@@GoWithDannyMoTQ .money is not everything..1.2 million tourists from china have no record leaving the country .we don't need people bribing for fake ic just because they have a lot of money
Welcome to Malaysia !🎉🎉🎉❤ It is Not true that most back packers are skipping Malaysia as we have 29million visitors in 2023. From Jan 2023 to Nov 2023 we have more tourist arrival than Thailand.😊
Thank you, I love Malaysia! Where are most of these tourists from because in my experience the majority of backpackers I've spoken to from Western countries usually skip Malaysia. I think they shouldn't because it's such a great place to visit
welcome! when in the city stop by Pavilion mall in the bukit bintang area and short walk away TRX mall with rooftop park … look for food courts at the malls!
The fastest way to explore KL is by using grab, don't take a taxi because it's quite expensive. Mrt is cheaper but the route is a bit confusing if you're not familiar
Its time to stop using the term underrated as kl was the 2nd most visited city in asean after bangkok..malaysia as a whole was d most visited country in asean 2023..it has always been in the top tourist destination in the WORLD
try visiting Melaka, and see the churches and templs there - like St Peter church (built 1710), St paul church, christ church, st francis church, Cheng Hoon Temple, the shrines along jonker and following streets, Kampung Kling mosque and the floating mosque.
Where did you find that statistic? For Western backpackers, in my experience I have found that not many people I have spoken to have visited. Are most of the tourists from Singapore, Indonesia and China? They're missing out though as it's a great country.
From your perspective maybe, but I haven't heard many good things about Kuala Lumpur in my own personal experience other than it's a city that you shouldn't spend much time in. From my perspective, I was surprised at how cool the city is which is why I've titled it as underrated
Lol. No they won't. Being openly gay is against the law (incidently these laws were written by the British and copied from the Indian Penal Code. Same laws in Singapore but they amended it to allow some things). As this is a MOSTLY religious country. ALL religions here, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism etc. all frown upon and do not allow same sex relationships. As a democratic nation, it is the will of 99.999% of the people. But there are those who prefer same gender relationships and so long as its behind closed doors, nobody cares.
As a Malaysian, I hope my country will stay underrated. Too many toourists not good for the environment.
But it's a very good flow of income to the locals and the country
@@farizaisgreat in that case I will pretend that Malaysia is bad and tell people not to visit 😂
@@GoWithDannyMoTQ .money is not everything..1.2 million tourists from china have no record leaving the country .we don't need people bribing for fake ic just because they have a lot of money
Welcome to Malaysia !🎉🎉🎉❤
It is Not true that most back packers are skipping Malaysia as we have 29million visitors in 2023.
From Jan 2023 to Nov 2023 we have more tourist arrival than Thailand.😊
The numbers cld be due to many Singaporeans crossing the causeway to buy groceries and but Ron95, Oops Ron 97
@@bakafrayaborja896 the same many Malaysia cross daily to Thailand for foods & shopping.
Thank you, I love Malaysia! Where are most of these tourists from because in my experience the majority of backpackers I've spoken to from Western countries usually skip Malaysia. I think they shouldn't because it's such a great place to visit
welcome! when in the city stop by Pavilion mall in the bukit bintang area and short walk away TRX mall with rooftop park … look for food courts at the malls!
The fastest way to explore KL is by using grab, don't take a taxi because it's quite expensive. Mrt is cheaper but the route is a bit confusing if you're not familiar
Grab is great in the city! We mostly walked though to save some money
Love that you explored Chinatown and the Kwai Chai Street Art Lane! Safe travels on your future adventures!
The Chinatown area was probably my favourite. The food is to die for
Its time to stop using the term underrated as kl was the 2nd most visited city in asean after bangkok..malaysia as a whole was d most visited country in asean 2023..it has always been in the top tourist destination in the WORLD
It is still underrated, but among westerner. Most of kl visitors are from asian country. So both of you are actually correct.
@@dariusz501 underrated compared to thailand or bali? Just comparing wt these 2 places and to say underrated is an UNDERstatement
try visiting Melaka, and see the churches and templs there - like St Peter church (built 1710), St paul church, christ church, st francis church, Cheng Hoon Temple, the shrines along jonker and following streets, Kampung Kling mosque and the floating mosque.
Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
Thank you my friend, Malaysia is one of my favourite countries
@@GoWithDannyMo Wonderful. 😀
Bro why do you say Malaysia is looked down upon?.. Malaysia is the country with the number 6 most tourists in the world
Where did you find that statistic? For Western backpackers, in my experience I have found that not many people I have spoken to have visited. Are most of the tourists from Singapore, Indonesia and China? They're missing out though as it's a great country.
Are you surprise to see KL for the first time....do you think KL is still underrated...
why do i keep seeing this BS title KL is under rate.. Jesus Christ dude.. its one of the world top ten destinations..
From your perspective maybe, but I haven't heard many good things about Kuala Lumpur in my own personal experience other than it's a city that you shouldn't spend much time in. From my perspective, I was surprised at how cool the city is which is why I've titled it as underrated
They have insane laws! I heard they jail you if u own a rainbow watch cause it means u support gay rights !
Lol. No they won't. Being openly gay is against the law (incidently these laws were written by the British and copied from the Indian Penal Code. Same laws in Singapore but they amended it to allow some things).
As this is a MOSTLY religious country. ALL religions here, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism etc. all frown upon and do not allow same sex relationships.
As a democratic nation, it is the will of 99.999% of the people. But there are those who prefer same gender relationships and so long as its behind closed doors, nobody cares.
You sure heard that? Check your fact, or check your ears... 😂😂😂