Thank you Malaysia. I got my phone back and I had a great chat with the driver too. He went out of his way to get it back to me on Wednesday. My holiday ends tomorrow and I'm looking forward to returning to Malaysia again soon. Great food, great scenery and most importantly great people!
What a nice gesture and words from you. Thank you for making Malaysia's reputation trending for its cuisine, multicultural and hospitality. Like she used to be.
WE LOVE SOOOO MUCH MALAYSIA it's a safe and bautiful country. we lived there in PENANG for 5 years we had a restaurant in Georgetown with Belgian and Moroccan food but I loved sooooo much the Malaysian food🥰🥰🥰....MALAYSIA I LOVE YOUUUUU YOU ARE MY FAVORITE COUNTRY❤❤❤❤
@@SuccessforLifester Yes, if the place is quite far, I really recommend to take Grab because Grab is much cheaper than taxi. But, if it is near, I think you can walk to go to the place.
@@dianahadi1541 I think many places cannot be reached by foot. Using grab maybe is the way. I am quite unfamiliar with all these things. I think need to buy a Malaysia SIM card
Malaysia is a food heaven. When you come to Malaysia, you can eat roti canai, Nasi lemak and mee goreng everywhere. Many western foreigners love to eat roti canai and Ramly burger. And Chinese foreigners loves to eat local seafood and dim sum in Chinese restaurant usually.
The 1st guy that commenting about friendliness of malaysia...we don't chat with you especially english speaker because we might shy of our broken english .that's it.
What an awesome selection of interviews. You are really striking gold more recently as they pretty much answer your question(s) with varied and detailed feedback of their experiences and all very interesting. A lot of that would be as a result of the well thought through selection of questions asked. Great work champ. Thoroughly enjoyed the video 🤩
I like how he ask them about their bad experience in Malaysia despite some of the problem is normal that happen whenever travel to other country. I like the last wisdom advice "Don't Spread War, But Spread Love". To show that's how any traveler from different country do by learning different culture, food and etc.. then eventually come to love it.
Thank you for this interview ... It's very informative and overall this video carries a very good content indeed ... Thank you for this marvellous effort ....
We love Malaysia for the people, the culture, the food, etc. We've been three times and want to go back to see more of the country. You asked the people you spoke with about good and bad experiences. For me, the best thing was meeting up with several friends in Georgetown including one who was born and raised there but now a US citizen. We met his family and celebrated his birthday. My worst experience was getting food poisoning from a restaurant in Terengganu. I ate all kinds of street food with no problem.
Unfortunate to the guy on his phone. It had been happened to me too but luckily it still in the car and need to contact Grab's office. The only problem could be is if the driver went to pick up another passenger/s after the incident the new passenger/s might took it without the driver's knowledge...
It’s happened to me a while ago when I left my webcam.. and after realizing it I quickly contacted the driver and he said it’s nothing at the back seat… myb someone took it..poor me
Electric people indeed 🤩 a good group of friendly tourists. So nice to see Thailands neighboring country and seeing what people like about it 😍 stay champ 😄
@@Chai_Travel ha ha love it. Eclectic not electric matey. I had to have a chuckle at that one 😂🤣😂 Eclectic means deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources. Cheers champ 🤩
Hi!Champ.This was my favourite streets interview ep.l would liked u asked how was the cost of living to foreigners tourists compared the other countries that they have been visited . Have a nice trip in Malaysia.Take care & stay safe.Champ.
Very good suggestion, we very much welcome Chai Travel to come to Borneo, Sabah and Sarawak. In Sabah, the largest race is KadazaDusun, in Sarawak, the largest race is Iban, not Malay as in Peninsular Malaysia. But 1 Malaysia lives very harmoniously, despite the various races and different religions.
Thanks, the feedback from ur interviews, indeed an eye opening for all of us. By referring to some 'not so reliable sources' (especially the newspaper or tv from our dearest neighbour) m'sia is not a safe country to visit ! Well....we all know , due to 'some reasons' they said so and keep on saying the same thing over and over again. yup....we know how people trying very hard to 'stay competative' in their own world. All the best guys.
@@blackknightshark7732 it's too early to say welcome lol..i'm still in portugal now..end of this year i'm going to malaysia👏i want to eat ramly burger haha🤤🤤
There are many aspects of being in Malaysia as both a tourist and a year's attempt at living here that I like - language, multi-culturalism (of sorts), multiple cuisines, good inter-city bus system, friendly people, ability to actually make local friends (very different than Thailand), proximity to Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia, modest cost, etc. But the one negative factor that caused me to close down my apartment and leave was a deal-breaker: the very loud, ugly voice and 365 days per year electronic pre-dawn call to Muslim prayer of the local surau. I loathe the interrelationship between politics and religion here, of a chauvanistic supremacist mentality in action. By law there has to be these preachy announcements in every housing areas even where few Muslims live. I found it in principal and practice unforgivable. So, I left. I have spent extended periods of time in Turkey (where the azan is sweet) and Indonesia (where the Islam is softer somehow). I refused to accept the Malaysian government pushing Islam. Dubai and Bangladesh are better for non-Muslims. And it has very little to do with the man in the street, of any religion. I find the Malaysian brand of political Islam to be arrogant.
You must be has Islamophobia sentiment. It's okay if you go. You don't understand that Malay and Muslims at Malaysia play the biggest roles in making what Malaysia today.Malay Muslims kind hearted, good relationships and very high tolerance to other races, culturals, foods, religions and others makes example to other races that living here to do the same to other races. You can see how Muslims were discriminate and be killed at india and china. It's never happen here. So what we need only to respects our culture and Islam. If you can't to respect us, just don't stay here.
Hi, Thanks for your reply. You are half correct - in fact, I don't have a problem with Muslims, nor the Malay people. I have a problem with Islam. I have read the Koran and many Hadiths. I am now reading the Sira. I do not like 95% of what I discover. But in large part it is the Islamicness of the government of Malaysia that I like even less than the religion. BTW, I am not saying that Islam shouldn't be political, that this is a betrayal of the teachings of its Messenger. Islam is political in its very nature. So Malaysian Islamic policies are authentic (this doesn't mean I approve, endorse or encourage them). Muhammed was a secular as well as a religious leader. Also military and business leader. Indonesia and Turkey are less Islamic - so I prefer them. But this aside. Perhaps you can tell me why in a small predominantly Chinese Town in Johor the muzzein begins his cries at 05:40, takes a few breaks then cranks up the volume at 05:50 and continues until 06:03. Then he starts at 06:09 until 06:14. Fajr (first prayer of the morning) is at 06:09 according to Islamic sources. Is this normal?
@@adadisini2898 I appreciate this dialogue. I think it is important to recognize that Malaysia, while yes, being predominantly Muslim, is NOT the Middle East or South Asia. Like Indonesia (largest Muslim population in the world) Malaysia is Southeast Asia, so (Malays might not always like this) its culture, and this includes its religion and sultanate traditions is infuenced by Hinduism. The climate and history is different than Afghanistan and Turkey. While sharing much, there is not a monolithic 'Muslim culture'. Likewise, Bosnia is not KSA. So while I find Malaysia unsuitable for myself (I am a Buddhist- leaning secular person who prefers Theravada lands) I very much like dealing with Malays - by and large a warm, family-oriented, easy to get along with people. Malaysia is not intense, aggressively intellectual and noisy like India. But everywhere has its pluses and minuses. Simply put, Malaysia is not the place for me. Just the azan and the government is too much for me.
@@adadisini2898 Malay culture? You all are turning to Arab wannabes. Phobia means irrational fear of something. If a religion that preaches to kill non believers and treat them as sub humans, and encourage killing apostates, that's a rational fear. It's not phobia.
I am a Brit, 70 years old, retired in Sabah with my Sabahan wife of 45 years marriage. This is a lovely State and lovely people, food. No bad experiences, lots of lovely experiences.
Hi sir, thanks for saying hi :) hopefully one day in the near future I’ll be able to bring this channel to east Malaysia 😊 thanks you so much for watching and sharing your love story.
nice...interview...Chai....mu name is Bahren frm Kuala Lumpur, interesting contents, not only covering Msia, u are also covering other countries, which I need to know too...FYI, I 've been to Netherlands..like Asterdam, Utrecht, The Haque and Rotterdam...at that time I was visiting Rabobank Head office.......gud luck Chai......
As an expat living in Malaysia for a year, I have so many things to say. Both good and bad, but mostly good experiences. Hope I could bump in with you and get interviewed. 😉
we sort of respect people privacy thats why its rare for us to see stranger in cafe and started to talk to them 😅😅 but once u started to talk and spend time with us, prepare urself we will be very chatty 😅😅😅😅
In general, Malaysians, like those in other Southeast Asian countries, seem to be fairly amiable people. We are accustomed to seeing foreigners in our country. Unless they need our aid, we usually let them enjoy our country on their own. In that case, we would be more than pleased to assist them. Alternatively, we worry that we can be perceived as invading their privacy or stirring up unwarranted suspicion on their part. Yet, we extend a warm welcome to all visitors and expatriates alike, and we encourage them to get to know us as civilised people who can make good friends with them especially when they are in our country.
Ey mate :) this is all the equipment I use to film: DJI OM4 (In my opinion better than the newest DJI Gymble I've tried): amzn.to/43IqgCV Saramonic Blink500 Pro: amzn.to/3DqxsJ8 iPhone 13 Pro Max: amzn.to/3rL3LQv Tripod ZIKZOK 75 Inch: amzn.to/3Os0EFQ Saramonic Blink500 Pro: amzn.to/473NS7J A bit more info you probably needed but I hope it helps ;) Any questions just let you know 🏆
@@Chai_Travel Maybe you can go to 𝑻𝒖𝒓𝒕𝒍𝒆 𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒗𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑰𝒏𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝑪𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒓𝒆 𝑴𝒆𝒍𝒂𝒌𝒂, in Padang Kemunting, Masjid Tanah, Melaka. Open everyday at 9.30 am. They closed at 4.30 pm. But better call them first before go there. In that area there are several budget hotels, homestays and chalets near the beach.
I am a vegetarian myself.. as a Malaysian even though it's a bit hard to find vegetarian food here but we still can ask the non vegetarian restaurants to cook vegetables, soy tofu or if u r lacto-ovo vegetarian eating egg still can ask those Chinese or Malay restaurant to cook it for us. Even they're meat eater but still they are familiar with our food as a vegetarian. If u don't like spices food just let them know . Also our drink if we don't want to much sweet in our drink must let them know to put a little bit of sugar or sweet creamer in it. Mostly Malaysian love sweet drink. ..so far Malaysia is safe but whatever it is just be careful and don't trust people easily if u are traveling alone.
I’ve traveled alone for over 10 years and I almost trust everyone and I really wanna keep trusting most of the people I don’t know :) most people are lovely and helpful 🤗
@@Chai_Travel yes, we love our fried chicken lol. But in our culture, we have so many vegetable inspired dishes. I think it's one of the reasons why we have so much pandan and coconut in our meal lol
Road trip to Thailand was a disaster. The people were rude at the border town and nobody would assist with the highway payment card. Spent hours trying to find one and on the end they said they don't sell them anymore. Bad experience at immigration where the woman was adamant to see a hotel booking even though it was not a requirement to enter. I would never drive into Malaysia again. I would rather get a flight and use the local transport.
Sorry to hear that. I’ve done it a few times, by land. Always was okay. I can understand why y op I do wanna do this anymore after such a bad experience. Thanks for sharing🏆
If you’re in a financial position to buy expensive food every day, a car or a house. Don’t buy it, stop working, and start traveling with the money you have. I’m pretty sure he meant that. Unfortunately not everyone can do this.
Hello Chai great interviews I think early in the 80's I travelled to Club Med Malaysia just open on the east coast not sure whether the resort is still there. Great seeing different areas of Malaysia. Stay Champ take Care.
Thank you Malaysia. I got my phone back and I had a great chat with the driver too. He went out of his way to get it back to me on Wednesday. My holiday ends tomorrow and I'm looking forward to returning to Malaysia again soon. Great food, great scenery and most importantly great people!
Thank goodness!! Have a great days ahead in Malaysia. 👍👍😊
You will always be welcome in Malaysia....sampai jumpa lagi...selamat jalan....
Wow!! Nice!
Excellent well done.
Man, this is so lovely. People in general are very honest and lovely here ❤️
The most important, muslims are not bad people, and certainly not terrorists 😊
I think good people and bad people are everywhere (majority is good) no matter what religion ❤️
@@Chai_Travel true
@@Chai_Travel which is oddly something that actually needs to be said. In 2022.
@@Chai_Travel Indeed!
I am a 51 years old local Chinese. I certainly can testify that our Malay friends are truly nice and sincere brother and sisters.
Nothing like Malaysia. So diverse, so friendly and so beautiful.
We absolutely love it. Thanks for watching 😁🏆
I like it when outsiders do interviews because outsiders will be honest with their views. Good job man
Thanks for saying that 😃 thanks for watching and commenting 😁
Malaysia is cool but people made it unique ❤
💯🏆
What a nice gesture and words from you. Thank you for making Malaysia's reputation trending for its cuisine, multicultural and hospitality. Like she used to be.
Thanks nice of you saying that ❤️ we love it here 😃🏆
WE LOVE SOOOO MUCH MALAYSIA it's a safe and bautiful country.
we lived there in PENANG for 5 years we had a restaurant in Georgetown with Belgian and Moroccan food but I loved sooooo much the Malaysian food🥰🥰🥰....MALAYSIA I LOVE YOUUUUU YOU ARE MY FAVORITE COUNTRY❤❤❤❤
We agree! haha! thanks for watching!
Respect our rules and country ,You are definitely welcome To 🇲🇾
Good advice :) thanks, also for watching 🤗
Come sabah to explore the beautiful nature here .
Highest mountain in Malaysia , 2nd longest river , rainforest & beautiful islands ✌🏻
I have to go on my next trip 😃 thanks for the tip
@@Chai_Travel sure , you are welcome & safe journey .
Im from Penang live in Selangor and my wife from Sabah.and i agree with you .Sabah is very recommended place to visit
@@kvsim7160 doing that in 2 1/2 months! ah!!!!!
Just got back from 3 weeks in MY (KL, Penang and Langkawi), love the country, the people and the amazing food. Can't wait to return.
Nice one! I’m glad you had a great time too 😃
Everyone speaks of the diversity there. That alone makes me want to visit Malaysia.
That’s so right Swampzoid:) it’s so nice to see everyone living in harmony ❤️
It’s very much diverse and contradictory in a beautiful way. I highly recommend
dont get fat here.. haha
But , more than half of malaysians are malays .
Malaysia is predominantly Muslim population with 64% are muslim
@@human-wd8pg what's with the "but"?
I have been to malaysia very nice country and kind people too .,and i like to be friends with malay .. next time i want to visit malaysia again..
Nice one mate. Malaysia rocks 😃
Malaysia is very easy to travel, very cheap, most people speak English and great infrastructure
What do you recommend to get around ? Is it via Grab?
@@SuccessforLifester Yes, if the place is quite far, I really recommend to take Grab because Grab is much cheaper than taxi. But, if it is near, I think you can walk to go to the place.
@@dianahadi1541 I think many places cannot be reached by foot. Using grab maybe is the way. I am quite unfamiliar with all these things. I think need to buy a Malaysia SIM card
this is different approach of introducing malaysia. not typical vlogging situation. i love this. its fresh!
It's fresh?! 😃 I like it. Thanks Aiman Syazwan🏆 Hope you're keep enjoying the videos
Thank you for promoting Penang. A place full of bliss and serene.
You are very welcome Jessie :) it’s hard not to promote ❤️ cheers
Penang island is the one of the wonderfull places in Malaysia🍹🏝🚶♂️🚶♀️tq for promoting Penang and Malaysia😌🇲🇾🙏
My pleasure 🤗 I really love it here so it’s easy to promote 😃
Thank you for all the experiences in Malaysia our lovely tourists
Thank for watching 😍 have a beautiful day
Malaysia is a food heaven. When you come to Malaysia, you can eat roti canai, Nasi lemak and mee goreng everywhere. Many western foreigners love to eat roti canai and Ramly burger. And Chinese foreigners loves to eat local seafood and dim sum in Chinese restaurant usually.
Sun Master you’re so right 🤤
Meh, better food in Taiwan, Thailand and India and I live in Malaysia
@@SilverfoxJB can't beat Taiwan food for sure...
The 1st guy that commenting about friendliness of malaysia...we don't chat with you especially english speaker because we might shy of our broken english .that's it.
Malaysians would actually not mind other people's business..unless if approached for help or something..
We do not disturb tourists. Period. Shy maybe
Always friendly and helpful ❤️
What an awesome selection of interviews. You are really striking gold more recently as they pretty much answer your question(s) with varied and detailed feedback of their experiences and all very interesting. A lot of that would be as a result of the well thought through selection of questions asked. Great work champ. Thoroughly enjoyed the video 🤩
Thanks Steven! People really seem to like Malaysia. I’ll never stop loving Thailand but it’s great to explore different beautiful thinks in SEA 😍
My favourite holiday destination Malaysia... Love it and will visit again and again
It really is! 😃
Penang is a beautiful place just amazing. Kuala Lumpur is rich, diverse, multi cultural and safe. Very safe.
I like how he ask them about their bad experience in Malaysia despite some of the problem is normal that happen whenever travel to other country.
I like the last wisdom advice "Don't Spread War, But Spread Love". To show that's how any traveler from different country do by learning different culture, food and etc.. then eventually come to love it.
Thanks mate 😁 I’m glad you enjoy this content 🏆
Thanks for liking Malaysia and my home town ,Penang. And if you got time , do visit Ipoh and Cameron Higlands, cheers!
Good video!
Ipoh! Next episode 😃 I was not able to film a lot due the rain and CNY but we had a great stay. Thank you for the tip 😁
Don't forget Taiping, my favorite place in Malaysia. I'm off to ipoh this week
I love the Belgian chap words
"Stop working! Start travelling!"
That’s a cool mindset to have, if you’re able to :)
i think you are professional journalist. ☺️. You do interviews like i usually seen in the TV.
Thanks super nice of you Nurul 🏆 have a beautiful day
Mooie interviews,heel divers..een mooie start in Maleisië en straks de andere Aziatische landen, proud of you ..Stay Champ..!
Stay champ ❤️🏆
Thank you very much.promotion Malaysia to the world with your good thoughts.
Thank you for saying that ❤️ I’m glad to be here 😁🏆
Great interview. Really appreciate your interview with key questions and feedback received 👍
Thank you for your interaction and watching 😃 have a good day
Good to know reactions from foreign tourists to improve our services. Love it.
Thanks Jeremy :) I’m glad you enjoyed it
Love the interview ☺️ you can learn their honest perspective..
Thank you! Thanks for watching 😁🏆
proud to be Malaysian.
I understand why ❤️🤗
Thank you for this interview ... It's very informative and overall this video carries a very good content indeed ... Thank you for this marvellous effort ....
You’re so nice of saying that 😊 thank you also for watching 🏆❤️
Malaysia is a promised land. The best
We love Malaysia for the people, the culture, the food, etc. We've been three times and want to go back to see more of the country. You asked the people you spoke with about good and bad experiences. For me, the best thing was meeting up with several friends in Georgetown including one who was born and raised there but now a US citizen. We met his family and celebrated his birthday. My worst experience was getting food poisoning from a restaurant in Terengganu. I ate all kinds of street food with no problem.
Ow no! Food poisoning can be really bad 🤢 Georgetown is a place for everyone ❤️ thanks for your input mate
Unfortunate to the guy on his phone. It had been happened to me too but luckily it still in the car and need to contact Grab's office. The only problem could be is if the driver went to pick up another passenger/s after the incident the new passenger/s might took it without the driver's knowledge...
I got it back. I was chatting to the driver too! Great man
Man, that’s such great news ❤️
It’s happened to me a while ago when I left my webcam.. and after realizing it I quickly contacted the driver and he said it’s nothing at the back seat… myb someone took it..poor me
Masha Allah... INDAH Nya Malaysia ku... Subhanallah...
I am from Penang, Malaysia is good country, , Penang Island ,u can see beaches very2 nice hotels.
Penang is so beautiful ❤️ we have to move again but we hope to be back soon 😁 thanks for watching
Nice interviews again Chai - very eclectic group in an eclectic place 🤔- what do u think - well done Champ 🫵😃👋👍🙏
Electric people indeed 🤩 a good group of friendly tourists. So nice to see Thailands neighboring country and seeing what people like about it 😍 stay champ 😄
@@Chai_Travel ha ha love it. Eclectic not electric matey. I had to have a chuckle at that one 😂🤣😂 Eclectic means deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources. Cheers champ 🤩
Thank you to outsider who giving good/positive comments about us. We not good, we just doing the best as human against other human.
I think that is just perfect❤️
The reason it's easy for Vegetarians in SEA coz we know how to cook variety of delicious vegetables dishes.
I luv the interview...very interesting & good respond
Thank you 😊 good to know you’re watching 🤗
Love this video so far. Thank for sharing 😊😊
My pleasure :D thanks for watchinh
The feedback/comments from foreign tourists really mind blowing Malaysia is truly Asia😊👍
Thanks for watching Philz!
Go to Terengganu.. Beautiful islands there... Just Google
I’ve been on Pulau Kapas for several times. Absolutely love it there. 🥰 thanks for the tip 😃
Such a nice vlog, and I looove Malaysia!
Thanks Miq ☺️ who doesn’t? 😜
Hi!Champ.This was my favourite streets interview ep.l would liked u asked how was the cost of living to foreigners tourists compared the other countries that they have been visited . Have a nice trip in Malaysia.Take care & stay safe.Champ.
Hi Chayapat 🤗 that’s so nice of you to say :) great to see your still watching ❤️🏆
Loved the chill Belgian dude. Get to Borneo Chai. It’s awesome!
haha yeah I’d love so! hopefully next trip 😜
Very good suggestion, we very much welcome Chai Travel to come to Borneo, Sabah and Sarawak. In Sabah, the largest race is KadazaDusun, in Sarawak, the largest race is Iban, not Malay as in Peninsular Malaysia. But 1 Malaysia lives very harmoniously, despite the various races and different religions.
Irish guy is very intelligent
He’s so cool 😎
Welcome to Malaysia😊
Thank you 😁🤗
Thanks, the feedback from ur interviews, indeed an eye opening for all of us. By referring to some 'not so reliable sources' (especially the newspaper or tv from our dearest neighbour) m'sia is not a safe country to visit !
Well....we all know , due to 'some reasons' they said so and keep on saying the same thing over and over again. yup....we know how people trying very hard to 'stay competative' in their own world. All the best guys.
I think Malaysia is super safe and is full of amazing people ❤️
I miss Penang so much💕 Penang is my mom's hometown👍 saudades dos meus avos😘
Hai Audrey..mcm pernah jmp di komen di video lain, hehe..brg kacuk nih 😄👍🏻
@@blackknightshark7732 yup..rojak😁😁this year i will visit malaysia again..hooray👏
@@audreyDsouza yahoo..welcome back home Audrey! ✌🏻😁
@@blackknightshark7732 it's too early to say welcome lol..i'm still in portugal now..end of this year i'm going to malaysia👏i want to eat ramly burger haha🤤🤤
@@audreyDsouza laa..awat x habaq awai2..esok pun this year kot 😅 jgn duk cerita burger la time ni..dan2 rasa lapaq 😝
Malaysia friendly 🤗
Hi again :) thank you for watching ❤️
There are many aspects of being in Malaysia as both a tourist and a year's attempt at living here that I like - language, multi-culturalism (of sorts), multiple cuisines, good inter-city bus system, friendly people, ability to actually make local friends (very different than Thailand), proximity to Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia, modest cost, etc.
But the one negative factor that caused me to close down my apartment and leave was a deal-breaker: the very loud, ugly voice and 365 days per year electronic pre-dawn call to Muslim prayer of the local surau. I loathe the interrelationship between politics and religion here, of a chauvanistic supremacist mentality in action. By law there has to be these preachy announcements in every housing areas even where few Muslims live. I found it in principal and practice unforgivable. So, I left.
I have spent extended periods of time in Turkey (where the azan is sweet) and Indonesia (where the Islam is softer somehow). I refused to accept the Malaysian government pushing Islam. Dubai and Bangladesh are better for non-Muslims. And it has very little to do with the man in the street, of any religion. I find the Malaysian brand of political Islam to be arrogant.
You must be has Islamophobia sentiment. It's okay if you go. You don't understand that Malay and Muslims at Malaysia play the biggest roles in making what Malaysia today.Malay Muslims kind hearted, good relationships and very high tolerance to other races, culturals, foods, religions and others makes example to other races that living here to do the same to other races. You can see how Muslims were discriminate and be killed at india and china. It's never happen here.
So what we need only to respects our culture and Islam. If you can't to respect us, just don't stay here.
Hi, Thanks for your reply. You are half correct - in fact, I don't have a problem with Muslims, nor the Malay people. I have a problem with Islam. I have read the Koran and many Hadiths. I am now reading the Sira. I do not like 95% of what I discover.
But in large part it is the Islamicness of the government of Malaysia that I like even less than the religion. BTW, I am not saying that Islam shouldn't be political, that this is a betrayal of the teachings of its Messenger. Islam is political in its very nature. So Malaysian Islamic policies are authentic (this doesn't mean I approve, endorse or encourage them). Muhammed was a secular as well as a religious leader. Also military and business leader. Indonesia and Turkey are less Islamic - so I prefer them.
But this aside. Perhaps you can tell me why in a small predominantly Chinese Town in Johor the muzzein begins his cries at 05:40, takes a few breaks then cranks up the volume at 05:50 and continues until 06:03. Then he starts at 06:09 until 06:14. Fajr (first prayer of the morning) is at 06:09 according to Islamic sources. Is this normal?
@@hermes8258 of course it's normal for Muslims and Malaysian.
@@adadisini2898 I appreciate this dialogue. I think it is important to recognize that Malaysia, while yes, being predominantly Muslim, is NOT the Middle East or South Asia. Like Indonesia (largest Muslim population in the world) Malaysia is Southeast Asia, so (Malays might not always like this) its culture, and this includes its religion and sultanate traditions is infuenced by Hinduism. The climate and history is different than Afghanistan and Turkey. While sharing much, there is not a monolithic 'Muslim culture'. Likewise, Bosnia is not KSA.
So while I find Malaysia unsuitable for myself (I am a Buddhist- leaning secular person who prefers Theravada lands) I very much like dealing with Malays - by and large a warm, family-oriented, easy to get along with people. Malaysia is not intense, aggressively intellectual and noisy like India. But everywhere has its pluses and minuses. Simply put, Malaysia is not the place for me.
Just the azan and the government is too much for me.
@@adadisini2898 Malay culture? You all are turning to Arab wannabes. Phobia means irrational fear of something. If a religion that preaches to kill non believers and treat them as sub humans, and encourage killing apostates, that's a rational fear. It's not phobia.
I am a Brit, 70 years old, retired in Sabah with my Sabahan wife of 45 years marriage. This is a lovely State and lovely people, food. No bad experiences, lots of lovely experiences.
Hi sir, thanks for saying hi :) hopefully one day in the near future I’ll be able to bring this channel to east Malaysia 😊 thanks you so much for watching and sharing your love story.
Awesome video. Much love from Malaysia
Thank you 🤗 have a good day
I like malaysia from Bangladesh ❤
I love ❤️ Malaysia so adventure green and healthy foods 👏. My friend came to Singapore complaining to me nothing 🥱🥱 in Singapore.
Hahaha! Aw I like Singapore too! Just very different 😜 thanks for watching again 🏆
The good question is; why everybody (after traveling in ALL Asia) always coming back to Thailand??
Prostitution there maybe...
Careful of AIDS
sex there good , but if family trip, malaysia is no 1, and for muslim, for sex u just can go to hatyai, dannok 😁
Haha yeah but we leave that for another episode Francis ;)
The best food, the best markets and so many sites to see
Enjoy Malaysia eat and be merry
Thank you Shaqi 😁
Thanks Chai! I hope you are enjoying your trip. Stay away until the smokey season in CM is over!
Thanks Randy 😃 haha yeah I’ll stay away a little longer this time. I’ll be definitely back at some point 😁
nice...interview...Chai....mu name is Bahren frm Kuala Lumpur, interesting contents, not only covering Msia, u are also covering other countries, which I need to know too...FYI, I 've been to Netherlands..like Asterdam, Utrecht, The Haque and Rotterdam...at that time I was visiting Rabobank Head office.......gud luck Chai......
By Bahren 😃 thanks for watching :) you’ve been all over. I hope you had a good time like we have in Malaysia 😍
Bro Chai i like this video..
Thank you Lone 😁 I’m glad you’re enjoying the video 🏆
LOVE U ❤FROM MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
Thank you 😁❤️
As an expat living in Malaysia for a year, I have so many things to say. Both good and bad, but mostly good experiences. Hope I could bump in with you and get interviewed. 😉
Perfect! Hopefully we’ll meet sometime on the streets whenever we’re back in Malaysia 😁 have a great day Francis
@@Chai_Travel it'd be an honor as your subscriber 😊
Love ❤️😘
More videos like thiss !! 🥰
Thanks mate :) coming up 😁
Dengar Tu wahai orang2 Indonesia ( YG Suka kutuk2 Malaysia)
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we sort of respect people privacy thats why its rare for us to see stranger in cafe and started to talk to them 😅😅
but once u started to talk and spend time with us, prepare urself we will be very chatty 😅😅😅😅
I see a lot of Malaysians are very chatty and I like it 🤩 cheers
@@Chai_Travel glad u enjoy our chattiness 🤣
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In general, Malaysians, like those in other Southeast Asian countries, seem to be fairly amiable people. We are accustomed to seeing foreigners in our country. Unless they need our aid, we usually let them enjoy our country on their own. In that case, we would be more than pleased to assist them. Alternatively, we worry that we can be perceived as invading their privacy or stirring up unwarranted suspicion on their part. Yet, we extend a warm welcome to all visitors and expatriates alike, and we encourage them to get to know us as civilised people who can make good friends with them especially when they are in our country.
Thanks for your kind comment :) We feel super welcome in Malaysia :D
Hello! Can you please tell me what camera holder/stabilizer and microphone you're using? Thank you so much :)
Ey mate :) this is all the equipment I use to film:
DJI OM4 (In my opinion better than the newest DJI Gymble I've tried): amzn.to/43IqgCV
Saramonic Blink500 Pro: amzn.to/3DqxsJ8
iPhone 13 Pro Max: amzn.to/3rL3LQv
Tripod ZIKZOK 75 Inch: amzn.to/3Os0EFQ
Saramonic Blink500 Pro: amzn.to/473NS7J
A bit more info you probably needed but I hope it helps ;)
Any questions just let you know 🏆
the candian lady is both smart & beautiful
Check out Melaka
I hope I’ll be able too. 😃
Famous answer for the last question "If it feels good do it". A lot of secret Aleister Crowley fans out there apparently.
Welcome To Malaysia！
Penang,Welcome The Worlds!
Thank you 😍 super happy to be here
• watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾✌🏻🍔
Perfect! That will be my next destination 😍
@@Chai_Travel Maybe you can go to 𝑻𝒖𝒓𝒕𝒍𝒆 𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒗𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑰𝒏𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝑪𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒓𝒆 𝑴𝒆𝒍𝒂𝒌𝒂, in Padang Kemunting, Masjid Tanah, Melaka. Open everyday at 9.30 am. They closed at 4.30 pm. But better call them first before go there.
In that area there are several budget hotels, homestays and chalets near the beach.
Thanks so much for the tip! I’ll have a look ❤️ you’re the best!
Catch up Lion dance performance 😁👍
nice video about malaysia!
Thanks! 😃
Terima kasih.
Thank you :)
I like it when he says stop working and start traveling.
Me too 😃 unfortunately not everyone is in that position to do so but if you financially can, why not do it :)
Thank you sir .. Nice video.
Your welcome Jes. Thanks for watching 🏆
Terbaik dan Terima Kasih
Terima Kasih🏆
Come over here.. Cameron Highlands... 😊👍🏼
Hopefully on our next trip in Malaysia 😃 thanks for the tip :)
@@Chai_Travel insha Allah.. with Allah's will 😊🙏🏼
Aamiin
Penang Assam Laksa 😋🤤
Love it 😍
@@Chai_Travel 👍
I think it's better to do the interviews somewhere out of the walkway and street. it's kinda dangerous.
I am a vegetarian myself.. as a Malaysian even though it's a bit hard to find vegetarian food here but we still can ask the non vegetarian restaurants to cook vegetables, soy tofu or if u r lacto-ovo vegetarian eating egg still can ask those Chinese or Malay restaurant to cook it for us. Even they're meat eater but still they are familiar with our food as a vegetarian. If u don't like spices food just let them know . Also our drink if we don't want to much sweet in our drink must let them know to put a little bit of sugar or sweet creamer in it. Mostly Malaysian love sweet drink.
..so far Malaysia is safe but whatever it is just be careful and don't trust people easily if u are traveling alone.
I’ve traveled alone for over 10 years and I almost trust everyone and I really wanna keep trusting most of the people I don’t know :) most people are lovely and helpful 🤗
@@Chai_Travel 👍🏻👍🏻
Malaysia is beautiful.very safe country
That's true. Far safer than the UK, Im glad my Granddaughter goes to school here.
In terms of safety ..Females should not travel at night alone past midnight on foot but that's the practice in most countries.
Good tip! Thanks for watching and advice 😁 like you say I think so too it’s in most countries like that ❤️
Go visit Dungun Terengganu😊
I’ll do my best :) maybe next time we visit 😁
Does anyone know when is the best time or month to visit Malaysia? Specially Penang. Please help me
November to January Not raining too much and nice temperature
I too do recently realise we are more 'vegetarian' than we think. I sometimes have vegetarian dishes and I didn't notice at all.
That’s it but 😋 friend chicken you can find everywhere 🤣
@@Chai_Travel yes, we love our fried chicken lol. But in our culture, we have so many vegetable inspired dishes. I think it's one of the reasons why we have so much pandan and coconut in our meal lol
BRO come visit Shah Alam, Taman Botani, Tasik Shah Alam, Big Mosque in Asia,
One day I will :)
Road trip to Thailand was a disaster. The people were rude at the border town and nobody would assist with the highway payment card. Spent hours trying to find one and on the end they said they don't sell them anymore. Bad experience at immigration where the woman was adamant to see a hotel booking even though it was not a requirement to enter. I would never drive into Malaysia again. I would rather get a flight and use the local transport.
Sorry to hear that. I’ve done it a few times, by land. Always was okay. I can understand why y op I do wanna do this anymore after such a bad experience. Thanks for sharing🏆
I have had the same problem at that border. It's a shame
Come to Sabah ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’d love to
Ponnambalam cell Murugan bonda mani love this video
Thank you 🏆😁
Penang Lang Kia...lai...lai...lai....
can someone define what mean by " stop working, start traveling"?
If you’re in a financial position to buy expensive food every day, a car or a house. Don’t buy it, stop working, and start traveling with the money you have. I’m pretty sure he meant that. Unfortunately not everyone can do this.
Malaysia got ROTI CANAI n TEH TARIK.
What more do you want at 8am?
Hello Chai great interviews I think early in the 80's I travelled to Club Med Malaysia just open on the east coast not sure whether the resort is still there. Great seeing different areas of Malaysia. Stay Champ take Care.
Wow! That must have been so cool! Traveling in Malaysia in the 80s 😎
We’re moving quickly and are in KL now :)) have a beautiful day and night ❤️🤗
Yes the club med is still operating. Welcome u for the revisit.