The major hills in Peninsular Malaysia are Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands, Penang Hill & Bukit Tinggi. British planters in the early days either lived or retreated to the hills for the cooler climate. Cameron Highlands was developed by the British for Ceylonese tea plantations. Hence the famous 'Boh" Tea & its plantation in Cameron Highlands. British settlers had left behind quite a bit of their British legacy at this highlands. The highlands also grow a lot of tropical vegetables & fruits for local consumption & for export to Singapore. Genting Highlands started off as a casino resort. Today its casino revenue has contributed to a lot of this hill's development into a major Malaysian holiday/amusement/shopping resort & tourist attraction. Bukit Tinggi nearby to Genting Highlands is an interesting attraction. Do check it out. A good place for hikers.
Your videos are typically accompanied by solid research on the subjects or places shown. So they are not only feasts for the eyes but also the mind. Thank you 🤗
Butterfly pea (bunga talang) is also a well known cooking ingredient here considering it is easily found anywhere in Peninsular Malaysia. Malays use it in nasi kerabu, as well as assorted kuih containing sticky rice.
@@TAKEKOCHI Google for a picture of butterfly blue pea flowers. It's deep purple or royal blue colour. Malaysians normally extract its colour for colouring steamed local cakes & rice. Local "Nasi Kerabu" uses the colour of this flower to make blue coloured rice. The "Nyonya" (Malay/Chinese mixed race Malaysians, popularly found in Melaka state) uses the flower colour in their Nyonya Rice Dumplings.
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![[Cameron Highlands] Japanese so SURPRISED with this place |日本人家族でマレーシア・キャメロンハイランドへ弾丸旅！ワクワク昆虫採集！](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Kxx1U2s3rQ8/mqdefault.jpg)
The major hills in Peninsular Malaysia are Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands, Penang Hill & Bukit Tinggi. British planters in the early days either lived or retreated to the hills for the cooler climate. Cameron Highlands was developed by the British for Ceylonese tea plantations. Hence the famous 'Boh" Tea & its plantation in Cameron Highlands. British settlers had left behind quite a bit of their British legacy at this highlands. The highlands also grow a lot of tropical vegetables & fruits for local consumption & for export to Singapore.
Genting Highlands started off as a casino resort. Today its casino revenue has contributed to a lot of this hill's development into a major Malaysian holiday/amusement/shopping resort & tourist attraction.
Bukit Tinggi nearby to Genting Highlands is an interesting attraction. Do check it out. A good place for hikers.
Thanks for the interesting info!
We would like to visit some of the major hills in Malaysia for hiking and casinos.
@@TAKEKOCHI There is also Fraser's Hill, a British colonial era hill station. Good for hikers. Also near to Genting Highlands.
Hope you enjoy it
Thank you! Cameron Highlands was a nice place!
たけこちさんはマレーシアもタイも私が以前行った所と同じ場所を動画にあげてくれるので、とても懐かしい思いで拝見
しております。キャメロンハイランドは20年前位に母とマレーシアのツアーで行きました。
マレーシアでもキャメロンはとても涼しく、日本の軽井沢のような感じがしたのを覚えています。夜は寒いくらいでした。
紅茶がとても美味しいですよね☕️
こちらこそご視聴いただいき、ありがとうございます！
キャメロンハイラインドはマレーシアの避暑地として滞在し、私たちにとってもとても良い思い出となりました。おそらく当時から変わっていない景色もあったかと思うので、動画にして良かったなと思っております😄
美味しい紅茶をたくさんお土産で買って帰り、今でも飲んでいます☕️笑
Your videos are typically accompanied by solid research on the subjects or places shown. So they are not only feasts for the eyes but also the mind. Thank you 🤗
Glad you appreciate the recognition for our research on our video! ✨
Thank you so much. It motivates us to produce more youtube videos!🤗
私は、小学生の頃クアラルンプールに住んでいました。その頃、遊びに行きました。懐かしいです。
そうなんですね！当時と変わってない部分が懐かしさとして伝わっていたら幸いです！✨コメントありがとうございます！
キャメロンハイランドに一度行きたいなと思っていたので、雰囲気がわかってとても参考になりました。ありがとうございました😊バタフライピーのお茶って青色の鮮やかな色彩のお茶ですかね。花を初めて見ました🌟続きのレポート楽しみにしています。食事やトレッキングの情報あると嬉しいです😊
コメントありがとうございます！そうです、青色のお茶です！笑
私も東南アジアに来るまでは知りませんでした❗️
日取りが悪くトレッキングはできなかったのですが、食事などは撮影しましたので続きをお楽しみください！🤗
いつもありがとうございます！
Butterfly pea (bunga talang) is also a well known cooking ingredient here considering it is easily found anywhere in Peninsular Malaysia. Malays use it in nasi kerabu, as well as assorted kuih containing sticky rice.
Thanks for the comment! I've never had a dish with butterfly peas before, so I'm excited!😀 I'll give it a try!✨
That is not butterfly pea flowers. That's wild morning glory.
Thank you! So these were morning glories! I'll study it!
@@TAKEKOCHI Google for a picture of butterfly blue pea flowers. It's deep purple or royal blue colour. Malaysians normally extract its colour for colouring steamed local cakes & rice. Local "Nasi Kerabu" uses the colour of this flower to make blue coloured rice. The "Nyonya" (Malay/Chinese mixed race Malaysians, popularly found in Melaka state) uses the flower colour in their Nyonya Rice Dumplings.
Thanks! I have never had a meal with butterfly peas in Japan. Would love to try it next time!
私はジムトンプソンが好きなので、その話が詳しく聞けて良かったです❤CIAのウワサは本当だったのね？！キャメロンハイランド！行ってみたいけど、行きにくそう？
元々軍人だった経歴もあり、CIAは本当だったようです！笑
この感動を伝えられて良かったです🤗
正直、行きくさは否めないので、平日の渋滞が少ない時期のバスかレンタカーなどで行くのがオススメです！
Can go visit pavilion KL got Lion dance
thank you！
Can go visit pavilion KL got Lion dance
I've never seen a lion dance, so if I get a chance during Chinese New Year I'll take a look!✨thank you
@@TAKEKOCHI it's better to call it lunar new year is oso for japanese Korean Thai Vietnamese 😁 check out namewee channel new song release I love you TU feat DJ soda 💪
WOW, new song! Thank you!👍
@@TAKEKOCHI plus aio Sala and asuka kirara with namewee 💪