i also went to bukit bintang on the christmas night after coming from my Christmas outing in Putrajaya and the crowd was so insanely huge! luckily, I already saw pavilion's famous Christmas decorations earlier.
The crowd at Pavilion was already huge some 2 weeks before Christmas. So I can imagine how insanely huge it was on Christmas night. I am now eagerly awaiting MBS CNY light up event. However, there’s no indication on their website. Please let me know if you know. Thanks.
This place is very vibrant. The area is still busy at midnight. I was thinking... what's behind the busy main roads? So I explored in the daytime and recorded as I walked. Video will be uploaded much later as there's just too many events happening in Singapore now. This includes several non CNY events.
Your video says it all! The Bukit Bintang intersection, the main street in tropical countries, Malaysia, where temperatures are always over 30 degrees, is fully decorated and bustling for Christmas. The city is transformed into a performance venue, and the inside and outside of several malls are filled with various gorgeous Christmas decorations and lively people.🌟 "Falling Snow" is a popular attraction, and the cheers and joyful expressions of adults and children are captured on the video lens. Even though 70% of the country is Muslim, December 25th is a national holiday. The event brings the world together…. A Muslim friend said, "I recognize the difference in religions, but it's not a religious event, people enjoy it as a kind of festival every year." ✨ This video footage really realized that to us. Yosh and Iku
It is good that people of all races in Malaysia can celebrate festivals together. Your Muaslim friend said it well. By putting religion aside and celebrating the festivals, everyone will live in harmony. Bukit Bintang is really vibrant. The street is still crowded after-midnight. I wonder how the people get home.
I am packing my luggage and leaving for Malaysia in last week of January, can anyone confirm the situation of weather? N i am an artist! Would anyone like to see the paintings done by me? I,ll be in Buket Bintang in last week of January. Would love to see the art galleries in Malaysia! Can anyone help me
In Kuala Lumpur you can find a few art galleries: 1. National Art Gallery at Jalan Tun Razak mixed traditional and contemporary art collections 2. Islamic Arts Museum, at Perdana Botanical Gardens 3. Galeri Petronas at Suria KLCC 4. The Edge Galerie at Bukit Bintang 5. Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, sometimes have exhibition of local artists 6. Art4You Gallery at Jalan Kampung Pandan 7. Ilham aGallery at Ilham Tower, Jalan Binjai - the latest art gallery mostly contemporary arts 8. Galerie Gajah, Jalan Conlay 9. Sakai Gallery, Bangsar - contemporary arts of local Malaysian artists 10.Art House Gallery, Petaling Jaya and this year we'll have a new Art & Cultural Centre next to KLCC Tower which still under completion.
![[4K 60fps HDR] EVENING WALK @ Kuala Lumpur Shopping Mall - BUKIT BINTANG | CNY 2025 - 🇲🇾🚶🏻♂️Tour](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z5fuO2oY2BE/mqdefault.jpg)
i also went to bukit bintang on the christmas night after coming from my Christmas outing in Putrajaya and the crowd was so insanely huge! luckily, I already saw pavilion's famous Christmas decorations earlier.
The crowd at Pavilion was already huge some 2 weeks before Christmas. So I can imagine how insanely huge it was on Christmas night.
I am now eagerly awaiting MBS CNY light up event. However, there’s no indication on their website. Please let me know if you know. Thanks.
An amazingly busy and interesting place, with everyone having a good time and looking happy. Wonderful!
This place is very vibrant. The area is still busy at midnight. I was thinking... what's behind the busy main roads? So I explored in the daytime and recorded as I walked. Video will be uploaded much later as there's just too many events happening in Singapore now. This includes several non CNY events.
@@SingaporeCityWalks You are a very busy man!
KL looks amazing. A fascinating city to explore, and a great ambience during the holidays. Thanks for taking us there, enjoyed the tour! 😍👍
Thank you for dropping by and leaving this nice message 😀
Your video says it all!
The Bukit Bintang intersection, the main street in tropical countries, Malaysia, where temperatures are always over 30 degrees, is fully decorated and bustling for Christmas. The city is transformed into a performance venue, and the inside and outside of several malls are filled with various gorgeous Christmas decorations and lively people.🌟
"Falling Snow" is a popular attraction, and the cheers and joyful expressions of adults and children are captured on the video lens.
Even though 70% of the country is Muslim, December 25th is a national holiday. The event brings the world together….
A Muslim friend said, "I recognize the difference in religions, but it's not a religious event, people enjoy it as a kind of festival every year." ✨
This video footage really realized that to us.
Yosh and Iku
It is good that people of all races in Malaysia can celebrate festivals together. Your Muaslim friend said it well. By putting religion aside and celebrating the festivals, everyone will live in harmony.
Bukit Bintang is really vibrant. The street is still crowded after-midnight. I wonder how the people get home.
Awesome. Really beauitful! Thanks for sharing! ❣
It was an interesting trip. Thank you bro.
🎉🎉🎉🎉malaysia
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This video blew me away, incredible work! 😄❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😄
Wonderful 🎉🎉🎉 super 😊😊
Thank you for your nice comment 😊
I am packing my luggage and leaving for Malaysia in last week of January, can anyone confirm the situation of weather? N i am an artist! Would anyone like to see the paintings done by me?
I,ll be in Buket Bintang in last week of January. Would love to see the art galleries in Malaysia! Can anyone help me
In Kuala Lumpur you can find a few art galleries:
1. National Art Gallery at Jalan Tun Razak mixed traditional and contemporary art collections
2. Islamic Arts Museum, at Perdana Botanical Gardens
3. Galeri Petronas at Suria KLCC
4. The Edge Galerie at Bukit Bintang
5. Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, sometimes have exhibition of local artists
6. Art4You Gallery at Jalan Kampung Pandan
7. Ilham aGallery at Ilham Tower, Jalan Binjai - the latest art gallery mostly contemporary arts
8. Galerie Gajah, Jalan Conlay
9. Sakai Gallery, Bangsar - contemporary arts of local Malaysian artists
10.Art House Gallery, Petaling Jaya
and this year we'll have a new Art & Cultural Centre next to KLCC Tower which still under completion.
iQ kota manusia emang lain dgn IQ kota kendaraan dari hasil dan pengeluaran nya
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