The best near to nature, more importantly financial free.. I am from Sarawak, now i am goinh to build up a tiny house in a farm of my laws family, it's a a happiness.. No more burden from finance
I used to be a party boy in KL, now living serenely in a fishing village up north. No one cares about trends or techs. Even during lockdown nothing really changed and share market have no effect on the economy here.
Many of the comments tend to be negative.Either jealousy or they think all of people behave like them.The effects of social media when everyone be stereotype.This family make a choice,they venture for it & they enjoy it.Bless for them
Such a beautiful little house 🏠 in a wonderful location 😊. Thanks for sharing 👍 greetings from England 🏴 Simon and Beth sending you our support 🔔 ❤👋❤️
My husband and I are moving to Ulu Yam too. To a tiny house about 400sf atop a small hill in the middle of a small forest. From a 3000sf+ 2storey semi detached house in Subang Jaya. We are retired and suddenly that house seems redundant with all the unused spaces. We only ever use the bedroom and the kitchen. All the kids are grown and left the house. So it just us both in that massive house. And you start to realise, you dont need a lot of things really. The grave will be smaller. So its natural to just start getting used to smaller spaces.
Youuuu myyyy dearrr fellow PEACE-inspired person - you are LIVING some of our DREAM.... hats off to you - your vid is really inspiring - helped remind me of my journey in life - THANK YOU! God Bless you and your family!
This man realy ensembled my mind. I had 200sqm house. Too big just for my little family. Its filled mostly with things i dont need. And here i am, seeing a family of 5 having a tiny home that is suffice their needs not their want. Beautiful. Thank you for the coverage CNA.
Apparently they are those who leave negative comments even from such calm video like these. Guess Allan Casal tried to escape from these rats in the big city..
Am moving from KL to a smaller home in a small town too. Not having a job anymore, it makes no sense to stay in that overcrowded concrete jungle poisoned by consumerism and pollution.
From covid19 we should learn our lesson . I learned one thing that changed my life , as we are human we are made as survivor and not born in city so all our sense made for that , for example i always think businesses is hard and risky , after covid19 i have no job so i have to survive now im making twice the money and less hours from business im doing online as programmer. I think we human we have hidden feature we don’t know about cause our life style
@@fathillahhasan3956 I hope there's plan for deurbanisation and provide more opportunities outside of the cities. The cities are increasingly overpopulated over the years
PEMAKLUMAN SERIUS : It wasn't the size that matters it was more on how you manage the best illustration of humble n kind mindfull. In such instead of keeping everything organized rock on at all tasks with iman n taqwa ultimately " you rock ", Alhamdulillah, ameen. Loves fm an ant in woods, Ghombau.MALAYSIA.
They love the countryside...👍👍👍so they are happy with the new design & home environment...many of us wish to have such loveable place...so fortunate to have great refreshing environment...🥰🥰🥰
Good thinking. Small & cozy, beautiful home. Members living in tight surroundings keep each other warm & giving all the time. I too have a small home. Lowcost maintenance & no disturbance from heavy traffic & toxic fumes. Good thinking. Enjoy your humble homage.
Beautiful tiny house.. It gives you peace and tranquility, rural areas tend to be quieter and less stressful than urban environments.The slower pace of life can help reduce anxiety, improve mental health, and provide a peaceful place to unwind.Lower cost of living, healthier lifestyle, rural areas often encourage eating locally grown, fresh food, less traffic and crowds and fostering a deeper connection to the environment 🕊
This is really something to look up to….we are hoping to have a home like this soon ; living sided by nature and our furbabies free from negativity and be a part of environmental sustainability ❤❤❤
Love your outlook...was born in mys, lived all over the world, but always felt tiny / simple life is the best 🙏🙏🙏 thanks so much for sharing 🌹 terima kasih 🧚🏽♂️
Beautiful view, but let's face the fact that most people can't afford this tiny home nor the relocation. They've been to other countries, and have appliances most other houses don't have. And it took her father to gave her some land for it to be their location. I love the idea though.
@@AnneLaniaz That's not the living standards in their country. They're very well-off where they are, especially considering how young they are, yet they've travelled and afford a home looking like the houses shown on foreign tv channels. Most people don't get to dream about anything close to this unfortunately. Hopefully, the coming years will bring prosperity to the country. But with people like them moving to the rural areas, it's obvious how bad it currently is.
@@samelis6546 I don't know where you are from but I am from the same country as them & what they have are basics, only the necessities as they intended.
Living a simple life, surrounded by nature and plenty of fresh air, is everyone's dream. The family is so blessed to attain this lifestyle that gives them immense pleasure and contentment. Their kitties are also happy too, as they get to explore the ample spaces. For now, daydreaming is the only thing we could afford, but who knows what tomorrow may bring?
Kudos to the grandparents (for land) and parents (for vision ans the will) to be able to make this happen. Taking an unconventional path to be able to save more for theirs and their children's future is fantastic.
@@nazrimansor1112 immigration control is an issue. If Singapore was still in Malaysia then they'd get this luxury easily. But becasue they're their own country, the average joe can't do this without so many bearecratic issues
What a wonderful minimalist lifestyle in natural settings that only lends itself to being/feeling more grounded, which enhances meaningful family connection as well as quality of life without the need for tech/modern-day distractions. How lovely for them...✨
In my case I can't cause KL is my kampung and I am literally from the city center. Born, bred, grew up and run my business here. I'm a true blue city boy but it is so refreshing to see from different POV.
it's truly what we make of it. living small in KL is possible too, but indeed there are a lot of temptations. public transport for example is only RM50 a month, and that alone can save a person Rm1k a month in car expenses.
This is very inspiring to me. I feel like escaping into this kind of living environment, too. But my greatest fear is mosquitoes. Surprisingly, I don't see your family having any problem sitting outside in the night having dinner. Tbh, do you have problems with mosquitoes or night insects?
Congrats Allan, I love the idea and would like to do the same. I wonder how you deal with mosquitoes when dinning outside surrounded by forest… hope you or anyone have the similar experience could share some tips, terima kasih …
Just few questions, how do you keep the mosquito away? not to mention wild animals and theft or intruder from stealing your equipment....how do you protect your sofa from rain especially in raining season..
just like many other gen x, y & z who prefer to move out from northern and eastern part of malaysia, eventually settled down within lembah klang territory.
Very good idea! Just wonder that how do they control the mosquitoes and flies which affect them in view of their house are in the middle of the jungle?
Alhamdulillah's - Wishing you & your lovely family many good tidings !! - This is a good piece for all of us to (re)evaluate the rat-race-credit based Lifestyle.
I've been looking for a great piece of "affordable" land like that outside Kuala Lumpur, but most are Malay-entitled. Those available to the Chinese and other ethnicities are exceedingly pricey, well, more "valuable" too... 😶😶
Not necessarily true... Small towns like Kuala Selangor, Sekinchan, Sekinchan, places in Perak like Sungkai, Tanjung Mali, etc are very affordable still. Land is plenty there too.
Bila orang duduk kampung di panggil mentality kampung. Sekarang dah terbalik cuba bawa mentality good living bandar dan duduk di kampung. Thinking about its life styles living is not cheap. To get serene and loneliness can be very expensive.
This will minimise intrusions by your in laws. 😂 Jokes aside, this is truly inspiring. I love the green surroundings too. Very zen indeed. Best wishes.
It’s cool to see the architecture of the house especially the loft but let’s be honest, it must be quite hot to stay in the loft at daytime in our climate, even it’s surrounded by trees. That’s why they have air-conditioning all over the place.
I love the idea of this for me and my partner. But as others have said it is very selfish to impose this on your children, isolating them from their friends. Also they need privacy when they become teens
We're not isolated at all. Its understandable that it may seem as if its a bit too confined, but as someone who is living there, we're still able to go to school and make friends. Furthermore, I have the whole forest to myself. Compared to being in KL, living here is much better.
many dont know but we have a lot of youth and children community classes around the country, even some family who chose to go rural and opt for homeschooling- they have a pretty pact schedule 😂 even more curriculum than school and meeting more circle of people from all walk of life. i can attest these kids sees the world as an oyster of knowledge ❤❤❤ dont yuck our yum, we enjoy this life regardless
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This is really inspiring. Many people are happy to follow the crowd but it takes guts and vision to do something different.
He is pro to repel mosquito & insect
Me too, they inspired me to plan to make one in future
Love ur words 👍🏼
imagine laying down on bed at night and it raining. the sound of nature, the cold breeze. priceless.
The house is small but there is plenty of room outdoors. Kudos!
The best near to nature, more importantly financial free.. I am from Sarawak, now i am goinh to build up a tiny house in a farm of my laws family, it's a a happiness.. No more burden from finance
Yes, now many city people are building Kpg houses in Swk. City house price is crazy, not many willing to hutang ikat 30 tahun.
@gilapunyaorang yes.. The most expensive property in Malaysia is at my place Bintulu sarawak..
Negeri Sembilan is still near to Kuala Lumpur. It's great.
Even the tone of his voice is calming
I used to be a party boy in KL, now living serenely in a fishing village up north. No one cares about trends or techs. Even during lockdown nothing really changed and share market have no effect on the economy here.
Good. At least you are not a gay boy or kunyit
Best decision you have made..
May Allah bless you Allan's family..
Many of the comments tend to be negative.Either jealousy or they think all of people behave like them.The effects of social media when everyone be stereotype.This family make a choice,they venture for it & they enjoy it.Bless for them
read about 20 plus comments from the top but can't find any negative one yet
@@kstang61 right, that's the irony 😂
People are entitled to their opinions regardless of what they are.
Live in coutryside is very calming. Fresh air, less stress etc
Such a beautiful little house 🏠 in a wonderful location 😊.
Thanks for sharing 👍 greetings from England 🏴 Simon and Beth sending you our support 🔔 ❤👋❤️
My husband and I are moving to Ulu Yam too. To a tiny house about 400sf atop a small hill in the middle of a small forest. From a 3000sf+ 2storey semi detached house in Subang Jaya. We are retired and suddenly that house seems redundant with all the unused spaces. We only ever use the bedroom and the kitchen. All the kids are grown and left the house. So it just us both in that massive house. And you start to realise, you dont need a lot of things really. The grave will be smaller. So its natural to just start getting used to smaller spaces.
Youuuu myyyy dearrr fellow PEACE-inspired person - you are LIVING some of our DREAM.... hats off to you - your vid is really inspiring - helped remind me of my journey in life - THANK YOU! God Bless you and your family!
This man realy ensembled my mind.
I had 200sqm house. Too big just for my little family.
Its filled mostly with things i dont need.
And here i am, seeing a family of 5 having a tiny home that is suffice their needs not their want.
Beautiful.
Thank you for the coverage CNA.
Same. My dream is to move from crowded place to a very calm n peace environment like this.
Me too,hope we got it there..
Singapore where? Pulau Ubin?
The air is colder, cleaner than the city.
Apparently they are those who leave negative comments even from such calm video like these. Guess Allan Casal tried to escape from these rats in the big city..
Really love this tiny house & the landscape… 🏡💕🌷
Am moving from KL to a smaller home in a small town too. Not having a job anymore, it makes no sense to stay in that overcrowded concrete jungle poisoned by consumerism and pollution.
yup, the never ending rat race
True. Just buy what you need. If you want to be more better, practice healthy lifestyle.
Nice to hear that. Perhaps you could start something small biz that who knows eventually become bigger? All the best to u
From covid19 we should learn our lesson .
I learned one thing that changed my life , as we are human we are made as survivor and not born in city so all our sense made for that , for example i always think businesses is hard and risky , after covid19 i have no job so i have to survive now im making twice the money and less hours from business im doing online as programmer. I think we human we have hidden feature we don’t know about cause our life style
I will do this one day after finding a sustainable way to earn my own living. Tired of the traffic jam, excess materialism and hollow life in the city
InshaAllah
Yes staying away from City to village is great.
I moved from shah alam to a village in Perak.
@@fathillahhasan3956 I hope there's plan for deurbanisation and provide more opportunities outside of the cities. The cities are increasingly overpopulated over the years
@@fathillahhasan3956 ironically enough shah alam was mostly a village back then prior to selangor moving its capital from KL to Shah Alam
PEMAKLUMAN SERIUS : It wasn't the size that matters it was more on how you manage the best illustration of humble n kind mindfull. In such instead of keeping everything organized rock on at all tasks with iman n taqwa ultimately " you rock ", Alhamdulillah, ameen. Loves fm an ant in woods, Ghombau.MALAYSIA.
Less cleaning up,less items,less money and less stress
They love the countryside...👍👍👍so they are happy with the new design & home environment...many of us wish to have such loveable place...so fortunate to have great refreshing environment...🥰🥰🥰
Good thinking. Small & cozy, beautiful home. Members living in tight surroundings keep each other warm & giving all the time. I too have a small home. Lowcost maintenance & no disturbance from heavy traffic & toxic fumes. Good thinking. Enjoy your humble homage.
Beautiful tiny house.. It gives you peace and tranquility, rural areas tend to be quieter and less stressful than urban environments.The slower pace of life can help reduce anxiety, improve mental health, and provide a peaceful place to unwind.Lower cost of living, healthier lifestyle, rural areas often encourage eating locally grown, fresh food, less traffic and crowds and fostering a deeper connection to the environment 🕊
This is living proof of what we all need 😊
This is really something to look up to….we are hoping to have a home like this soon ; living sided by nature and our furbabies free from negativity and be a part of environmental sustainability ❤❤❤
Nice..far better than living in HDB apartment
Negeri Sembilan ❤ This is life Alhamdulillah. A Negeri girl here :)
Love your outlook...was born in mys, lived all over the world, but always felt tiny / simple life is the best 🙏🙏🙏 thanks so much for sharing 🌹 terima kasih 🧚🏽♂️
Wow! I love it!!! Im watching from Singapore… and im so envious of this!
Oh yeah! It's Kuala Pilah, my late dad's hometown!
Nice feature film indeed. Great little house design and a nice idea to run a glamping business while living their dream.
The early morning sound in that area calms me.
Me too. 'this is my dream house too.. Just a tiny one enough
Lovely family. Wish them joy in their new space ❤
Beautiful view, but let's face the fact that most people can't afford this tiny home nor the relocation. They've been to other countries, and have appliances most other houses don't have. And it took her father to gave her some land for it to be their location. I love the idea though.
I think they have basic appliances, what they really need, nothing luxurious.
Does it mean it's an inherited land?
Nowadays the problem is the land price. Even in kampung area, land price is not cheap, sadly..
@@second_second_ yes. She inherited it from her father.
@@AnneLaniaz That's not the living standards in their country. They're very well-off where they are, especially considering how young they are, yet they've travelled and afford a home looking like the houses shown on foreign tv channels. Most people don't get to dream about anything close to this unfortunately. Hopefully, the coming years will bring prosperity to the country. But with people like them moving to the rural areas, it's obvious how bad it currently is.
@@samelis6546 I don't know where you are from but I am from the same country as them & what they have are basics, only the necessities as they intended.
Paradise living!
Living a simple life, surrounded by nature and plenty of fresh air, is everyone's dream. The family is so blessed to attain this lifestyle that gives them immense pleasure and contentment. Their kitties are also happy too, as they get to explore the ample spaces. For now, daydreaming is the only thing we could afford, but who knows what tomorrow may bring?
My home is 550 square feet at Shah Alam, expensive for me because it is a service apartment unit. Very inspiring, embracing the nature, i love nature.
Kudos to the grandparents (for land) and parents (for vision ans the will) to be able to make this happen.
Taking an unconventional path
to be able to save more for theirs and their children's future is fantastic.
Singapore can only dream about having a countryside with that small packed island
The world is a global village now. Can always migrate and live where u like now.
@@nazrimansor1112 unfortunately it ain't that simple
@@rollinghippo2940 that is why u will never attain it.
@@nazrimansor1112 immigration control is an issue. If Singapore was still in Malaysia then they'd get this luxury easily. But becasue they're their own country, the average joe can't do this without so many bearecratic issues
What a wonderful minimalist lifestyle in natural settings that only lends itself to being/feeling more grounded, which enhances meaningful family connection as well as quality of life without the need for tech/modern-day distractions. How lovely for them...✨
I ve always wanted to stay in the countryside when I retire, for now I can only dream about it.😢
Many wooden houses in Perak are being abandoned. Either they migrated to the city or clashes between siblings
Which area? I guess the land price is still expensive though.. (at least for me)
A very wise family... ❤ their adventure.
In my case I can't cause KL is my kampung and I am literally from the city center. Born, bred, grew up and run my business here. I'm a true blue city boy but it is so refreshing to see from different POV.
it's truly what we make of it. living small in KL is possible too, but indeed there are a lot of temptations. public transport for example is only RM50 a month, and that alone can save a person Rm1k a month in car expenses.
Tiny house come with big outdoor garden.
Home wouldn't seem so far from here.what an amazing house there.well done!
They live in a tiny house, but on a huge piece of land.
klau ada internet mcm ni pon dh ok tenang buat design sambil gaming
Beautiful tiny house ♥ in very calming area.
Suggest you do an offgrid solar system meant just for the ACs. Solar components are cheap now.
it's so beautiful wth, I'm jealous. Let me have such sanctuary as well one day, amin manifesting fr
A small dream house is the best for me, it's easier to manage and less stressful.
This is very inspiring to me. I feel like escaping into this kind of living environment, too. But my greatest fear is mosquitoes. Surprisingly, I don't see your family having any problem sitting outside in the night having dinner. Tbh, do you have problems with mosquitoes or night insects?
Congrats Allan, I love the idea and would like to do the same. I wonder how you deal with mosquitoes when dinning outside surrounded by forest… hope you or anyone have the similar experience could share some tips, terima kasih …
Yes I was thinking of the mosquitoes too
Beautiful view
Inspirational ❤
Just few questions, how do you keep the mosquito away? not to mention wild animals and theft or intruder from stealing your equipment....how do you protect your sofa from rain especially in raining season..
really like the outdoor space! nicely done :)
Wise move. Just like the traditional kampung home. My old kampung home was small, tiny but it was sufficient cause it was surrounded by trees.
He is an artist .. they want to be different .. them kids will live in kuala lumpur for a good future
just like many other gen x, y & z who prefer to move out from northern and eastern part of malaysia, eventually settled down within lembah klang territory.
Large space = Creativity, free your mind.
Small space = Stress, can't think properly.
Nature = Calms you down, freedom.
they kinda have the whole jungle as a home - not exactly tiny. but this is indeed an amazing positive transition from city life.
bro and sis living the dream
Very good idea! Just wonder that how do they control the mosquitoes and flies which affect them in view of their house are in the middle of the jungle?
Plant lemongrass around the house. Use a mosquito net when sleeping.
@amirsalleh2533 thank you for knowledge sharing.
I asked this of an architect who was explaining the Malay house...he said get used to it.
Nice place .
Alhamdulillah's - Wishing you & your lovely family many good tidings !! - This is a good piece for all of us to (re)evaluate the rat-race-credit based Lifestyle.
Wow the glamping site looks really nice 🙂
FYI, you can also have a frugal lifestyle in the big city. It's all mental
Agreed, but actually it's more to own's perspective.
Ones can emulate Mr Ingrid kamprad of Ikea
yes but its harder when things are right in front of your face
Like this of tiny house but not are tiny cost.
What a nice place to raise a family and for retirement as well. Back to nature that's where we belong. Do you mind to have a neighbour?
I've been looking for a great piece of "affordable" land like that outside Kuala Lumpur, but most are Malay-entitled. Those available to the Chinese and other ethnicities are exceedingly pricey, well, more "valuable" too... 😶😶
Not necessarily true... Small towns like Kuala Selangor, Sekinchan, Sekinchan, places in Perak like Sungkai, Tanjung Mali, etc are very affordable still. Land is plenty there too.
Bila orang duduk kampung di panggil mentality kampung. Sekarang dah terbalik cuba bawa mentality good living bandar dan duduk di kampung.
Thinking about its life styles living is not cheap. To get serene and loneliness can be very expensive.
wah... got Space X star link...
CANTIK NYAAAAA…
This will minimise intrusions by your in laws. 😂 Jokes aside, this is truly inspiring. I love the green surroundings too. Very zen indeed. Best wishes.
There are alot od people camping in Malaysia now....i do from time to time and absoutely relaxibg
CNA (and Singapore) just looovve every subtle way to say KL is not great to be at. From sinkhole story to people leaving KL. I see what you did there.
Very good choice..smart family
This home is like a Japanese concept
Hi Alan, what about travelling to work and school? Isn't that far for you and the kids.
In N9, in kampung, a piece of land can be up to RM450k per acre..
Natural give ur mind Peace
I am so exhausted of city living. Time to consider some peace out of hustle & bustle.
so inspiring!
epic house and a beautiful story.
It’s cool to see the architecture of the house especially the loft but let’s be honest, it must be quite hot to stay in the loft at daytime in our climate, even it’s surrounded by trees. That’s why they have air-conditioning all over the place.
❤❤I think this house much bigger than mine, love the surrounding nature ..
What is the booking glamping website if any?
I love the idea of this for me and my partner. But as others have said it is very selfish to impose this on your children, isolating them from their friends. Also they need privacy when they become teens
We're not isolated at all. Its understandable that it may seem as if its a bit too confined, but as someone who is living there, we're still able to go to school and make friends. Furthermore, I have the whole forest to myself. Compared to being in KL, living here is much better.
They can just build separate cabin next door for the children, later
Wow you're basically saying they're selfish AND stupid. All from a very short, sneak look of their whole life.
many dont know but we have a lot of youth and children community classes around the country, even some family who chose to go rural and opt for homeschooling- they have a pretty pact schedule 😂 even more curriculum than school and meeting more circle of people from all walk of life. i can attest these kids sees the world as an oyster of knowledge ❤❤❤ dont yuck our yum, we enjoy this life regardless
I would love to do this !! ❤❤
I would do the same because I have 3 acres of land in Hulu Langat.
This is even bigger than HDB flats. 😂😂😂
You can practically live outdoors in Malaysia.
remembering me to the Zajirogh tiny house.
I need this
Fresh beutiful tiny home and Whers all the mosquito in n.sembilan jungle go?🙂
That's great❤