The thing that I love most about all your videos is that each and every one of them is different and unique .. the story line is sempoi (malay jargon for simple) and yet they are interesting and stimulating one's mind to explore our own countryside the way that you do .. thank you for making us realised the gems hidden within our own birthplace .. I now agree with the many comments that both of you should be appointed as the ambassadors promoting malaysia to the world .. stay safe always .. love you guyss ❤
Wow we are overwhelmed with such kind words 😃 Thank you so so much for showing your appreciation towards our videos and us, it really means a lot having comments like yours on our videos. Once again Terima Kasih (you left us speechless 😃) Lots of love 💕 and stay safe
Honestly, Kelantan State Gov has to buckle up their tourism promotion. Gua Musang has many awesome natural place to visit..for example Blue Valley and Lojing, Northern entrance of Taman Negara, Jelawang Jungle, Yong Belar Mountains, Nenggiri River white water,ethnobotany park the natural caves system and the limestone hills .
@mybraintalks we have to agree with you, we feel that Kelantan is not known at all but there’s a lot of “hidden” gems and most importantly it has potential to become a touristy must spot
Very good of u to take the path less travelled and not often taken by usual tourists. Well done on the positive sense of adventure... Have fun throughout your stay in Malaysia, our beautiful country.
@@Travelgramers most local peoples really depends the train very well. Especially to go school.. But now since there is good road and everyone got their own vehicles, not many use local train..😊😊
First time I went to Lipis I was surprised why so many Mat Salleh, Then I reliased that Lipis is the entry point to Gunung Tahan National Park, nice town
Very isolated back then.......its true!!! I was from one of the village along that railway track....Merapoh. I'm sure your train will definitely passing thru that village. 62 years ago life had been so tough and difficult. The only way to commute to the nearest town is by train.....😂😂😂
Of course we heard of Merapoh the capital cave of Malaysia as someone mentioned before 😄 We can only imagine how life was before with only the train being the only way to commute
i'm fallin in love wth your channel after wthcing your content about Kuala Lipis..love u guyss..😘😘😘its really bring back my memories to my lovely village Kuala Lipis
We are living in a globalised world folks. While watching you both eating my much missed home country curry chicken noodles....and here I am in my adopted western country eating whole grain toast with spicy Hungarian hot salami with a slice of cheese, mayo and lettuce hahaha...
As a Malaysian, I like this video. Visiting some of this small and secluded village place is so meaningful. There is so much peace in these villages, and it's always neglected by Malaysian how beautiful our country are.
From what i heard, this type of coaches and train (diesel engines) will be out of service soon. Most probably by mid of 2021 .the current track now will be replaced by ETS, Electric Train Service from KL Sentral to Tumpat Station(just like KL-Butterworth service). But we need to preserved this train so we can have the options of ETS and also conventional diesel train for Jungle Train. The locals wont really appreciate the jungle train but i can see the tourist like it.
Ohhhh no please it would be a shame to loose such a beautiful and unique experience like this, hopefully they will realise the potential that this trip might have for tourists (locals and internationals) and will keep the trains and train tracks 🤞🤞🤞🤞
mybraintalks Yup, I agree with preserved this type of train. My idea is when the ETS line open they should keep this train for village people move between village and towns. If they shut down this operation, we can't even enjoy the old trains like always, open the door while the train moving and enjoying the fresh jungle air. Really hope they still operate this kind of train even the ETS start to operate.
I live in Gua Musang. So many interesting place in Gua Musang that you can explore. Especially you're really in nature & culture. 1. Gua Musang itself. 2. Aborigine village (Pos Gob or Kampung Redip) 3. Tokong Mek 4. Rafflesia in Lojing Highland 5. Taman Rekreasi Kesedar Perdana (recreational area with limestone cave background) 6. Rockclimbing in Etnobotani Recreational Park 7. Enjoy village lifestyle in Kg Bertam. 8. Razaleigh Mosque (beautiful mosque) 9. Bamboo Mosque (Mosque fully built using bamboo) Hope you enjoy travel in Gua Musang.
Saya pernah duk kuarters polis lama G.Musang 12 thn dan tak pernah tau pun tempat² ni kecuali gua tu tp terus terang kerajaan kelantan kena promote ... Byk tmpat menarik tp kerajaan kelantan tak ada usaha nk promote .
Fantastic.. if you have heard of "Siti Nurhaliza", she's from Kuala Lipis.. and my late grandfather was from there too. Cool trip guys. Somehow it reminds me of the Pocahontas' song "Color of the wind". If you walk the footsteps of a stranger You'll learn things you never knew you never knew
Didn't know they have that kind of hiking package. Can't wait to watch that episode. You guys opened the eyes of at least a local like me to appreciate what we already have. Thank you so much!
My first train travel was in 1976 from Kuala Krai to Kuala Lumpur. Can't quite remember the kind of locomotive used then. The journey was almost 24 hours
Gua Mustang was known as a Cowboy town. At one time Gua Musang was a place of exile for banishing criminals. Now, with the road connection from Cameron Highlands it has made the journey shorter for those living in Perak. Gua Musang has seen much development ever since. I had a hike around the hill opposite the railway station during one of my trips there. There is a Hindu temple nearby. When I went on the hike a temple festival was going on there followed with a chariot procession in town later in the evening. The limestone hills around Gua Musang are a natural wonder that decorates the rugged landscape. Nice video capture of your train travel. BTW public travel, be it train, bus or flight has been greatly reduced due to the Covid19 Pandemic scare. People are not taking the risks of travel with Covid-19 still around. It will take some time for travel to return to pre-pandemic times.
Malaysia is not just the west coast. Thank you for showing the jungle train. It couldn't have been done any better than you just did.I look forward to your videos of this amazing country and its friendly people and delicious food. Malaysia is the best bang for the buck in SE asia for any budget.
your vlog getting better and better. you opening my eyes as malaysian to a new spectrum of travel i never think of, before this Malaysian prefer to travel using plane or bus for long distance. I would probably consider this option to travel to east coast in the future. Albet taking more time but i think its the safest and more effective compared to bus if in peak seasons.
Oh my... Chegar Perah brings back so many memories. Once upon a time me and a group of friends took the train from KL, stop at Chegar Perah, made our own bamboo raft and rafted to Kuala Lipis. Crazy adventure days.
Damn, the whole trip looks awesome, so laidback and relaxed, I need to get out of the city more often U guys make it look so enjoyable, have a great time at Gua Musang
Keep up the good work! interesting content and you've got a new subscriber here. liked how you looked at the dinner chit 'it's nothing' support the local business!
Great, you guys got to see the fantastic view. By the way, if you catch a train again, try and catch a view of the locomotive (the train spotters love it). Looking forward to the next installment.
Wow! This video really brought me back to those days when I was a kid , we use to travel by train all the way from Ipoh to Singapore.My family lived in Ipoh while most of our relatives were in Johor and Singapore...
nice one. Hope you can also visit or you have already visited KL. Do visit Kajang as well for nice delicious "sate" and also Nilai, which is quite near to the airport.
Gua Musang is a must pit stop for us that travel from KL to Kelantan. My home is another 2-3 hours from Gua Musang. I only sleep there once because too tired from all the driving and just randomly pick a hotel... its cheap and clean and the food is good
I really missed this experience using trains, once me & friend headed to penang and we ride using this type transportation, the best 8 hours of my life!
Watching this from Melbourne, Australia. It's 1 am, can't sleep. I enjoyed yr vids. You ppl makes me miss my birth country, Malaysia. Just spoked to my missus of bringing her to Gua Musang when this Covid is over. Will continue with the rest of yr journey tomorrow. Stay safe guys.
Aww thanks so much for watching. We are glad the video made you want to go to there it, it’s a really nice place and tourism is just starting so it’s the perfect time to visit after this whole thing is over 🙂 Let us know how you find the rest of the train journey 😉😉😁
We passed by a part of Gua Musang on our way to Penang just recently. But we were driving, and we try to take the old, back roads vs. the highway because there’s less traffic. But for me, I like it better because you see a lot of kampungs along the way. I love all the kampung houses and the very laidback atmosphere in these small towns. My husband refuses to stop because he’s a point A to B kind of guy. I’ve only taken trains to Ipoh and Butterworth before and it’s such a great experience. Hopefully more Malaysian train travels for us!
Great vlogs.once East Coast Railway Line(ECRL) finished,all the train set & rail line & experience will be 100% different.anyway,have fun in the East Coast😆
Joints between coaches is very dangerous, especially for kids...things never change🤦🏻♂️. Been commute with this kind of train those days. Next stop.. Air terjun jelawang (waterfall). You can camping up on the mountain...sunrise is very beautiful.
When school holidays during my childhood in early 70th, I am frequently travel from Kota Bahru to Bahau, Negeri Sembilan return using train. From Bahau around 10PM and will arrive Kota Bahru at 4PM next day. That's what they called Local Train. The train will stop at every stations. The train locomotive still using coals and I will get the black soot in my noose when I looking outside the window. When the train stop at every stations, the women sellers will come and walk at outside train windows with their dulang/tray on their head together with bakul/basket in their hand. They sell kuih muih, nasi lemak, mee goreng, mihun goreng....:) Ohh..... I really miss that scenic journey... I really miss those Local Train adventures in early 70th....
Very good videos and both of you speak very good English !!!. When I visited Portugal 5 years back, I did not come across Portuguese speak good English like you !!??
Thank you 😃😃 Wow you visited Portugal? Hope you had enjoyed 😄 In Portugal only a few younger people speak english and because we don’t practice english there after school it becomes difficult to speak it in the future
Maybe 10 years ago, exactly before ETS, its just same for others route.. so i did enjoy the same for KL Ipoh. Its really good moments to enjoy the old train. Its because east coast train also will change soon..👍😊
That's a pretty cool train ride and what a view arriving at Gua Musang, WOW...I can't wait for the next video...Btw, I love that Hoi An shirt...Stay healthy guys!
Ahahah thanks so much Sophie, arriving there was like arriving at a movie set it was so picture perfect that it didn’t seemed real 😆 The shirt was a gift from a couple that was in Vietnam at the same time as us but we ended up meeting in Malaysia right after leaving Vietnam 😆 Hope you are well and stay safe 😉
Even local like me never take a train ride, mostly by road or air to Kota Bahru maybe this time I' ll try really looks interesting , thanks to you guys for sharing your vlog,have fun and stay safe
First time I was on that train was in 1989 on the way to Taman Rimba Kenong 7 steps waterfall. The train was not as modern as it is now. No air-conditioning back then
next week I'm going back to Kelantan after a year... miss so much kelantan and rail...I'm working with railway contractor for rehabilitation railway track gua musang-tumpat few year ago
I remember travelling from kelantan on this type of train when i was a kid. The seat was pretty hard on my arse. I didn’t know they still exist today. I thought they were all have been replaced by newer electric train. Thank god the train smells good i thought its gonna smell like old carpet.
The old version from where you were a kid is no longer available and this one will be replaced by the electric one soon, many people are commenting on this video saying that
U should go to MERAPOH too. Located near to GUA MUSANG. Just beside the GUA MUSANG. Actually by the train that u ride, it stops at MERAPOH too. MERAPOH is between KUALA LIPIS and GUA MUSANG. Tourists go there to visit TAMAN NEGARA and hiking.
Yeah we stopped there or the train stopped there 😂 we didn’t and still don’t have proper equipment (shoes, clothes...) to visit taman negara so we decided no to go 🙃🙃🙃
@@Travelgramers Oh i see..so u already know about it. U are very knwoledgeable. U must have done some research before came to Malaysia. My parents in law told me they once had foreign tourist (totally strangers, european or american i'm not so sure) stayed at their house for a week or two, i don't exactly remember their stories. But, from what i heard, they coincidently met when they let the girl get into their car and helped her around.
I still remember my journey from kuala lumpur to tanah merah riding does train, i often open the door and watch the scenery along the journey but sadly does train was discontinued due to flash floods in 2014
wow, as a Sarawakian, I never actually ride a train, most I did is the MRT and LRT in KL . Maybe when I am able to go back West Malaysia,I might actually go on the trains.
My village between Kuala Lipis to gua musang..it's call Merapoh, there the Sungai Relau national park at and lot limestone cave nearby..just a small village but beautiful view..you can climb the highest mountain in purnisula Malaysia call "gunung tahan" or play with wild fish at there..good place to visit..you can go with the car,bus or by train..
We are looking into different options now, things to do, things to see and Merapoh has been suggested a lot here on this video, the idea is very appealing so we’ll see what we decide 😉😉 Thanks for recommending it 😁 Stay safe
Yeah the very old train would’ve been the best, but it wouldn’t be very comfortable for people who really need to use the train on a regular basis specially for long distance, maybe if it becomes famous the government can have one old train running like once a week just for tourism purposes 😃😃🙃🙃
its Good u can feel the ride now.. because this train will stop running in 2-3 years.. they built the new one known as ECRL which will use electric same as the northern part.. and no more locomotive train in malaysia after this
what a great video guys, keep it up n please enjoy your journey in Gua Musang.. However, u can take a train to Tumpat also, Tumpat was the last station in east Malaysia😊
You guys really bring back my teenage memories, when I drove around. As an advice, please don't say the food is cheap as it can be an expensive meal for locals. Please enjoy.
Those are the standard prices for everywhere in Malaysia except Kuala Lumpur, with 4 or 5 RM you can have a meal and I guess most people agree that it is cheap, the video document our experiences and opinions if we stop saying what we think and what we want because other people will disagree we might as well stop making videos. I understand not everyone can afford certain things but still our videos are about our experiences 😉😉
You really enjoy the village atmosphere in Malaysia, understand the culture of Malaysians, they are more friendly, and can give an accurate picture of Malaysia....mlysia is actually truly asia....☺️☺️
I enjoyed yr video so much that i didn’t notice it had come to the end... make me want to go to Gua Musang which we usually bypass ...but then my my hubby said “ nothing there...full stop...”..me: 😢
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The thing that I love most about all your videos is that each and every one of them is different and unique .. the story line is sempoi (malay jargon for simple) and yet they are interesting and stimulating one's mind to explore our own countryside the way that you do .. thank you for making us realised the gems hidden within our own birthplace .. I now agree with the many comments that both of you should be appointed as the ambassadors promoting malaysia to the world .. stay safe always .. love you guyss ❤
Wow we are overwhelmed with such kind words 😃
Thank you so so much for showing your appreciation towards our videos and us, it really means a lot having comments like yours on our videos. Once again Terima Kasih (you left us speechless 😃)
Lots of love 💕 and stay safe
Good kelantan bro enjoi
Now that's the difference between tourist and traveller...u guys nailed it
Thank you 🙏
Only Travelgramers go to the underrated place in Malaysia.
Ohhhhh yeah 😎
Honestly, Kelantan State Gov has to buckle up their tourism promotion. Gua Musang has many awesome natural place to visit..for example Blue Valley and Lojing, Northern entrance of Taman Negara, Jelawang Jungle, Yong Belar Mountains, Nenggiri River white water,ethnobotany park the natural caves system and the limestone hills .
@mybraintalks we have to agree with you, we feel that Kelantan is not known at all but there’s a lot of “hidden” gems and most importantly it has potential to become a touristy must spot
Hahaha i bet that u bought your banana shirt at tasik perdana's souvenir shop.. Coz i bought too for my son
The banana shirt was a gift from a couple we met in KL back in January they bought it in Vietnam 🙃🙃
Very good of u to take the path less travelled and not often taken by usual tourists. Well done on the positive sense of adventure... Have fun throughout your stay in Malaysia, our beautiful country.
Terima Kasih 😀😀
It's so nice to read comments like yours 😁😁
Stay safe
Wow... Even we Malaysian did not go to Gua Musang for travel.... Both of you really explore Malaysia
Now something new to learn, spread the word. Let Malaysian need to know this chance for KTM spurring again like the old times.
Yeah spread the word, this train really deserves to one of the highlights of Malaysia 😁😁
@@Travelgramers I did
@Rosli Y thanks much, hopefully more people will visit underrated this part of Malaysia 😁😁
@@Travelgramers most local peoples really depends the train very well. Especially to go school..
But now since there is good road and everyone got their own vehicles, not many use local train..😊😊
ooohhhh this is an old school train. Used to ride one when I was a kid. This brings back memories. :)
upgraded though..
Welcome to Kelantan, the land where I was born 45 years ago. The land of delicious food..😋
Terima Kasih, we’ve been trying loads of different things and can definitely tell that the flavours are very distinct from the rest of Malaysia 🙃🙃
First time I went to Lipis I was surprised why so many Mat Salleh, Then I reliased that Lipis is the entry point to Gunung Tahan National Park, nice town
The train is way cleaner and well maintained than the France uber-proud TGV.
Very isolated back then.......its true!!! I was from one of the village along that railway track....Merapoh. I'm sure your train will definitely passing thru that village. 62 years ago life had been so tough and difficult. The only way to commute to the nearest town is by train.....😂😂😂
Of course we heard of Merapoh the capital cave of Malaysia as someone mentioned before 😄
We can only imagine how life was before with only the train being the only way to commute
i'm fallin in love wth your channel after wthcing your content about Kuala Lipis..love u guyss..😘😘😘its really bring back my memories to my lovely village Kuala Lipis
Awww 🥰 terima kasih 😊😊😊
@@Travelgramers sama2 kasih..😁😘😘
We are living in a globalised world folks. While watching you both eating my much missed home country curry chicken noodles....and here I am in my adopted western country eating whole grain toast with spicy Hungarian hot salami with a slice of cheese, mayo and lettuce hahaha...
Ahahah sure you miss your country’s food 🙃🙃🙃
beware of tigers at gua musang. its an exotic place and pristine. enjoy!
As a Malaysian, I like this video. Visiting some of this small and secluded village place is so meaningful. There is so much peace in these villages, and it's always neglected by Malaysian how beautiful our country are.
Couldn’t agree more 😁
the beauty of malaysia😊👍
From what i heard, this type of coaches and train (diesel engines) will be out of service soon. Most probably by mid of 2021 .the current track now will be replaced by ETS, Electric Train Service from KL Sentral to Tumpat Station(just like KL-Butterworth service). But we need to preserved this train so we can have the options of ETS and also conventional diesel train for Jungle Train. The locals wont really appreciate the jungle train but i can see the tourist like it.
Ohhhh no please it would be a shame to loose such a beautiful and unique experience like this, hopefully they will realise the potential that this trip might have for tourists (locals and internationals) and will keep the trains and train tracks 🤞🤞🤞🤞
mybraintalks Yup, I agree with preserved this type of train. My idea is when the ETS line open they should keep this train for village people move between village and towns. If they shut down this operation, we can't even enjoy the old trains like always, open the door while the train moving and enjoying the fresh jungle air.
Really hope they still operate this kind of train even the ETS start to operate.
Let’s hope this train stays so other people can still enjoy it 🤞🤞🤞
Its not ets dear..its dmu train..diesel multiple unit..not the ets..hope u no confuse our tourist
@@mr0056 I meant the other one, the train that pass through Terengganu.
I live in Gua Musang. So many interesting place in Gua Musang that you can explore. Especially you're really in nature & culture.
1. Gua Musang itself.
2. Aborigine village (Pos Gob or Kampung Redip)
3. Tokong Mek
4. Rafflesia in Lojing Highland
5. Taman Rekreasi Kesedar Perdana (recreational area with limestone cave background)
6. Rockclimbing in Etnobotani Recreational Park
7. Enjoy village lifestyle in Kg Bertam.
8. Razaleigh Mosque (beautiful mosque)
9. Bamboo Mosque (Mosque fully built using bamboo)
Hope you enjoy travel in Gua Musang.
Wow we didn’t know half of what you mentioned, now we want to go back 🙃🙃🙃😅
Saya pernah duk kuarters polis lama G.Musang 12 thn dan tak pernah tau pun tempat² ni kecuali gua tu tp terus terang kerajaan kelantan kena promote ... Byk tmpat menarik tp kerajaan kelantan tak ada usaha nk promote .
Fantastic.. if you have heard of "Siti Nurhaliza", she's from Kuala Lipis.. and my late grandfather was from there too. Cool trip guys. Somehow it reminds me of the Pocahontas' song "Color of the wind". If you walk the footsteps of a stranger
You'll learn things you never knew you never knew
We’ve heard of Siti Nurhaliza the singer 🙃🙃
Kuala Lipis is a very quirky town, we loved it there. 😄😄
Didn't know they have that kind of hiking package. Can't wait to watch that episode.
You guys opened the eyes of at least a local like me to appreciate what we already have.
Thank you so much!
Truly beautiful and unique place.
There’s quite a few places to explore there and we only scratched the surface of Gua Musang 😉😉🙃
My first train travel was in 1976 from Kuala Krai to Kuala Lumpur. Can't quite remember the kind of locomotive used then. The journey was almost 24 hours
Was a quite a journey then ahaha 😀
Gua Mustang was known as a Cowboy town. At one time Gua Musang was a place of exile for banishing criminals. Now, with the road connection from Cameron Highlands it has made the journey shorter for those living in Perak. Gua Musang has seen much development ever since.
I had a hike around the hill opposite the railway station during one of my trips there. There is a Hindu temple nearby. When I went on the hike a temple festival was going on there followed with a chariot procession in town later in the evening. The limestone hills around Gua Musang are a natural wonder that decorates the rugged landscape.
Nice video capture of your train travel.
BTW public travel, be it train, bus or flight has been greatly reduced due to the Covid19 Pandemic scare. People are not taking the risks of travel with Covid-19 still around. It will take some time for travel to return to pre-pandemic times.
Malaysia is not just the west coast. Thank you for showing the jungle train. It couldn't have been done any better than you just did.I look forward to your videos of this amazing country and its friendly people and delicious food. Malaysia is the best bang for the buck in SE asia for any budget.
your vlog getting better and better. you opening my eyes as malaysian to a new spectrum of travel i never think of, before this Malaysian prefer to travel using plane or bus for long distance. I would probably consider this option to travel to east coast in the future. Albet taking more time but i think its the safest and more effective compared to bus if in peak seasons.
Thanks so much 😀😀
There's also an express train that doesn't stop in every station and it's faster 😉😉
Mas que viagem mais fantástica !
Continuam-me a espantar as lugares onde vão e os vídeo incríveis que fazem
Bjocas
Oh my... Chegar Perah brings back so many memories. Once upon a time me and a group of friends took the train from KL, stop at Chegar Perah, made our own bamboo raft and rafted to Kuala Lipis. Crazy adventure days.
Wow that sounds so cool 😎
Damn, the whole trip looks awesome, so laidback and relaxed, I need to get out of the city more often
U guys make it look so enjoyable, have a great time at Gua Musang
The trip is awesome we highly recommend you doing it 😊😊😉
you can meet steve & ivana (jetlagworrior) + ken abroad at Kota Bharu...
I am local, but i never been here. Damn. I would like to take this trip.
You really should, it's beautiful 😁😁
Keep up the good work! interesting content and you've got a new subscriber here. liked how you looked at the dinner chit 'it's nothing' support the local business!
Thank you 😉🙃
Thanks a lot for a nice train n funnies trip video.
And enjoy your holiday in Msia
Thank you ☺️
cant wait to join u on your hiking adventure....im glued to my laptop today watching u guys and ivana/stevie vlog
Ahaha 😂 we were also watching their vlog today 😁😁😁
you can visit the new mosque in The town. Its one of the beautifull mosque in Malaysia. You will regret it if you miss it
We have been to the mosque and made a video about it, will be part IIII of this series 😁😁😉
@@Travelgramers
o my goodness, thank you for the effort. i really like to watch that, TBH i have never been to mosque yet
Gua in English means Cave
Musang in English means Fox.
Fox's Cave. :D
Nizam means wet panties.
@Brian Bailey there was a few variations of the story but essentially there was civets inside the cave 😄
Almost all of your popular uploads were from underrated/non-touristic places like this. Keep it guys! 💪❤💪
And congrats on the 20k subs! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 🙏
@@Travelgramers
Ya congratulation to both of you. Are you planing to do Q&A and Giveaway as well. LOL just kidding
Great, you guys got to see the fantastic view. By the way, if you catch a train again, try and catch a view of the locomotive (the train spotters love it). Looking forward to the next installment.
Thank you, if we do another train trip we will try that 😁😁
So amazing...best journey
Wow! This video really brought me back to those days when I was a kid , we use to travel by train all the way from Ipoh to Singapore.My family lived in Ipoh while most of our relatives were in Johor and Singapore...
😉😉😁 travelgramers bringing back old memories to Malaysians 😀😀😀😁
Gua Musang has 7 caves where trains go through all the caves. to Wakaf Bharu Kelantan.
The last caves is the longest to Wakaf Bharu.
Yeah we can confirm it 😁😁😁😊👌
nice one. Hope you can also visit or you have already visited KL. Do visit Kajang as well for nice delicious "sate" and also Nilai, which is quite near to the airport.
Gua Musang is a must pit stop for us that travel from KL to Kelantan. My home is another 2-3 hours from Gua Musang. I only sleep there once because too tired from all the driving and just randomly pick a hotel... its cheap and clean and the food is good
Next time you can stay for 1 day and do some of the activities there 😁😁
I really missed this experience using trains, once me & friend headed to penang and we ride using this type transportation, the best 8 hours of my life!
love your video..wht an amazing journey....keep on going doing a great video...cheers
Thank you
Stay safe
@@Travelgramers stay safe bro...when u came back to malaysia love to meet up...
Welcome to Gua Musang. Thanks for come visiting here and promote it. Enjoy you trip and stay safe 😁
Terima Kasih
Watching this from Melbourne, Australia. It's 1 am, can't sleep. I enjoyed yr vids. You ppl makes me miss my birth country, Malaysia. Just spoked to my missus of bringing her to Gua Musang when this Covid is over. Will continue with the rest of yr journey tomorrow. Stay safe guys.
Aww thanks so much for watching. We are glad the video made you want to go to there it, it’s a really nice place and tourism is just starting so it’s the perfect time to visit after this whole thing is over 🙂
Let us know how you find the rest of the train journey 😉😉😁
Go to jerteh terengganu have jungle waterfall and then go to besut take boat to perhentian island 😁.
We passed by a part of Gua Musang on our way to Penang just recently. But we were driving, and we try to take the old, back roads vs. the highway because there’s less traffic. But for me, I like it better because you see a lot of kampungs along the way. I love all the kampung houses and the very laidback atmosphere in these small towns. My husband refuses to stop because he’s a point A to B kind of guy. I’ve only taken trains to Ipoh and Butterworth before and it’s such a great experience. Hopefully more Malaysian train travels for us!
Great vlogs.once East Coast Railway Line(ECRL) finished,all the train set & rail line & experience will be 100% different.anyway,have fun in the East Coast😆
Really enjoyed your video, have fun and stay safe, looking forward to the video
Thank you 🙏
Aaaahh...to be young and adventurous again....Ive always found gua musang surreal. Stay safe and happy adventures guys.
Thank you 😊
6:07 I think that the man said Padang Tengku,Pahang. A place name in Kuala lipis
Nasi lemak tea Tarik👍👍👍
Adventure, Unique and Creative.....Perfect Couple enjoyed every part of Malaysia. Love your travel journey especially in Langkawi.
Thanks so much 😉😉😁
Joints between coaches is very dangerous, especially for kids...things never change🤦🏻♂️. Been commute with this kind of train those days.
Next stop.. Air terjun jelawang (waterfall). You can camping up on the mountain...sunrise is very beautiful.
When school holidays during my childhood in early 70th, I am frequently travel from Kota Bahru to Bahau, Negeri Sembilan return using train. From Bahau around 10PM and will arrive Kota Bahru at 4PM next day. That's what they called Local Train. The train will stop at every stations. The train locomotive still using coals and I will get the black soot in my noose when I looking outside the window. When the train stop at every stations, the women sellers will come and walk at outside train windows with their dulang/tray on their head together with bakul/basket in their hand. They sell kuih muih, nasi lemak, mee goreng, mihun goreng....:)
Ohh..... I really miss that scenic journey... I really miss those Local Train adventures in early 70th....
Wow, how we wished we could experience it the same way you did it sounds amazing 😃😃
What an interesting train ride. I hope to try it one day. Nice looking food too! I enjoy your travel video, not following the regular route.
Thanks so much 😁😁
my lovely hometown gua musang..😍
Wow wow 😁😁
Wow old style train ride, i luv it
Very good videos and both of you speak very good English !!!. When I visited Portugal 5 years back, I did not come across Portuguese speak good English like you !!??
Thank you 😃😃
Wow you visited Portugal? Hope you had enjoyed 😄
In Portugal only a few younger people speak english and because we don’t practice english there after school it becomes difficult to speak it in the future
You should go to gunung stong the tallest waterfall in South East Asia...
We wanted to but to get there we needed to have our own transportation or do a tour 😬 and none of them options seemed attractive to us
Nasi ayam kukus (steam). The rice is being steamed instead of boiled.
Thats fun
Maybe 10 years ago, exactly before ETS, its just same for others route.. so i did enjoy the same for KL Ipoh.
Its really good moments to enjoy the old train. Its because east coast train also will change soon..👍😊
Hopefully it won’t change much, the way it is now is just perfect 👌
Oo loves this travel on train. Nice
You should proceed to Kuala Krai to see more magical green forests. You will go through 7 tunnels.
12:15 that "we got two..." is english with kelantan accent. Soo cuteee 😂❤
That's a pretty cool train ride and what a view arriving at Gua Musang, WOW...I can't wait for the next video...Btw, I love that Hoi An shirt...Stay healthy guys!
Ahahah thanks so much Sophie, arriving there was like arriving at a movie set it was so picture perfect that it didn’t seemed real 😆
The shirt was a gift from a couple that was in Vietnam at the same time as us but we ended up meeting in Malaysia right after leaving Vietnam 😆
Hope you are well and stay safe 😉
Even local like me never take a train ride, mostly by road or air to Kota Bahru maybe this time I' ll try really looks interesting , thanks to you guys for sharing your vlog,have fun and stay safe
You should really try it, there's an express train that doesn't take as long as the ones we took and you can still enjoy the views 😁😁
Amazing guys!!! 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 😁
First time I was on that train was in 1989 on the way to Taman Rimba Kenong 7 steps waterfall. The train was not as modern as it is now. No air-conditioning back then
next week I'm going back to Kelantan after a year... miss so much kelantan and rail...I'm working with railway contractor for rehabilitation railway track gua musang-tumpat few year ago
Hope you have a great time in Kelantan 😉😉😉
You are my kind of tourists.
Thank you
I remember travelling from kelantan on this type of train when i was a kid. The seat was pretty hard on my arse. I didn’t know they still exist today. I thought they were all have been replaced by newer electric train. Thank god the train smells good i thought its gonna smell like old carpet.
The old version from where you were a kid is no longer available and this one will be replaced by the electric one soon, many people are commenting on this video saying that
U should go to MERAPOH too. Located near to GUA MUSANG. Just beside the GUA MUSANG. Actually by the train that u ride, it stops at MERAPOH too. MERAPOH is between KUALA LIPIS and GUA MUSANG. Tourists go there to visit TAMAN NEGARA and hiking.
Yeah we stopped there or the train stopped there 😂 we didn’t and still don’t have proper equipment (shoes, clothes...) to visit taman negara so we decided no to go 🙃🙃🙃
@@Travelgramers Oh i see..so u already know about it. U are very knwoledgeable. U must have done some research before came to Malaysia. My parents in law told me they once had foreign tourist (totally strangers, european or american i'm not so sure) stayed at their house for a week or two, i don't exactly remember their stories. But, from what i heard, they coincidently met when they let the girl get into their car and helped her around.
I still remember my journey from kuala lumpur to tanah merah riding does train, i often open the door and watch the scenery along the journey but sadly does train was discontinued due to flash floods in 2014
Hope you enjoyed the durian, on train try nasi bunkus.
Hati hati banyak musang disana
U should take a ride onboard ETS train, it's intercity electric train that actually replace the one you took in stages
wow, as a Sarawakian, I never actually ride a train, most I did is the MRT and LRT in KL . Maybe when I am able to go back West Malaysia,I might actually go on the trains.
It’s 100% worth the ride, we loved it 😁😁
My village between Kuala Lipis to gua musang..it's call Merapoh, there the Sungai Relau national park at and lot limestone cave nearby..just a small village but beautiful view..you can climb the highest mountain in purnisula Malaysia call "gunung tahan" or play with wild fish at there..good place to visit..you can go with the car,bus or by train..
We are looking into different options now, things to do, things to see and Merapoh has been suggested a lot here on this video, the idea is very appealing so we’ll see what we decide 😉😉
Thanks for recommending it 😁
Stay safe
Cool, i wish they keep run the old train, gua musang still got so much green
Yeah the very old train would’ve been the best, but it wouldn’t be very comfortable for people who really need to use the train on a regular basis specially for long distance, maybe if it becomes famous the government can have one old train running like once a week just for tourism purposes 😃😃🙃🙃
@@Travelgramers
i think you are right.i would like to forward your message to the Ministry of Tourism.
Nice trip
Woowww I'm impressed...Welcome to Kelantan guys.
Thanks 😊
Wow, it's so adventures to pass through the kampung & jungle all the way! Fancy yet looks scary 😬 I should try it!
Man,standing at the door..that's dangerous action actually..hahahaa
Wow Gua musang ..sy org pasir Mas 😁😆🤣
That train journey is so epic! I must try it too 😊
You have to, it’s very nice 😁😁
ManTuL!!! Terbaiklah...
Tq for sharing your journey. It's out of this world
Indeed 😁😁
worth to watch.
Glad you think that 😊😊😁
Love this train journey !!!
Thank you 🙏
i never ride a train.thank you for this beautiful video,cant wait to ride it one day❤️
its Good u can feel the ride now.. because this train will stop running in 2-3 years.. they built the new one known as ECRL which will use electric same as the northern part.. and no more locomotive train in malaysia after this
Gua musang is a best to travel
what a great video guys, keep it up n please enjoy your journey in Gua Musang.. However, u can take a train to Tumpat also, Tumpat was the last station in east Malaysia😊
We stop at Wakaf Bharu just 1 stop before the end 🙃
I believe most of us Malaysian never tried this awesome train ride before
Well it’s time to do it before they replace it with an electric one
You guys really bring back my teenage memories, when I drove around. As an advice, please don't say the food is cheap as it can be an expensive meal for locals. Please enjoy.
Those are the standard prices for everywhere in Malaysia except Kuala Lumpur, with 4 or 5 RM you can have a meal and I guess most people agree that it is cheap, the video document our experiences and opinions if we stop saying what we think and what we want because other people will disagree we might as well stop making videos. I understand not everyone can afford certain things but still our videos are about our experiences 😉😉
Kelantan has the best food yumm
You really enjoy the village atmosphere in Malaysia, understand the culture of Malaysians, they are more friendly, and can give an accurate picture of Malaysia....mlysia is actually truly asia....☺️☺️
That’s what we really enjoy on our travels, understand the culture and be part of it 😁😁😁
Thank you very much for sharing Malaysia with me and the rest of the world. Well done, keep it up 👍👍👍 and hope you enjoy yourself here.
Thank you 😊 😉😉
@@Travelgramers U are welcome 😊. Actually, I'm riding to Gua Musang next month with some friends since the borders are still closed.
Hope you have an amazing time there with your friends 😁😁
Thank you 🙏
I enjoyed yr video so much that i didn’t notice it had come to the end...
make me want to go to Gua Musang which we usually bypass ...but then my my hubby said “ nothing there...full stop...”..me: 😢
You should show part III and part IIII (coming soon) of this series to your husband, he might change his mind 🙃🙃😁
Hi...20 years i stay in gua musang...from kuala lumpur 1997, until 2019 (gua musang)
Its been 20 years I live in Gua Musang*