I traveled to most of europe, couple of north african countries, whole southeast asia , the us, costa rica, south africa, namibia, tansania, turkey and what not... BUT KL is the best city i have ever been to. Fell in love on first sight and have been there a couple of times since then.
I was there in July last year , spend almost 2 months , have a blast , I will be heading back in August 20 again , this time will spend at least 10 months , will be heading to lots different places beside kL
Kuala Lumpur is the MOST Underrated City in the WORLD ----> lets just keep it as it is. I am Malaysian, and I guest most of Malaysian prefer to be reserved about what Malaysia is all about. Anyway, we welcome everyone to our country with open heart. Have a pleasant stay and WELCOME BACK 😊😊
That's not good economically because tourism makes up around 14% of the GDP. There's definitely more potential for tourism to grow in Malaysia in order to become a high income country.
@@adamrsamian3964 That's due to government incompetence. Without tourists, the tourism industry would collapse, leading to widespread economic hardship in many regions. Businesses that rely on tourism, such as hotels, restaurants, and tour operators, taxi drivers and even doctors and nurses (medical tourism) would suffer, leading to job losses and financial instability. This is why during the pandemic, many Malaysians withdraw from KSWP because there's little income.
I lived in KL for four years starting 2002 to 2006. Had a blast. Oh yes son you must eat whenever you feel hungry. There aren't any restrictions. KL is a diverse city and the food is great especially Malay food.
I lived 4 years in Kuala Lumpur as a student. Kuala Lumpur is right up there with first-world countries in terms of infrastructure, whether it's housing, buildings, malls, or transportation. It is an unbelievable city.
Nice to see you are back in KL. I usually stay at the Robertson so I'm very familiar with the complex and the neighborhood. I'm sure you've discovered by now that behind that locked door off the kitchen is likely a washing machine. I've stayed in several apartments in the Robertson and most have a washing machine. The last one I stayed in even had a dryer...very unusual to see that. Just Fruits is a great place to buy most groceries. There are some restaurants, cafes and even a craft beer place located in a secluded small neighborhood directly behind the Robertson. You can access it by going to the first floor, walking through the parking garage, and walking out the back entrance. The "Sky Needle" is KL Tower. They do a light show on the tower in the evenings. That's a Catholic church across the street. You'll hear the bells at 6 am and 6 pm every day. The 15 minute walk to Pavilion Mall and the other cool places around there (like Damascus) is reasonable. From that outdoor section in Pavilion you can walk to Suria KLCC using a covered and somewhat airconditioned elevated walkway. The area with all the bars is Changkat. You're right about KL being a place no one talks about in the US. No one seems to know anything about it. Not sure why it's that way but it is definitely undiscovered for most Americans. For me, it's one of my favorite cities in the world. Enjoy!!
while living in Vietnam i would go to Kuala Lumpur if i was missing America. Very modern yet inexpensive. If you love shopping, Kuala Lumpur is a must visit destination.
Same, I'm just doing my visa run from Vietnam to KL again this month. But I find the city terribly boring with nothing to do apart from going to the mall and eating the very tasty but calorific Middle Eastern./ Indian / Malay fusion food. Penang and Bangkok have a lot more to offer. I'll give the city this second chance now, if it doesn't captivate me any more than last time, I'll go to other cities instead.
@@marsfuture if you wanna play tourist kl isn’t the place. Penang, ipoh, langkawi, cameron/genting highland are much muchh better place to go. East malaysia also provide great islands.
@@WalCircle What East Malaysian island can you recommend? Would be interested to know! Haven't heard so many great things about Borneo, apparently expensive and not as beautiful as people imagine at first.
KL good city, I love atmosphere and many times visit Malaysia. Also upload few videos from my trip. City is clean and many good places to eat, drink and great park for running
Wow! Thru your eyes I am able to discover the tremendous beauty of Kuala Lumpur. I am too busy making a living and miss to discover this city surroundings. Tq so much. I am a Malaysian.
Yes very true, Malaysia & KL is very liveable : reasonable rent, friendly locals, English Speaking population, Truly diverse Asia foods, Cleaner Air, Low noise pollution, many parks & trees in the city and many more !😊
I’m headed there in 2 days. And staying in the same building as you, another AIrBnb, and just happened across your channel. You’ve got me excited. Thanks.
I lived in Philly for a while. I've got what you're saying. Geno's/Pat's. My mom lives in Parkside, I lived there and the Northeast. I would love to visit Kuala Lumpur. It looks awesome! Thanks for the vid.!!
I legit shared the excitement you had for the Damascus Shawarma. Hands down the best in KL, if not the world! Their generous helping of garlic sauce (the white sauce) takes the shawarma to another level. We live about 20 mins away from Bukit Bintang (without the jam) and we'll have it delivered via Grab Food, beats waiting in line for an hour 😅
It is underrated among tourists but it is not for large companies especially those from US to invest such as Apple, Tesla, Intel, Microsoft and so much more whose choosing Malaysia as their hub in Asia....
I like how chill is Zane, planning to go to Malaysia in November and I love those videos, help me to get ready for my trip :) thanks for the efforts you put on your videos Zane!
Cool accommodation. Nice restaurant to eat shawarma. I missed to walk in Bukit Bintang, KL again. Please visit Sarawak, Sabah and other states of Malaysia next time.
Singapore is not underrated. But Malaysia and Brunei yes. We still want development and wanted to be develop nation but we dont want overrated. We love underrated, keep it that way is best for us.. Anyway, my thought above might not be for everybody as Malaysian
Welcome back. You need to visit the new trx mall with 1st apple store in Malaysia, shake shack, lots of restaurants and amazing view of the exchange 106 tower and rooftop park and gardens
heii zane welccome to malaysiaa where you from ,malaysia is the best place for visit we have cheap and expensive things and so rich about culture multi culture i can say many foreigner stay in kl and its kind of support our economy yaa its good things
Welcome back! Unlike its neighbouring countries, Kuala Lumpur is a more friendly and family-oriented city. Thailand, Bali, and Singapore are renowned for their beaches and vibrant nightlife. Malaysia is known for its diverse cultures and cuisines, especially in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. East Malaysia, particularly Sarawak and Sabah, is famous for its stunning natural landscapes and unique cultural heritage. For your next trip, you should try Nasi Lemak Burung Hantu in Hartamas. Thank you for promoting my city and my country.
Yo I was literally in Malaysia 2 days ago I was there for a week it was really fun there I would actually live there rather than America I stayed at the Flora Hotel and met some family that came from Burma
Hi Zane, there is a lot of AI software out there that can split your audio in different segments. Maybe it could help you recording where copyright music. And this was a great video with (what it looks like) improved editing skills. Thnx!
We need to stay under rated so that prices don’t increase for accommodation and food. We always will welcome visitors here but please avoid the word “cheap” as some owners of these establishments will take the opportunity to increase prices.
21:00 KL is the hub of world's best low cost airline - AirAsia. Basically you can jump onto one of the flights to anywhere around South East Asia and further - at an affordable fare. You can make KL as your base and venture into new destinations for few days, such as Phu Quoc, Siem Reap, Chiang Mai, Cebu, Lombok and many more.
i remembered your videos a few years ago and it hit more than 200k views if i not mistaken, this year you must visit our new TRX building that more tall than KLCC, and next year is Merdeka 118 the second tallest building on earth hihi
It seemed like Malaysia has whole world food so everybody feel like home here... unless the exotic ones somehow prohibited or certain allowable ones would be sold at unfamiliar area for selected foodie only.. Here the food should be sold with clean condition and the Halal ones would get sold more if it is delicious & affordable..
I want someone to look at me like he was looking at that shawarma 🤣🤣🤤 I went to Malaysia in January 2024 (my 2nd trip), there is just something about KL's vibe...awesome
As an indonesian living in Jakarta my whole life (20+ years in PIK 1 area), Kuala Lumpur is definitely on my top 3 favorite place to visit! Its definitely live-able, vibrant, clean & the most important is ORGANIZED! Very contrast from Jakarta 😂 a lot of indos (especially Jakartans) will come for me for this comment but idc, bcs the reality is Jakarta is a MESS. Indos will always argue that jakarta is fancy, filled with modern buildings and walkable (well true, but they only mentioned scbd area and sometimes PIK, as it's starting to gain more attention due to rapid development), but the 90% / the rest of Jakarta don't even have functional sidewalk 😂 i'm not saying KL is 100% walkable, i found some parts where the sidewalk don't even exist, but compared to jakarta, its WAYYYY live-able. At least KL is not filled with beggars, illegal street food vendors, pickpocket, and low-iq racist religion fanatic 😂 where as Jakarta is a whole circus y'all. When i stated this type of comments, indos get mad instead of admitting the foul of Jakarta 😂 and asked me to move out to KL. Trust me, i could, right now, move to to KL/SG happily. But y'all indos know damn well why i or any other "rich" / middle-upper class indos chose to stay in indo, despite all the mess .. y'all didn't have to play dumb, bcs money rule everything here in indo .. from cheap labour, easy access to build and run a company & you can buy a way out of ANY problems due to corrupted systems 😂 jakarta / indo is a HEAVEN for middle/upper class, and i'll lose all those privilege if i move to other country so ... in a way thats the "positive" of living here 🤪🥹
If you have time, try to go to Sekinchan. There are lots of activities there. Like ..go boating to see fireflies at night, blue tears and all. Try to seach dor Sekinchan. You'll be amazedm
25:40 Oppo is a Chinese company, a brand of BBK Electronics that own Vivo and OnePlus as well. Mostly phone makers but Oppo is also well known for their high-end audio/video stuff such as headphones, blu-ray players etc.
Welcome back! U can go back to Alor Street & walk to the end of the street, on your left, u shud try the chicken wings from Wong Ah Wah ^^ Enjoy ur stay!!!
I was literally walking on those specific streets you walked on like 4 months ago lol especially that back road lol heading to Bukit Bintang. Just watching this feels very nostalgic to me now. Love it Zane
Have you been to Kuala Lumpur Bird Park?. It contains a variety of unique and rare birds. But if you want a traditional village atmosphere or life in the forest, you can go to a tourist location in the state of Selangor. For information : • Kuala Lumpur used to be under the administration of the state of Selangor before the state government handed it over to the Federal Government to be made a Federal Territory.
We are happy to be underrated and humble. It is best city to live, but not best city to vacation, best good vacation spot are easily travel too in 2-4h of flights
For those traveling to KL for the first time, do not accept rides from those touts. They overcharge. Also they are dodgy operators. There are plenty of transportation operators at the airport including Grab (our version of Lyft or Uber) offering legitimate rides at reasonable prices.
U can visit southern part of India it is with heritage, culture, traditions, amazing food,well developed cities, infrastructure, different spices, architecture, ayurvedic treatment, ayurvedic medicine,many arts, cultures,dances, festivals,customs for every 300 kms u will experience a different way in Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, tamilnadu,kerala.
Ye sir, we prefer our country to be called underrated although we welcome everyone visiting our beautiful country. So much to explore, sunny always, with rains all around the year (unpredictable), it's mesmerising islands and beaches, you need cool breeze places (CH, GH, BT, FH, Kinabalu), historic cities, modern cities, village feel, great highways, good infrastructures and connections, central flight hub to other countries around, olders rainforest, wildlifes, mesmerizing sea creatures, foods around the world (malay continents, thailand (we also called it siam), chinese and indians varieties, arabian, westerns, europeans, japaneses and korean cuisines and etc), beautiful parks, shopping paradise, multicultural, more to go..... Enjoy!!!! But please protect our culture and heritages. Underrated is good. 20:3920:4020:4120:42
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I traveled to most of europe, couple of north african countries, whole southeast asia , the us, costa rica, south africa, namibia, tansania, turkey and what not...
BUT KL is the best city i have ever been to. Fell in love on first sight and have been there a couple of times since then.
I am happy to hear that you fell in love with KL! 😁
I was there in July last year , spend almost 2 months , have a blast , I will be heading back in August 20 again , this time will spend at least 10 months , will be heading to lots different places beside kL
Including the east coast , sabah and Sarawak , Borneo as well 😄
U are welcome to my lovely country
U should spend 1 week for each state in MAS (minimum).
* MAS has 13 states & 1 Federal Territory consists of 3, KL, Putrajaya & Labuan.
Me too. I will be back in October in KL. My third time in Malaysia 🇵🇭❤️🇲🇾
@@marengprapu2090 I LOVE MALAYSIA SO MUCH. MALAYSIA IS MY SECOND HOME 🏠🇵🇭❤🇲🇾
Kuala Lumpur is the MOST Underrated City in the WORLD ----> lets just keep it as it is. I am Malaysian, and I guest most of Malaysian prefer to be reserved about what Malaysia is all about. Anyway, we welcome everyone to our country with open heart. Have a pleasant stay and WELCOME BACK 😊😊
As a Malaysian, I totally agree with u 💯
That's not good economically because tourism makes up around 14% of the GDP. There's definitely more potential for tourism to grow in Malaysia in order to become a high income country.
@@adamrsamian3964 Yes..me three..agree with u
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko that comes will foreigners who just vanish from the system....
@@adamrsamian3964 That's due to government incompetence. Without tourists, the tourism industry would collapse, leading to widespread economic hardship in many regions. Businesses that rely on tourism, such as hotels, restaurants, and tour operators, taxi drivers and even doctors and nurses (medical tourism) would suffer, leading to job losses and financial instability. This is why during the pandemic, many Malaysians withdraw from KSWP because there's little income.
I lived in KL for four years starting 2002 to 2006. Had a blast.
Oh yes son you must eat whenever you feel hungry. There aren't any restrictions.
KL is a diverse city and the food is great especially Malay food.
I lived 4 years in Kuala Lumpur as a student. Kuala Lumpur is right up there with first-world countries in terms of infrastructure, whether it's housing, buildings, malls, or transportation. It is an unbelievable city.
I have gone to Malaysia seven times, it's a very nice place with lots of friendly people.
Well said..tq✌️
Nice to see you are back in KL. I usually stay at the Robertson so I'm very familiar with the complex and the neighborhood. I'm sure you've discovered by now that behind that locked door off the kitchen is likely a washing machine. I've stayed in several apartments in the Robertson and most have a washing machine. The last one I stayed in even had a dryer...very unusual to see that. Just Fruits is a great place to buy most groceries. There are some restaurants, cafes and even a craft beer place located in a secluded small neighborhood directly behind the Robertson. You can access it by going to the first floor, walking through the parking garage, and walking out the back entrance. The "Sky Needle" is KL Tower. They do a light show on the tower in the evenings. That's a Catholic church across the street. You'll hear the bells at 6 am and 6 pm every day. The 15 minute walk to Pavilion Mall and the other cool places around there (like Damascus) is reasonable. From that outdoor section in Pavilion you can walk to Suria KLCC using a covered and somewhat airconditioned elevated walkway. The area with all the bars is Changkat.
You're right about KL being a place no one talks about in the US. No one seems to know anything about it. Not sure why it's that way but it is definitely undiscovered for most Americans. For me, it's one of my favorite cities in the world. Enjoy!!
So glad i found this comment. I'm going to KL in October and am also staying at the Robertson so your tips are so helpful! thanks!
@rachelgriffin5930 Glad to help! Enjoy your time in KL!
It's great to see you in kl ! Hope you enjoyed your trip, and I'm going back in Jan 2025. If you are still there, I bring you to the best nasi lemak!
while living in Vietnam i would go to Kuala Lumpur if i was missing America. Very modern yet inexpensive. If you love shopping, Kuala Lumpur is a must visit destination.
Same, I'm just doing my visa run from Vietnam to KL again this month. But I find the city terribly boring with nothing to do apart from going to the mall and eating the very tasty but calorific Middle Eastern./ Indian / Malay fusion food. Penang and Bangkok have a lot more to offer. I'll give the city this second chance now, if it doesn't captivate me any more than last time, I'll go to other cities instead.
@@marsfuture if you wanna play tourist kl isn’t the place. Penang, ipoh, langkawi, cameron/genting highland are much muchh better place to go. East malaysia also provide great islands.
@@WalCircle What East Malaysian island can you recommend? Would be interested to know! Haven't heard so many great things about Borneo, apparently expensive and not as beautiful as people imagine at first.
KL good city, I love atmosphere and many times visit Malaysia. Also upload few videos from my trip. City is clean and many good places to eat, drink and great park for running
The food scene there has me on the edge of my seat every video, so excited to finally make my own way out next year! Safe travels and tasty bites
Personally, i like your SEA series a lot better, good to see you back
KL is my favorite city in Asia. I have been to KL 11 times. Going back again next year.
Good to hear that!
Malaysia is incredible...here's another testimony to that fact. KL is hella underrated.
Tq bro......
Let it stay underrated, Malaysia is now under maintenance
Welcome back to Malaysia. Much prefer being underrated than overrated.
Wow! Thru your eyes I am able to discover the tremendous beauty of Kuala Lumpur. I am too busy making a living and miss to discover this city surroundings. Tq so much. I am a Malaysian.
KL is a super amazing city. It's a big transport hub for Australia. I love it there. Have an amazing time there 😊
Great to see you in KL! I grew up in Bucks County near Philly and now I'm based in KL making vlogs 🙂such a great city.
Hi Ben. 👋
As a born and bred KL-Lite. Let’s keep it underrated. Over tourism is a thing guys.
I concur
Send back the overcrowding immigrants
For real.
Welcome back and thank you for your kinds words 😊
Yes very true, Malaysia & KL is very liveable :
reasonable rent, friendly locals,
English Speaking population,
Truly diverse Asia foods,
Cleaner Air,
Low noise pollution, many parks & trees in the city and many more !😊
Welcome back to Malaysia 🇲🇾hope you enjoy your visit
Welcome home to you. Hope you visit to more places in Malaysia. Enjoy your stay. Greetings from Sarawak Borneo
I’m headed there in 2 days. And staying in the same building as you, another AIrBnb, and just happened across your channel. You’ve got me excited. Thanks.
Welcome back to KL. Good to see you again in Malaysia. Hope that you will have a good time and a pleasant stay.
I lived in Philly for a while. I've got what you're saying. Geno's/Pat's. My mom lives in Parkside, I lived there and the Northeast. I would love to visit Kuala Lumpur. It looks awesome! Thanks for the vid.!!
Welcome back to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
The most under-rated city in the world.. the city that never sleeps..!
Enjoy your stay here 👍🇲🇾
I legit shared the excitement you had for the Damascus Shawarma. Hands down the best in KL, if not the world! Their generous helping of garlic sauce (the white sauce) takes the shawarma to another level. We live about 20 mins away from Bukit Bintang (without the jam) and we'll have it delivered via Grab Food, beats waiting in line for an hour 😅
It is underrated among tourists but it is not for large companies especially those from US to invest such as Apple, Tesla, Intel, Microsoft and so much more whose choosing Malaysia as their hub in Asia....
There are other US companies in Penang, small and Fortune500 like Dell, WD, Keysight, Agilent, Broadcom, Motorola and many more….
Oh wow you’re back here! I enjoyed your Nepal and Indian videos so much! Welcome back 🎉
Malaysia! I'm craving to visit there. I believe KL is one of the livable cities.
Great to see you in KL. Didn't expect you will come to Malaysia! Try to travel to northern Malaysia, places like Penang are quite nice too!
Living your best life out in KL! 😄
Totally agree. KL is an incredible city
Tq dear. Welcome to KL
Welcome come back, sir!
I am a malaysian & i love my home
Tq Bro Zane ....Great video . Welcome to KL
Welcome back Zane.
I like how chill is Zane, planning to go to Malaysia in November and I love those videos, help me to get ready for my trip :) thanks for the efforts you put on your videos Zane!
Welcome back to Malaysia
I'm coming to Malaysia soon your Vlog has increased my excitement, looking forward to enjoy my time in KL.
Bring along a HUGE appetite, Malaysia is a food heaven!
@@cindysin2347 will do
Cool accommodation. Nice restaurant to eat shawarma. I missed to walk in Bukit Bintang, KL again. Please visit Sarawak, Sabah and other states of Malaysia next time.
Welcome back to Malaysia. Do enjoy your stay
Malaysian singaporean n Bruneian,,,,we preferred to be underrated🙊🦧🌹😱
🇲🇾🇸🇬🇧🇳✌️
Singapore is not underrated. But Malaysia and Brunei yes.
We still want development and wanted to be develop nation but we dont want overrated. We love underrated, keep it that way is best for us..
Anyway, my thought above might not be for everybody as Malaysian
Awesome! Downloading this right now!
Welcome back. You need to visit the new trx mall with 1st apple store in Malaysia, shake shack, lots of restaurants and amazing view of the exchange 106 tower and rooftop park and gardens
Welcomeback dude....njoy ur stay in Malaysia....
Hey Zane welcome back again to Malaysia really enjoyed thank you. ❤
I love kuala lumpur affordable for me, first time to kuala lumpur in 2013 and november 2023 I just from there to watch Coldplay concert
heii zane welccome to malaysiaa where you from ,malaysia is the best place for visit we have cheap and expensive things and so rich about culture multi culture i can say many foreigner stay in kl and its kind of support our economy yaa its good things
Welcome back! Unlike its neighbouring countries, Kuala Lumpur is a more friendly and family-oriented city. Thailand, Bali, and Singapore are renowned for their beaches and vibrant nightlife.
Malaysia is known for its diverse cultures and cuisines, especially in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. East Malaysia, particularly Sarawak and Sabah, is famous for its stunning natural landscapes and unique cultural heritage.
For your next trip, you should try Nasi Lemak Burung Hantu in Hartamas.
Thank you for promoting my city and my country.
Welcome back bro
Thank you!
thanks mate, enjoy yr holiday
oh man i need to try that Damascus place...looks so tasty that shawarma wrap
Yo I was literally in Malaysia 2 days ago I was there for a week it was really fun there I would actually live there rather than America
I stayed at the Flora Hotel and met some family that came from Burma
Good to hear!
Nice one man. You always welcome to Malaysia 😊
Hi Zane, there is a lot of AI software out there that can split your audio in different segments. Maybe it could help you recording where copyright music.
And this was a great video with (what it looks like) improved editing skills.
Thnx!
Changkat bukit bintang is an old area. The buildings are old. Nowadays many migrant workers live around bukit bintang, so a bit dirty and rundown
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia ❤❤😊
We need to stay under rated so that prices don’t increase for accommodation and food. We always will welcome visitors here but please avoid the word “cheap” as some owners of these establishments will take the opportunity to increase prices.
Welcome to Malaysia KL have a lot places to visit..👍
21:00 KL is the hub of world's best low cost airline - AirAsia.
Basically you can jump onto one of the flights to anywhere around South East Asia and further - at an affordable fare.
You can make KL as your base and venture into new destinations for few days, such as Phu Quoc, Siem Reap, Chiang Mai, Cebu, Lombok and many more.
5:45 The "space needle" building is called the KL Tower 😅😂
i remembered your videos a few years ago and it hit more than 200k views if i not mistaken, this year you must visit our new TRX building that more tall than KLCC, and next year is Merdeka 118 the second tallest building on earth hihi
I stayed there! nice place.
Don't miss out on the new Crown jewel of shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur, The TRX Exchange which is just 5 mins walk opposite of Pavillion Mall. 😅😊
It seemed like Malaysia has whole world food so everybody feel like home here... unless the exotic ones somehow prohibited or certain allowable ones would be sold at unfamiliar area for selected foodie only.. Here the food should be sold with clean condition and the Halal ones would get sold more if it is delicious & affordable..
I want someone to look at me like he was looking at that shawarma 🤣🤣🤤 I went to Malaysia in January 2024 (my 2nd trip), there is just something about KL's vibe...awesome
KL is anything but underrated. It is decent, it meets certain expectation, not beyond expectation, full stop.
You should try Halab Shawarma located at Bukit Bintang too and it tastes good 👍🏼😁
As an indonesian living in Jakarta my whole life (20+ years in PIK 1 area), Kuala Lumpur is definitely on my top 3 favorite place to visit! Its definitely live-able, vibrant, clean & the most important is ORGANIZED! Very contrast from Jakarta 😂 a lot of indos (especially Jakartans) will come for me for this comment but idc, bcs the reality is Jakarta is a MESS. Indos will always argue that jakarta is fancy, filled with modern buildings and walkable (well true, but they only mentioned scbd area and sometimes PIK, as it's starting to gain more attention due to rapid development), but the 90% / the rest of Jakarta don't even have functional sidewalk 😂 i'm not saying KL is 100% walkable, i found some parts where the sidewalk don't even exist, but compared to jakarta, its WAYYYY live-able. At least KL is not filled with beggars, illegal street food vendors, pickpocket, and low-iq racist religion fanatic 😂 where as Jakarta is a whole circus y'all. When i stated this type of comments, indos get mad instead of admitting the foul of Jakarta 😂 and asked me to move out to KL. Trust me, i could, right now, move to to KL/SG happily. But y'all indos know damn well why i or any other "rich" / middle-upper class indos chose to stay in indo, despite all the mess .. y'all didn't have to play dumb, bcs money rule everything here in indo .. from cheap labour, easy access to build and run a company & you can buy a way out of ANY problems due to corrupted systems 😂 jakarta / indo is a HEAVEN for middle/upper class, and i'll lose all those privilege if i move to other country so ... in a way thats the "positive" of living here 🤪🥹
Let’s keep Malaysia underrated 😊
❤❤❤thanks👍
Let it remain underrated so that no one will pay a visit. It's too crowded nowadays
Muhamad. Apalah. Fikiran rendah tu. Mcmn org malaysia nak maju dr segi pmikiran.
😂
Nice video.. ♥🇲🇾
We like to keep it underrated. Not crowded as other Asean cities..
The next mall to visit is The Exchange at the TRX Building. There's a MRT service or about 10 minutes walk from Pavilion.
If you have time, try to go to Sekinchan. There are lots of activities there. Like ..go boating to see fireflies at night, blue tears and all. Try to seach dor Sekinchan. You'll be amazedm
Welcome backk!
25:40 Oppo is a Chinese company, a brand of BBK Electronics that own Vivo and OnePlus as well. Mostly phone makers but Oppo is also well known for their high-end audio/video stuff such as headphones, blu-ray players etc.
Glad you loved your stay here ❤❤😊😉
Welcome back! U can go back to Alor Street & walk to the end of the street, on your left, u shud try the chicken wings from Wong Ah Wah ^^ Enjoy ur stay!!!
Anchor beer is a solid beer, its made by the Guniess Anchor factory in Malaysia.
Welcome back to Malaysia 👋👋😊
I was literally walking on those specific streets you walked on like 4 months ago lol especially that back road lol heading to Bukit Bintang. Just watching this feels very nostalgic to me now. Love it Zane
Have you been to Kuala Lumpur Bird Park?. It contains a variety of unique and rare birds.
But if you want a traditional village atmosphere or life in the forest, you can go to a tourist location in the state of Selangor.
For information :
• Kuala Lumpur used to be under the administration of the state of Selangor before the state government handed it over to the Federal Government to be made a Federal Territory.
We are happy to be underrated and humble. It is best city to live, but not best city to vacation, best good vacation spot are easily travel too in 2-4h of flights
Love your video's ❤❤❤
For those traveling to KL for the first time, do not accept rides from those touts. They overcharge. Also they are dodgy operators. There are plenty of transportation operators at the airport including Grab (our version of Lyft or Uber) offering legitimate rides at reasonable prices.
U can visit southern part of India it is with heritage, culture, traditions, amazing food,well developed cities, infrastructure, different spices, architecture, ayurvedic treatment, ayurvedic medicine,many arts, cultures,dances, festivals,customs for every 300 kms u will experience a different way in Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, tamilnadu,kerala.
🎉🎉🎉
It's you, again, welcome back to kl😊
Selamat datang to malaysia
just arrived in KL. great hospitality so far
Nice video. What app are you using for the currency rates?
Welcome to Malaysia bro
Wawwwww....melenggakkkkk badak ..bosku😊😊😊
Yup Robertson very famous for tourist doesn't matter for 1st time or not..., i was stay here once for couple days...,variety people 😅😂😂😂
Sir, ... Absolutely 😊. Much ❤️.
Ye sir, we prefer our country to be called underrated although we welcome everyone visiting our beautiful country. So much to explore, sunny always, with rains all around the year (unpredictable), it's mesmerising islands and beaches, you need cool breeze places (CH, GH, BT, FH, Kinabalu), historic cities, modern cities, village feel, great highways, good infrastructures and connections, central flight hub to other countries around, olders rainforest, wildlifes, mesmerizing sea creatures, foods around the world (malay continents, thailand (we also called it siam), chinese and indians varieties, arabian, westerns, europeans, japaneses and korean cuisines and etc), beautiful parks, shopping paradise, multicultural, more to go..... Enjoy!!!! But please protect our culture and heritages. Underrated is good. 20:39 20:40 20:41 20:42
You need to visit one of our biggest new mall TRX (Tun Razak Exchange) you can take the LRT at Lot 10 to get there. It's just one station away.
No need to take MRT. Walk pass through Fahrenheit88 building that opposite Pavilion, just 10 minutes away.