice, yeah we really enjoyed our time on Langkawi 🙂
You should’ve been to Temurun Waterfall, it’s near Sandy Skulls Beach.
Yeah, we ran out of time unfortunately, but we'll go there next time! 😋
14:02 you should try the other version of Apam Balik too...the fluffy one....taste similar but very fluffy and fulfilling...
Sounds good! 😊
I just love d sight of a pasar malam, d open night markets, abundance choices of d local street food. What is your fav street food, here in Malaysia? Have u guys tried Ramly burger?
We didn't try Ramly burger unfortunately, but that's one reason to go back! 😁 It depends on the definition of street food, but we loved almost everything we ate in Malaysia. Especially Nasi Lemak and Nasi Kampur, Rojak and pancakes with peanuts and butter, but also all the other great food from other cultures in Malaysia 😊
@@ZoeandSimon Wonderful. D Malay culture has lots of rice dishes, some easy to eat with just a spoon, but many r delightful by eating with your clean right hands, esp nasi campur, white rice with gravy n one meat or seafood side dish n one type of veg dishes. D pasar malam, open night markets r one of d best places to taste d Malaysian street food from all cultures. And d Malaysian welcome street food from other cultures, ie kebab or shawarma. I was surprised to see few videos from KL that show delicious baklava n kunefe by a street in Kampung Baru, not far from KLCC. U r welcome for another visit to Malaysia. Sorry for this quite lengthy comment. 😁
@@ZoeandSimon Just crossed my mind, when u guys r back in Malaysia, tasting d street food at d night open markets, choose finger foods, no need for fork n spoon, when there r no chair n table. U guys can go for burger n fries, roti john, satay (grilled meat on bamboo skewers), mini murtabak, fried nuggets, fritters, d bite sizes local desserts etc. 😁
@@Yasin_Affandi Bro, I was surprised too that my small non tourist town in Johor also have people selling kunefa 😆😂
@@nutzhazel That sounds lovely. In Kuantan, a small city where I live at d moment, also has baklava n kunefe, sold at a kebab shop, run by a lebanese. 😁
The one you were eating at 13:55 was called apam balik, which is a Malay dish.
Thanks, good to know so we can order more of them! 😁
Hey guys, enjoy your content. Will be going to Malaysia in December. Tip for you. Dont wear long sleeve and black or dark clothes to stay cooler
Thank you! Have fun in Malaysia! 😊
Come back you can explore malaysia more
We will definitely be back! 😊
It's unfortunate that the sea is so full of trash these days that every time there's a high tides, the sea trashes would get washed up on some beaches. I've seen beaches in the Phillipines also faced similar issues. Hopefully there's an effort from their authority to have their workers clean the beaches periodically. God knows how many more trashes from past tsunamis and floods will washed up on shores.
Yes, this problem exists everywhere unfortunately and the beaches are just one place where the ocean's pollution becomes visible 😕
Langkawi is absolutely amazing, but surprisingly the weather is always the same hot and humid, not really my cup of tea.
Wow, you guys are really cool and not at all like the usual annoying youtuber couples. New subscriber earned!
Thanks for subscribing! 🙂
the water are starting dirty in langkawi, u should go sabah simpadan. i promised u will never regret...
Did you rent the scooter? How much does it cost for a day?
Yes we rented our scooter in Lubok Buaya where we were staying. As it's been a while we're not sure how much it was though 😁
The tourism industry has been rattled by Kedah’s PAS-led state government for suggesting that the sale of alcohol would be controlled on the resort island of Langkawi, following its move to shut down gaming outlets in the state.
Its leaders have warned that any move to ban liquor will deter tourists from the island, which is a major contributor to Kedah’s economy.
Did you guys get food poisoning at all whilst in Malaysia? I’m going in a month and I’ve gotten sick in every single south East Asian country I’ve been too so I’m a bit nervous
malaysian food & water generally clean & hygiene. if you see flies, rat, or other unwanted animals nearby the restaurant or stall please avoid. there is no need to be worried.. even our public water supply is also can be drink direct from the tap
@@iliasimran it’s not about being clean us Aussies/English don’t have the stomachs like some of you guys do 😅. When meat and rice has been sitting out for like half an hr and gets to room temperature bacteria develops that our stomachs aren’t used to like some South East Asian people. I’ve had food poisoning every time I’ve been to an Asian country and it’s not to do with cleanliness 🙁
Hi Bri, very nice that you're visiting Malaysia soon, we're jealous (we'd love to go back soon 😁)! We didn't have any stomach issues in Malaysia, but in general we don't get sick very often while travelling in South East Asia. So maybe our stomachs have adapted really well by now or we were just lucky 😅. We also try to eat mostly at highly frequented places that are popular with locals. But we also had the feeling that Malaysia is one of the safer countries in SEA when it comes to tourists and food🙂 Hope everything goes well for you and that you have a great time!
@@ZoeandSimon thanks so much for taking the time to reply! Good advice and great to hear you didn’t have any issues . I have loved watching your videos for inspiration so thanks so much! I’ll be there for a month in a few weeks so thank you very much 🙂
no la.. i don't think it is all about bacteria in stomach.. hehe.. maybe you have very intolerable with spicy food.. asian is well-known with herb & spices since the time of Malacca Sultanate empire. but the fact is many English & European just come as tourist but end up got settled here. i give you some names. Mat Dan (born Daniel James Tyler), Rhys William (our food ambassador).. i think their stomach is generally same as other Europeans' 😅😂
Just making a survey. Is the cable car expensive?
quite pricy but worth it
malaysian adult rm43, non-malaysian adult rm85
@@iliasimran 43 for malaysian is too expensive for me. My salary is just 100 plus a day.
@@keangwooichoo6138 43 is cheap maa...if your salary 100 per day. 😂
@@keangwooichoo6138 my salary also similar like you, still can go visit this.tak rugi tengok view sudah billion tahun. Priceless
Take photo and complaints about the thrash
Money did buying happiness.
Used wisely it can definitely be put to good use 😅
Nooooooooo.... Don't go haha
We'll definitely be back! 😊
Very sad people trash a hidden beach
Yep! 😓
Why do you like pouring soy sauce onto the food? Salty
Wow u everywhere sir, good for you
Yes....a drizzle of soy sauce is ok....but pouring no no no...
Most night market concept in Malaysia is for take away...very seldom you can find tables to sit down ...bcoz everyone is allocated with small space to sell...Moreover it only last for 4 hours basically being the busiest for the first 2 or 3 hours
We both love putting soy sauce on everything 😁 We like it salty and it enhances the taste in a great way.
@@ZoeandSimon omg
WELL>>incredible is AMOUNT OF JELLY FISH in the sea>>>
Again, another quality travel vlog without all the “influencer b&*@sh*t” 🙏🏼🫠 useful info pack, nice people, good communication. Keep going✨☺️!
Thank you very much, glad our videos are helpful! 😊
Great video! Enjoy your day lovely couple!
Thank you very much! 😊