You guys are experiencing something that I can confidently say that most Peninsular Malaysian haven't experience before. You guys aren't only educating foreigners but also some Malaysian. This freaking phenomenal content. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
many has thou especially teachers, and government servants, my dad used to live in a longhouse when he was posted to Sarawak in the 80's. During that day it was way more authentic and more brutal then this one and some old man during that time was still head hunting illegally, there are several stories where he kidnapped neighbouring longhouse kids and decapitated them and then drink their blood.
I had traveled very extensively throughout rural Sarawak; the upper Baram, upper Rejang, and Btg Ai. I find the Iban to be the most friendly and welcoming among of all the local natives.
🙌🏻🙌🏻 Seconder to that! We just had a Huge Gawai celebration last night @ a hotel resort with All the Ibans, Bidayuh, Dayak, fellow friends from Peninsular + Expats attending the wonderful and amazing celebration held by my Friendly Iban President neighbour! Ohhhh haaaah!🥃🥃👍🏻🤪
@@joycetan4684 they have learned a lot from the "ngayau"/war culture, hence it makes them what they are right now. I used to see a burial ceremony of the skull because the owner didnt want to keep it anymore. Two of the skull was a young kids. Thats how vicious their ancestors used to be. I mean not only the iban, all the dayak tribes are vicious generally speaking. Btw, iban bidayuh and urang ulu are all dayak. U can use just dayak to represent them all.
As an Iban myself, one thing you should need to know when drinking with us is when some of us can automatically speak in English language even though don't have any education background. Don't believe it? Try ask the drunken Iban when you drink with them 🤣
Seriusly guys.. Not many Malaysian have experince live in real rumah panjang.. U guys are so lucky... This is really something new guys... What a great experince.. Steve, u are the man!
Dayak ngaju tribe here 👋. Actually before longhouse, dayak built smthing like normal house. But because the raised conflict and headhunting, more and more people built longhouse to protect each other. And they built it very high like 3-4 meters, and everynight take the stairs up, so it's very hard to go up to the inside house. It's all in the past
You are really good at getting along with the people of Rumah Panjai. I still remember when I was a child, a group of tourists from Germany came to visit our longhouse in Tinjar. So Tuai Rumah told my father to do the Orang Ulu dance. As my father screamed and jumped, one of the tourists was shocked and had a heart attack. That night they had to take him to Miri hospital. The next day, they could not continue the activities we had prepared. But after a few weeks later, they sent various gifts and appreciation as a sign of gratitude.
During the ngajat at one point the dancer make a sudden & deafening, shocking yell a war cry. In the old days it's to shock & frighten the enemy. In one exhibition the tourist ran away when the yell/war cry was executed.
That is how the Iban hospitality when a tourist visit the longhouse in Sarawak. They are very friendly. There are also many modern longhouse that you will feel shock and surprised when you enter the house
What an experience!! Thank you for taking us along on your travels. My eyes are opening up, Learning so much from you both. Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Dianne Greig yes, you must be so proud of yr son & Ivana. They truly are not only adventurous but kind people❤. Salute to you JLW. God bless and keep safe.
Hehe..u know what steve.. Iban people consume tuak to boost their confident ..if they meet outsider especially foreigners..normally they (iban that live deep inside the jungle) dont speak english but after drink tuak automatically they can understand foreign languages..they will be super nice and friendly to everyone 😂😂
Hope Steve and Ivana enjoy and learned a lot about Sabah & Sarawak (Borneo) culture and its people. The faces, arts and crafts, foods and the geography. The long house remind me when I was in Sibu in late 2011 to 2013. That's was a good memories. Ohh, I'm Sabahan by the way 😎 Hello to brothers and sisters over there Sarawak 🙋🏻♂️
@@karthenisahar257 thaks for confirming this. i was looking for young ppl when watching this vlog, but didnt spot many, young children are quite a few though.
@@weeeee8232 one more thing. As thw younger generations ventured out for work. The reason u see less children since most of the kids went to primary n secondary schools away from the long house. Living in dorms.
@@karthenisahar257 expected this. it is kinda sad. i sure hope efforts are put into bringing the schools to the longhouses instead of the opposite.. but this is not a hope that can be realized. sarawak is just too vast and teachers are too scarce.
Welcome to my hometown ❤️ I am of Kayan and Iban roots and I love both my cultures ❤️ Went back for Gawai last month and got super emotional when I have to go back to KL 🥲
Yeas steve we do got wild deer in the forest here even in the peninsular, but our deer look different and smaller than Canadian reindeer. Here in peninsular it is forbidden to hunt them but in Sarawak only the native tribes are allowed to hunt using native technic.
That was great!! thanks for visiting & learning my tribe culture. 🙁 this trip remind me of late Anthony Bourdain (correct me if i am spelling it wrong) he visit my uncle for the second time at the rural area upstream the Skrang River and promise to return again but a year later he was departed peacefully.. RIP 🙁
@@JetLagWarriors yes.. the longhouse in Betong District at Skrang River (quite familiar for western tourist too). about 70km from the place that you have visited.. if you drive north, you will pass by Betong District
@@JetLagWarriors video ref : TLC with Anthony Bourdain Iban Harvest festival. my uncle & cousin appeared in the footage. location of documentary Nanga Entalau (Iban Longhouse) Skrang River, Sarawak Borneo.
Good job....well done....to you both Steve & Ivana...!! Love your video and I admire your determination to explore and experience the authentic lifestyle of the Iban tribe and visit the longhouse...!! Super amazing...!! I'm a local Sarawakian from Kuching myself....but I've yet to explore the areas around Batang Ai. The boatride is soooo cool...!! 💪👍😁
Awesome! So glad to read this comment! Sometimes when we make our videos - we are confident they will get lots of views. Other experiences, such as this one, don't necessarily garner lots of attention on social media, but they are so incredibly enjoyable for us, that we never miss an opportunity like this. We really enjoyed out time at the longhouse. Incredible memory :)
the thing I like the most about your videos are u always have a chat with people talking to them respectfully. I really enjoyed watching your videos. and I like the way u laugh, it makes me laugh too. pure reaction from u guys. Im a sabahan btw
I was raised in a long house in 4th Division upper river of Tinjar in Baram District. An Orang Ulu- Kenyah modern long house. Our tradition is similar. Glad you pass that powerful welcome 'drink'..😅💪 Enjoy the stay Steve n Yvonne
@@weeeee8232 🤣😅😁 the nearest 'feel' of Mount Dulit (my longhouse backyard) is Tioman Island..these 2 island have the same species of wild animals, also flora and fauna..so you dont have to travel faaaaaar deeper up to my kampung..🤩
@@wanleonard1004 if I am younger, I might just do that : go to your longhouse, just for the sake of experience. But, now that I am alang2 age, with a school going child to take care, I don't hv the stamina anymore. 🤣
Steve, the Ibans aren't the largest Dayak ethnic in Borneo but they are definitely the largest one in Sarawak. 😅 Now that you have stayed at an Iban longhouse, next... do try the traditional costume. I grew up at a small town not far from that jetty... downriver from there - Engkilili (I'm not from that area though). If I remember correctly, Batang Ai dam is Sarawak's first big dam... Back in the days, the people from upriver had to use the boat and walked long hours to get to the nearest town (Lubok Antu). That is also where the schools are... which means kids stayed at school dormitories for education. If in Serbia they sell something like the langkau for 300 dollars, it's about rm25 per bottle locally.
@@JetLagWarriors, I wish I could have you try the langkau made by someone my family knows in the kampung (maybe ping me and see if things can be arranged...). The quality of langkau and tuak all depends on the locally made yeast ("ragi") and the hands that made them. My aunties made tuak for sell but they sell "mature" tuak which is not less than 6 months old (some are made during the MCO). "Mature" tuak aren't cloudy... which is why I was a bit disturbed by the one you guys were drinking. My other half liken good quality tuak to a dessert wine or equivalent to sherry. 😊 Maybe if we meet in KL, we still have a bit you guys can try. One half bottle of old tuak... a few years old (probably from our wedding) and the colour is like that of whiskey. 😉
Steve and Ivana what say you about East Malaysia? It's well diverse in culture, tradition and the life style which is very much different than West Malaysia. Enjoy exploring Sarawak. Cheers.
Glad u guys able to visit traditional rumah panjang. Later u can visit the upgraded, modern rumah panjang. Enjoy your stay, b ready to learn new things about us and be safe.
Maybe Sarawak Tourism could work something with the long house folks on keeping the areas clean and managing the households wastes/ thrash more effectively...
A fellow Sibu folk. It's my birthplace too, and Kampung Datuk was my (mom's) village. Though didn't spend long there before my family moved to Kuching because my father got transferred there.
@@AlexSDU Hi Alex, I was raised at Sg Merah Power Station (now dismantled) at Teku there. We used to live at quarters downhill there which is still there.
in Sabah the murut long house in Kampung Tataluan, Sapulot District . the murut still live in the traditional long house & tomorrow I'm going there to celebrate 2nd year of Customary School .
four days a month I go there for a vlog .many interesting places there .not far from there near the border of malaysia and indonesia .10 km if I'm not mistaken I'm from pasar lubuk antu to the border
I worked at batang ai clinic from 2021-2022. During that time, due to the lack of doctor in the rural area, i had to visit lots of longhouses and rural clinics by boat. It was a great memory.
Hi guys 👋 my respect to you both for this adventure to the longhouse this is out of your comfort zone but you took it naturally and easily blend with the tribe , amazing 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻 they grow their own vegetables , organic food..must be delicious 😋Steve malay vocabs were not bad 👍🏻 I’m really proud of you both Ivana and Steve thanks for taking me to this adventure which I can’t imagine doing like what you did , good job 👍🏻😘🥰👋
After this come to Kuching Borneo Highland again, go to the hotspring annah rais, Kura-kura homestay, and kayak semedang. You can enjoy nature, you can enjoy the river water and meet people of Bidayuh (second largest tribe after Iban).
Iban here ,longhouse seduku lingga.yep really is friendly people and welcoming with the drink of tuak rice wine and end the joyous nite with likker moonshine called Langkau.whhoo hhaahh
I think the organizer should ask the longhouse tuai to at least clean all the plastic rubbish under the longhouse sometimes. At least before the tourist came.
Mystery of the land : the natives of Borneo didn't know archery but blow pipes, yet nearby islands like Pabua new guinea natives are excellent archers . During colonization ,the Brits paid close attention to the weapons used by natives , but only one sighting of bow and arrow was recorded by an officer around Sungai Undup area , and was ' as a toy played by a native boy' . . Another case was an British officer on a riverboat was attacked by arrows near Balikpapan on the other side of the island ,but it was not confirmed. Archery as one of British important sport, was never encouraged in the school's in this colony , for the obvious reason.
You guys are experiencing something that I can confidently say that most Peninsular Malaysian haven't experience before. You guys aren't only educating foreigners but also some Malaysian. This freaking phenomenal content. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I'm Sarawakian also haven't yet lol
100% …. Love it!!!
Truth!
I'm a Sarawakian, and i not yet experience that, but i live on treetop villa which also can be called 'High House' instead of 'Long House'...Lol.
many has thou especially teachers, and government servants, my dad used to live in a longhouse when he was posted to Sarawak in the 80's. During that day it was way more authentic and more brutal then this one and some old man during that time was still head hunting illegally, there are several stories where he kidnapped neighbouring longhouse kids and decapitated them and then drink their blood.
Been to Sarawak twice, I do believe Sarawakians are the friendliest and nicest people of all Malaysian states..
I had traveled very extensively throughout rural Sarawak; the upper Baram, upper Rejang, and Btg Ai. I find the Iban to be the most friendly and welcoming among of all the local natives.
🙌🏻🙌🏻 Seconder to that! We just had a Huge Gawai celebration last night @ a hotel resort with All the Ibans, Bidayuh, Dayak, fellow friends from Peninsular + Expats attending the wonderful and amazing celebration held by my Friendly Iban President neighbour! Ohhhh haaaah!🥃🥃👍🏻🤪
@@joycetan4684 wahhh sounds like so much fun!
@@PatMunang Indeed it was with Francesca Peters on the vocals, Duriankimchi in the house and many other celebrity guests in this Hari Gawai event. 😊👍🏻
@@joycetan4684 I can image all that fun dancing to Bekikis Bulu Betis... did they sing that?
@@joycetan4684 they have learned a lot from the "ngayau"/war culture, hence it makes them what they are right now. I used to see a burial ceremony of the skull because the owner didnt want to keep it anymore. Two of the skull was a young kids. Thats how vicious their ancestors used to be. I mean not only the iban, all the dayak tribes are vicious generally speaking. Btw, iban bidayuh and urang ulu are all dayak. U can use just dayak to represent them all.
As an Iban myself, one thing you should need to know when drinking with us is when some of us can automatically speak in English language even though don't have any education background. Don't believe it? Try ask the drunken Iban when you drink with them 🤣
🤣🤣🤣I believe you👍
It happens with the drunken Indian uncle too...they suddenly speak English
@@jasmine6796 yeah suddenly can speak it even tho they can't write or read
Samely with orang putih when drunken their also speak in iban 👍😀😁
@@abengtugang8002 🤣
Seriusly guys.. Not many Malaysian have experince live in real rumah panjang.. U guys are so lucky... This is really something new guys... What a great experince.. Steve, u are the man!
Yes, we still can’t believe we got to experience this. We are lucky indeed.
Dayak ngaju tribe here 👋. Actually before longhouse, dayak built smthing like normal house. But because the raised conflict and headhunting, more and more people built longhouse to protect each other. And they built it very high like 3-4 meters, and everynight take the stairs up, so it's very hard to go up to the inside house.
It's all in the past
Amazing, not many people or even RUclipsr has done this before. You guys just superb! I love it 😻
Glad you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching!
there is one. the one and only ANTHONY BOURDAIN
You are really good at getting along with the people of Rumah Panjai. I still remember when I was a child, a group of tourists from Germany came to visit our longhouse in Tinjar. So Tuai Rumah told my father to do the Orang Ulu dance. As my father screamed and jumped, one of the tourists was shocked and had a heart attack. That night they had to take him to Miri hospital. The next day, they could not continue the activities we had prepared. But after a few weeks later, they sent various gifts and appreciation as a sign of gratitude.
oh wow! What a story! Glad everyone was ok
During the ngajat at one point the dancer make a sudden & deafening, shocking yell a war cry. In the old days it's to shock & frighten the enemy. In one exhibition the tourist ran away when the yell/war cry was executed.
The best part is when steve try to communicate when the people.. very proud of u steve..
That is how the Iban hospitality when a tourist visit the longhouse in Sarawak. They are very friendly. There are also many modern longhouse that you will feel shock and surprised when you enter the house
Something amazing and unique about Sarawak is their culture and tradition. Even Malaysian outside Sarawak never taste and experience that either ...
What an experience!! Thank you for taking us along on your travels. My eyes are opening up, Learning so much from you both. Keep safe, healthy and happy.
@@UncleBin1269 it sure is!!
dont skip sarawak & sabah when you come visit malaysia~ 🧡
@@weeeee8232 hoping our tour guides Jetlag Warriors take us there. 🙏
Dianne Greig yes, you must be so proud of yr son & Ivana. They truly are not only adventurous but kind people❤. Salute to you JLW. God bless and keep safe.
@@zailinahmad9695 we are indeed.
Hehe..u know what steve..
Iban people consume tuak to boost their confident ..if they meet outsider especially foreigners..normally they (iban that live deep inside the jungle) dont speak english but after drink tuak automatically they can understand foreign languages..they will be super nice and friendly to everyone 😂😂
makes sense😆
Hope Steve and Ivana enjoy and learned a lot about Sabah & Sarawak (Borneo) culture and its people. The faces, arts and crafts, foods and the geography. The long house remind me when I was in Sibu in late 2011 to 2013. That's was a good memories. Ohh, I'm Sabahan by the way 😎 Hello to brothers and sisters over there Sarawak 🙋🏻♂️
Yes, Sibu. My birth town, though I spent more of my life in Kuching.
Hi there my sabahan lads, from Sarawak
very good fellas they are.. very good.
This experience, is treasure, I can proudly say this .
Great hospitality from Iban natives at Sarawak Long House.
🤝
You have first time experiences already, but i'm Sarawakian, still never have that experiences yet lol. Coming soon...
Me too. 😅😅
Hope you get to experience this soon
Welcome to Borneo island Steve, happy to see you enjoy your trip at Sarawak.
thank you!
Few words necessary. Unbelievable experience at an lban longhouse. Wow, I enjoyed this stunning video very much. Thanks Steve lvana.
Glad you enjoyed this video!😁
😁 Rice wine (Tuak) again for Steve and Ivana after their first sampling at Sabah 😁 its a signature wine for Iban community in Sarawak.
As an Iban myself, I’m shocked looking at this longhouse. Agi mayuh mai urang diau diak.
out of curiosity : other long house less ppl already?
@@weeeee8232 younger generations went to town @ cities to work..only come back during gawai
@@karthenisahar257 thaks for confirming this. i was looking for young ppl when watching this vlog, but didnt spot many, young children are quite a few though.
@@weeeee8232 one more thing. As thw younger generations ventured out for work. The reason u see less children since most of the kids went to primary n secondary schools away from the long house. Living in dorms.
@@karthenisahar257 expected this. it is kinda sad. i sure hope efforts are put into bringing the schools to the longhouses instead of the opposite.. but this is not a hope that can be realized. sarawak is just too vast and teachers are too scarce.
Welcome to my hometown ❤️ I am of Kayan and Iban roots and I love both my cultures ❤️ Went back for Gawai last month and got super emotional when I have to go back to KL 🥲
Yeas steve we do got wild deer in the forest here even in the peninsular, but our deer look different and smaller than Canadian reindeer. Here in peninsular it is forbidden to hunt them but in Sarawak only the native tribes are allowed to hunt using native technic.
Welcome to sarawak guys. Enjoy ur days here. I'm Iban but i've never been to Batang Ai, even though this place is not too far from my hometown.
That was great!! thanks for visiting & learning my tribe culture. 🙁 this trip remind me of late Anthony Bourdain (correct me if i am spelling it wrong) he visit my uncle for the second time at the rural area upstream the Skrang River and promise to return again but a year later he was departed peacefully.. RIP 🙁
wow Anthony Bourdain visited your uncle! Cool!👍
@@JetLagWarriors yes.. the longhouse in Betong District at Skrang River (quite familiar for western tourist too). about 70km from the place that you have visited.. if you drive north, you will pass by Betong District
@@JetLagWarriors video ref : TLC with Anthony Bourdain Iban Harvest festival. my uncle & cousin appeared in the footage. location of documentary Nanga Entalau (Iban Longhouse) Skrang River, Sarawak Borneo.
Welcome to Sarawak.. our beloved Borneo 🥰🥰
thank you
Wow what an experience, stunning, electrifying. An absolute joy watching this vlog.
Good job....well done....to you both Steve & Ivana...!! Love your video and I admire your determination to explore and experience the authentic lifestyle of the Iban tribe and visit the longhouse...!! Super amazing...!!
I'm a local Sarawakian from Kuching myself....but I've yet to explore the areas around Batang Ai. The boatride is soooo cool...!! 💪👍😁
Glad you enjoyed this video. Hope you get to visit the longhouse in Batang Ai one day.
This one is my favorite video and experience that you guys ever shared with us. So nice, friendly and fun.
Awesome! So glad to read this comment! Sometimes when we make our videos - we are confident they will get lots of views. Other experiences, such as this one, don't necessarily garner lots of attention on social media, but they are so incredibly enjoyable for us, that we never miss an opportunity like this. We really enjoyed out time at the longhouse. Incredible memory :)
the thing I like the most about your videos are u always have a chat with people talking to them respectfully. I really enjoyed watching your videos. and I like the way u laugh, it makes me laugh too. pure reaction from u guys. Im a sabahan btw
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed this video😁
I was raised in a long house in 4th Division upper river of Tinjar in Baram District. An Orang Ulu- Kenyah modern long house. Our tradition is similar. Glad you pass that powerful welcome 'drink'..😅💪 Enjoy the stay Steve n Yvonne
That's very faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar away. 😅
@@cityliving-rainforestperson i know..12hours offroad or 2days by boat..😅😅
@@wanleonard1004 wow.... that really is faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar
@@weeeee8232 🤣😅😁 the nearest 'feel' of Mount Dulit (my longhouse backyard) is Tioman Island..these 2 island have the same species of wild animals, also flora and fauna..so you dont have to travel faaaaaar deeper up to my kampung..🤩
@@wanleonard1004 if I am younger, I might just do that : go to your longhouse, just for the sake of experience. But, now that I am alang2 age, with a school going child to take care, I don't hv the stamina anymore. 🤣
Wow another great content! I really x3 enjoyed watching this episode!
Thanks Calynn!
thanks for the video. I really miss times like this especially at the longhouse.
I enjoy your long house experience vlog,lovely.
Steve, the Ibans aren't the largest Dayak ethnic in Borneo but they are definitely the largest one in Sarawak. 😅 Now that you have stayed at an Iban longhouse, next... do try the traditional costume.
I grew up at a small town not far from that jetty... downriver from there - Engkilili (I'm not from that area though). If I remember correctly, Batang Ai dam is Sarawak's first big dam... Back in the days, the people from upriver had to use the boat and walked long hours to get to the nearest town (Lubok Antu). That is also where the schools are... which means kids stayed at school dormitories for education.
If in Serbia they sell something like the langkau for 300 dollars, it's about rm25 per bottle locally.
the langkau was RM5 for the 500ml!!😁
Yes, no kids here because they all are in school, and go back only once every two weeks
@@JetLagWarriors, I wish I could have you try the langkau made by someone my family knows in the kampung (maybe ping me and see if things can be arranged...). The quality of langkau and tuak all depends on the locally made yeast ("ragi") and the hands that made them. My aunties made tuak for sell but they sell "mature" tuak which is not less than 6 months old (some are made during the MCO). "Mature" tuak aren't cloudy... which is why I was a bit disturbed by the one you guys were drinking. My other half liken good quality tuak to a dessert wine or equivalent to sherry. 😊 Maybe if we meet in KL, we still have a bit you guys can try. One half bottle of old tuak... a few years old (probably from our wedding) and the colour is like that of whiskey. 😉
the net is an old school way actually to prevent mosquitoes. usually kampung people have that during the good old days. 😊
We still do actually. My parents use them but not the one with the round hanger. Theirs is the rectangle one.
I still have photos of my dad in Iban long house when he served in Sarawak back in 1960s during his police field force days (jungle squad)
This experience reminds us of our time at Taman Negara with the Orang Asli.
@@JetLagWarriors The Batek Jungle Hut that you stayed was still primitive as compared to this long house. Stay safe!
Congratulations Steve n Ivana... Welcome to my tribe... IBAN
thank you for welcoming us. Ooooooooh HA!
Oooooohaaaaa... To both of you....
Kevin with the JetLag Warriors?? Hahahahaa... How lucky you are to meet Steve & Ivana.
we are lucky to meet kevin!😁
@@JetLagWarriors, I'm sooooooooooooooooooooooooo glad you guys met him!!! I had hoped and it came through!!! Yayyy!!!
@@JetLagWarriors He's a friend of mine. A youtuber too.
Yeah.. Awesome guys.. Sporting la these guys..
Great ppl, music & food. A heart warming welcome to guests. Great experience.
Wow U guys are getting more & more unbelievable adventurous than west M’sia👍👍👍
Steve and Ivana what say you about East Malaysia? It's well diverse in culture, tradition and the life style which is very much different than West Malaysia. Enjoy exploring Sarawak. Cheers.
We don't have this in Kelantan. Western culture
@@buggyno1727 No western culture here. It’s Borneo natives culture.
@@buggyno1727 Those are not Western culture. It's part of the local tribes culture since long before the Westerners landed on Borneo.
@@buggyno1727 kelas sejarah jangan skip bang🗿
This video is freaking interesting..so much content here! Job well done, Ivana & Steve
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
As an Iban I thank you for making this video mate 👏👏
Glad u guys able to visit traditional rumah panjang. Later u can visit the upgraded, modern rumah panjang. Enjoy your stay, b ready to learn new things about us and be safe.
Steve,l like the way you express yourself when you see or try new things. You are both very friendly. Keep it up.
I'm sure you can win many fans.
Make sure you don't get drunk🤣🤣
Maybe Sarawak Tourism could work something with the long house folks on keeping the areas clean and managing the households wastes/ thrash more effectively...
The leaf is apong the apong palm... the plant from which the sarawak gula apong or local sarawak palm sugar comes from.
OLA😄. Truly a rich 7STARS vlogg content👍. Thank you for sharing JLW
wow! Thanks for the 7⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love long driving, 7 1/2 hours from Kuching to my birthplace Sibu. Really missed my hometown. 19:12 Wow Steve dance well
A fellow Sibu folk. It's my birthplace too, and Kampung Datuk was my (mom's) village. Though didn't spend long there before my family moved to Kuching because my father got transferred there.
@@AlexSDU Hi Alex, I was raised at Sg Merah Power Station (now dismantled) at Teku there. We used to live at quarters downhill there which is still there.
Yeah we need video like this, very interesting 😳😳🤙🏻
in Sabah the murut long house in Kampung Tataluan, Sapulot District . the murut still live in the traditional long house & tomorrow I'm going there to celebrate 2nd year of Customary School .
sounds interesting
You guys should try the Laksa Sarawak and Mi Kolok while you're in Sri Aman. It's seriously good I'm not joking. Have a safe trip both of you.
oh where should we try? Name of restaurant?
@@JetLagWarriors any restaurant at the central town of Sri Aman would be okay
@@JetLagWarriors can also try mee udang galah at Miri town ..and some more special... If u come here..can taq me..
I miss Mi Kolok soo much, it's my favourite. Now I'm really hungry...
excellent vlog
19:24 after just one organic meal, Steve has hair on his head! 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*This HooooooooHaaaaaaaa Partayyyyyhhh is Hilarious lah*
*If only Ken was there too and he will be dancing the whole Long House*
*Ahahahahahahaaaaa*
Batang Ai is mystical in many ways. OH....HA! Enjoy the tuak.
Can't wait for Part 2 ✌️
four days a month I go there for a vlog .many interesting places there .not far from there near the border of malaysia and indonesia .10 km if I'm not mistaken I'm from pasar lubuk antu to the border
amazing experience live In long house
hope they can manage the Trash underneed.. 😔 enjoy😁👍 both of U .. Salam from Subang Jaya Selangor D.E
Original 🚬 from nature...no chemical...langkau-sarawakian's rum (from fermented rice that steamed delamination process)
House Chief is called as "Tuai Rumah" for long house
Look forward to watching it later.
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MESMERIZING
I love your content about our beloved place Sarawak. Keep it up
Thank you😁
Hi Ivana and Steve, Andrea here. I knew you guys are going to be amazed and drunk somehow. it's customary to drink here in Sarawak. OOOOOHAAAA!!!
ooooooh HA!❤️❤️❤️
They're so friendlyy enjoyyyy
You guys are amazing! My favourite RUclipsr now. 😍♥️
Thank you!❤️
Aiyo where's Ken? He should have joined you guys. Looking forward to your next video.
wow🤩🤩 Amazing⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👏👏💪💪💪
Very good vlog..so interesting
glad you enjoyed😁
Aahh … I can see Kebin sitting behind you. He was my former classmate in school.
Hahahaha love to see you guys enjoying with the tribes!!!
I worked at batang ai clinic from 2021-2022. During that time, due to the lack of doctor in the rural area, i had to visit lots of longhouses and rural clinics by boat. It was a great memory.
Hi guys 👋 my respect to you both for this adventure to the longhouse this is out of your comfort zone but you took it naturally and easily blend with the tribe , amazing 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻 they grow their own vegetables , organic food..must be delicious 😋Steve malay vocabs were not bad 👍🏻 I’m really proud of you both Ivana and Steve thanks for taking me to this adventure which I can’t imagine doing like what you did , good job 👍🏻😘🥰👋
71? Amazing. Looked young
After this come to Kuching Borneo Highland again, go to the hotspring annah rais, Kura-kura homestay, and kayak semedang. You can enjoy nature, you can enjoy the river water and meet people of Bidayuh (second largest tribe after Iban).
sounds great! We’ll start a roadtrip soon around Sarawak
I missed staying in the long house....👍👍🤗
I am glad discovering this channel im a new viewer from philippines
This is an entirely different level wow...im so going here!!!💯💯💯
Awesome video.!
This is all about ibans traditional life style and culture..come again to Sarawak..Oooohaaaa!!!!
thank sir to make video of sarawak borneo....i am from borneo sir...stil alive stil figh agi idup agi ngelaban.....
5:55 ivana, in iban language, chief = tuai rumah, which translate to ketua rumah (BM).
I did not expect this either. This is hilarious!
Very interesting video.
someone said in the chat :
iban name for steve : Sigat, for ivana : Bajik
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fyi, Sigat = handsome, Bajik = Pretty
@wee fang, those are generic names. 😅 Ibans use them to call someone whose names they don't know or use them as nicknames for their little ones.
@@cityliving-rainforestperson 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Terbaik👍👍👍
Iban here ,longhouse seduku lingga.yep really is friendly people and welcoming with the drink of tuak rice wine and end the joyous nite with likker moonshine called Langkau.whhoo hhaahh
I think the organizer should ask the longhouse tuai to at least clean all the plastic rubbish under the longhouse sometimes. At least before the tourist came.
The Sarawakian Hunter .👍💪😋🤩
Thanks for your videos. Still natural!
Thanks for watching :)
Nombor Satu 🥇🥇🥇
Mystery of the land : the natives of Borneo didn't know archery but blow pipes, yet nearby islands like Pabua new guinea natives are excellent archers . During colonization ,the Brits paid close attention to the weapons used by natives , but only one sighting of bow and arrow was recorded by an officer around Sungai Undup area , and was ' as a toy played by a native boy' .
. Another case was an British officer on a riverboat was attacked by arrows near Balikpapan on the other side of the island ,but it was not confirmed.
Archery as one of British important sport, was never encouraged in the school's in this colony , for the obvious reason.
i've subscribed because of this episode.
Well..enjoy yourself with Iban lifestyle & more entertaining than what you expected....WilleatChef from Borneo Convention Center Kuching....!!
i never been there, hopefully 1 day..
Awesome.. so much fun.. friendly people, party people.. enti aus?..
enti aus, ngirup!
Ooooooh HA!
This is special,even me didt yet reach this level :)nice sharing :)