How Kuala Lumpur Transformed From A Jungle To A Thriving Metropolis
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2018
- A city in Malaysia that was built in the middle of a jungle, with the highest twin towers in the world. The multiculturalism is a part of everyday life here, the average age of inhabitants is 27.4. The old town and the new town, the heart of the former rural-urban core beats next to the sky-scrappers. Kuala Lumpur, a city that never sleeps.
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magnificent documentary about magnificent country .I'm from Somaliland but i lived and worked in Malaysia. May Allah bless you .The country and the people were good to me during my time in Malaysia
I love KL and Malaysian people's hospitality. You have very good manners and professional conduct, for the most part.
Great country
I've visited 4 main cities in SE Asia: KL, Jakarta, Bangkok and Singapore - all amazing cities in their own right but KL is my favourite, then Singapore, then Bangkok and least favourite of the 4 is Jakarta even though I love that city too
KL adalah kota yang sangat indah. Salam dari timur Kalimantan.❤️ 🇲🇨🇲🇾🇧🇳❤️
Kuala Lumpur is many cities in one beautiful contradicting city. I love it.
Dude the river cannot be seen today? It klang river right beside masjid jamek! The metropolitan region is also known as klang valley. Leftover jungle would also include bukit nanas at about 9.8 ha. The bird park is about 8 ha. Klang valley has a few forest reserves as part of water system.
True and today the river has been fix and it call "River of life"
that river is more clean now. it's name is river of life. come here to see hehe😁😁
The name of the vet at the Bird Park is Kartini. Ahmad is her father's name. Malays do not have surnames/family names the way Westerners/Chinese ppl do. He should have referred to her as Dr Kartini, not Dr Ahmad.
Whenever the narrator says "Dr Ahmad", he is referring to her father, not her. And he is giving her father a title he did not earn, unless Dr Kartini's father is also a doctor.
And she would be correctly addressed as Dr Kartini binti Ahmad.
@@RUHappyATM Isn't that what I said? Dr Kartini or Dr Kartini Ahmad or Dr Kartini binti Ahmad. Not Dr Ahmad
Who cares?
@@maximvsdread1610 Malaysian cares
@@adadisini2898 You're right. I apologize.
Am proud to be Malaysian🇲🇾
There are no Chinese and Indian quarters in Kuala Lumpur. There are Chinatown and Little India which are not the prime residential areas of the Chinese and Indians respectively. In Kuala Lumpur, the Chinese and Indians live all over the city.
I love my own neighbor! They are nice and I always love the skycrapers! Unfortunately I only visited Malaysia twice and it just transit. 😞😔
I keep coming back in Malaysia.. ❤
the river is always there, get your fact correct
Muddy (lumpur) confluence (kuala) to be exact.. Mouth of river is estuary (muara in Malay) you're welcome 😋
I love kuala lumpur from vietnam ❤
Very beautiful country man, especially free bird park is awesome, I’ll go there if I’ll get a chance, god willing
KL, and Manila are so much alike, when I was in KL, I felt like I just went to Manila, only difference is KL is cleaner.
Are you Filipino?
@@notserizawa5 of course we came from same ancestors.
Kuala lumpur is way modern, cleaner and diverse. I often go to manila.. But i see manila is still behind bangkok and jakarta...
The different is Kuala Lumpur is more diverse than Manila and KL is a little bit more modern than Manila but still have the combination of modern and traditional humble life.
Mabuhay ang philipino ❤❤
ketika orang malaysia liburan di jakarta atau sebaliknya, tidak berasa liburan kaya cuma ke luar kota biasa , bedanya KL lebih bersih jakarta lebih chaos.
Mungkin anda kurang meng eksplor kurang dalam jakarta,soalnya Jakarta itu besar banget dan emg banyak hidden gem
Memek lu
tune UP jaga adab
Coba ke Bali, Raja Ampat, Bromo, Jogjakarta, Lombok, Bunaken, Manado di Indonesia.
😊😊
Jakarta lebih bebas dan penuh warna lebih creative dari sabang samapai maroke kumpul di jkt.
that lady's explanation on batik motives gave me a cringe...as a matter of fact Quran never say anything about "prohibition of sketching Batik with animal motives that includes pigs and dogs" the guideline actually existed in Hadith- Not to carve/craft/draw any living creature as simple as that...
Who cares. Humans should be able to carve/craft/draw whatever they want to. Anyone that tries to stop them is a tyrant and should be put to the sword. Peace be upon you.
@@maximvsdread1610 wtf
@Mimi, You disagree?
@@maximvsdread1610 if you're going to follow a religion and it has rules, whats the issue? If you wanna do whatever you want why be a part of a religion anyway?
BTW sorry English isn't the best
Religions are make believe by men. Those men should be questioned. If they do not allow the questions then they are zealots at best and tyrants at worst and should be at best left alone or at worst exterminated.
actually u can see the river , it is at masjid jamek
Malaysian here 🙌😍
Hi
Those sandals look very good. I used to make custom area rugs; carving, binding, backing, fringe, hand sewn seams, fabric borders. Anything you can draw I can make a rug out of with different pieces and colors. Its a fine thing to create usable things by hand and have them displayed by the customer.
Salam daripada Aceh buat malaysia
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Salam from kelantan.
Allah rahmati malaysia
Amin Semoga berjaya
I am not a kind of person that finds a way out in foreign countries but if I am destined to live outside of my country, I will choose Malaysia
because life over there seem more or less rich and there seems to be wider selections.
My favorite city in the World!! Kuala Lumpur (and Putra Jaya)
You from.?
I want to go to Malaysia
I luv Kuala Lumpur may be one day I can live there
Such a beautiful city and very2 clean.
@7:25 oh I love the view....contrast and breathtaking.
Why ask her to speak in English if you're going to subtitle it anyway, lol?
Superb laaa dia sketch
Kota yg menakjub kan ,kota generasi ank ccu kita akan dtang..
beautiful sketches...amazing
Sebenarnya kalau orang Indonesia (khususnya citizen jakarta) pergi ke KL rasanya bukan seperti "pergi keluar negara" melainkan seperti pergi ke "luar kota" saja. Karna persamaan budaya dan makanan beserta orang2nya. Bedanya KL hanya lebih bersih dan teratur saja + tidak Macet (traffic jam) dibandingkan Jakarta . Karna Jakarta begitu luas dan padat, saya cukup maklum akan hal tersebut.
Makanan nya beda. Ayam di Indonesia kecil saiz nya. Ayam di Malaysia lebih besar saiznya
😊
@@zulhilmi9685 alo... Mnde kecik je
teringin nk pergi Jakarta tgok rumah adat
The food truck owner is cute...lol
I watch a lot of documentaries, but lately I have been watching Nigel Ng, a Malaysian comedian, and this was suggested to me.
kuala lumpur my favourite city....
What year was this video made in?
Alot of love from PAKISTAN
saya juga terasa rindu dengan KL
Too many inaccurate information.
Good documentary 👍👍
hope one day Istana Budaya will perform in Johor Bahru opera house (in the making)
This video is trying to show a black side of Malay Muslim in Kuala Lumpur..quite sad...people from onother country always trying hard to show a bad side of our Malay in their so called"research".. (eventhough this kind of people are just a small amount in Malay community or i can say that almost all races in Malaysia not so keen to do such unusual attitude)
just imagine if we malaysian trying very very hard to dig all your country bleshemy , only bad things, nothing good.....just bad bad and bad.
Huh. Idc. They dont know who we are. That's much better. Tbh, i dont really like them to know our culture. I only like if they know malaysian culture. Not malay culture. I love to keep our culture 'terpelihara'. You know what i mean? Living in kampung is 100000 times better than living in cities. Well we've been to both kinds of living. So we know which one's better 😉😉
Just ignore them. These whites. Or whitewash. Idk😂😂
not good this documentary he just said Kuala Lumpur means muddy confluence when 2 rivers converge which cant be seen today wait hang on isnt Masjid Jamek built right where the Gombak and Klang rivers meet and where KL got its name
Huh? How could those be the dark side? Openness is the best thing that Muslims can have. This documentary has also shown how progressive and independent Malays are, doesn't seem to need NEP anymore. Imagine Tim Cook came to Malaysia thinking of setting up a campus here but found out how intolerant Muslims in Malaysia are towards transgender people.
@@A.Baskoro-pl7zx I just have to respond.
A.Malays are extremely inclusive. How many non-Malays have been accepted as part of the community ? Malays accept everyone as Malay when that person regards himself or herself as Malay. That is why Malays come in all type of skin colours and physiology.
B. The term Islamist chauvinism is a term in contradiction. Islam allows for the practice of other belief systems.
The Quran says -
1. " There is no compulsion in religion. Truth is clear from error " ( The Quran 2:256)
2. " If it had been the Will of your Lord, they would all have believed - all who are on earth ! Will you then compel mankind, against their will, to believe ? (The Quran 10:99)
3. "If then they turn away, We have not sent you as a guard over them. Your duty is only to convey (the Message).” ( The Quran 42: 48)
4. " Clear proofs have indeed come to you; from your Lord; so whoever sees, it is for his own good; and whoever is blind [ to the Truth ] it is to his own harm. And I am not a keeper over you.” ( The Quran 6:105 )
5.
"Say: 'O People of the Book [ Jews and Christians ] ! Come to common terms as between us and you: That we worship none but Allah; that we associate no partners with Him; that we erect not, from among ourselves, Lords and patrons other than Allah.' If then they turn back, say you: 'Bear witness that we (at least) are Muslims (bowing to Allah's Will).' ( The Quran, 3 : 64)
6. "Allah does not forbid you, with regard to those who do not fight against you for your faith nor drive you out of your homes, from dealing kindly and justly with them: for Allah love those who are just.” (The Quran 60: 8).
C. If your ex-girlfriend Chinese Malaysian parents fail to distinguish between who is a Malay Muslim and who is a Javanese Christian, then the issue is with your ex-girlfriend parents.
D. So when and how did Malay nationalism forced all Nusantara peoples to be Muslims ? Also, this is a contradiction in terms - Malay nationalists are usually not align with Islam so much because if they are, they won't be nationalists.
When was this filmed?
I like this city
It’s well environment green city .
kuala lumpur founded by the miner? i thought those mandailing have long stayed there before the miner came. smh
Hello I from malaysia
awesome
Yes the world could learn about it a lot
I want to use this video for my asignment 😀
I love Kyla Lumpur
$1-2 for a lavish meal? sheesh, I messed up. I gotta move there.
$1-2 only in the suburbs or village areas, the moment you go to the city and the urban area, it skyrockets to around $10-12 for a lavish meal at a restaurant.
Please don't eat Malaysian food.. it's addicted..
@@starsapphire4014 I'm screwed then.
In KL..on the street ..yes
"Lavish" is definitely an exaggeration. Yes you can buy a meal for a dollar but it will be extremely simple. Something "lavish" will cost $10 or more
3.12.2021.Very good documentary.
too many misleading informations. But I only want to clarify one thing. There is no Malaysia in 1957. Only Malayan Federation had independence on that year. Malaysia was formed in 1963 with other newly members (Singapore, North Borneo, Sarawak), before Singapore wanted to separate 2 years later.
Doesn't matter. So does USA. Only a small portion was considered as "The States" until they added more and more territory thru civil war.
But we add Sabah Sarawak thru negotiation
@@rrsharizam why it doesn't matter? It's our history, very significant history for Malaysian to know
@@sofree339 What doesn't matter is he said Malaysia only exist after Sabah Sarawak joined.
Hawaii joined USA in 1959 but that doesn't mean USA only exist after that.
I hope you understand this simple analogy.
For me, Malaysia exists after 1948 when individual states participate to become Federation.
@@rrsharizam well he said the truth Malaysia exist after the agreement had been made by four countries, Federation of Malaya, Sarawak, North Borneo and Singapore, what we called MA63
Why do you compare Malaysia with USA? The better example that you can compare with Malaysia is with UK that consist England, Wales, Scotland and northern Ireland.
@@sofree339 Regardless, I strongly disagree that Malaysia only exist after 1963. China doesn't become new country after it annexed South China Sea. USA doesn't become new country after it annexed Hawaii. Russia doesn't become new country after it annexed Crimea. And UK? So, what about it?
Four countries? It's accurate to say 11 states and 3 British colony.
There's no reason to believe that Malaysia only exist after MA63. For me, the founding of this nation will always be when the federation was formed: 1948. September 16 holiday should be abolished. No country does that.
For Indonesian, KL like second home, similar language, food taste, and cheap food. Indonesia to Malaysia airfare also cheaper than Indonesia domestic airfare. Often pay as local, except if must show IC/MyKad.
its a twisted information regarding KL as a second home to Indonesian
@@holans9435 it is a second home for many Madurese,javanese,buginese,Achenese,Minangs,Kerinchis,Mandailings,Baweans,Banjarese,Rawas,Patanis, Chams, but maybe not to Bataks unless if they are muslim
Good
Kuala Lumpur sungguh bersih, tertata rapih, libur di KL sudah jadi favorit org Indonesia
Yang kumuh pun ada. Itu rumah bosok di kampung Bharu. Atap zink berkarat.
@@roslanahmadsyah4375 itu bukan kumuh, itu kampung warisan yang telah dijaga rapi Malaysia tak pernah ada kumuh
@@roslanahmadsyah4375 kampung baru bukan kumuh. Hanya rumah-rumah lama yang uzur. Namun di bagian yang lain, lebih banyak rumah batu cantik yang tidak ditunjukkan di video. Namun lingkungan tetap terjaga rapi. Itu kampung warisan melayu di pusat kota. Manakala tanahnya itu milik individu. Tapi yang dinamakan kumuh itu kalau setinggan, seperti rumah kotak, rumah papan lapis, rumah pondok buruk, di mana bekalan air tidak sempurna, tumpang tanah haram, bina rumah di tanah orang tanpa izin, serta kawasan yang semak, lingkungan yang kotor serta menjijikkan, itulah kumuh. Di kampung baru kuala lumpur bukan kumuh, coba lihat betul2 kawasan kampung itu yang dilihatkan di video, kemas dan bersih, bukan?
Sukacita dimaklumkan, di kota kuala lumpur sudah tidak ada perumahan kumuh. Semua area sudah membangun dengan pesatnya.
@@sempoi7399 betul.
Kan bagus Kampung Baru tuh ada generasi baru memelihara rumah2 tradisional Melayu, baru betul2 imej kampung....org luar pun teruja tgok kalau ada rumah tradisional Melayu
(lain mcm dokumentari nih, mcm ada sesuatu yg tak kena, ada agenda tersendiri)
Betul2... cuba tgk semua dokumentari tentang Malaysia...
Kenapa bos..? Cuba bagitau. Sy tak perasan..
Different Malaysian Chinese and Indonesian Chinese is in language. In Malaysia, Chinese speak Chinese or English. In Indonesia, Chinese speak Bahasa or local language.
They are also speak bahasa in here..
Actual News
Lol... lots of chinese speak local also here in Malaysia..
Do you know why Chinese in Indonesia more to speak local Indonesian?
Because in President Soeharto Era, he forbids all types of chinese language, Cultures, and chinese identities including chinese name.
Riots agains Chinese communities make them (Chinese) do not know Chinese culture, they used indonesian names, they dont know how to speak Chinese and they lost their chinese identity,,,
Thats why Indonesian chinese more speak local,
Its not something natural, but its forced to be like that.
Hahaha
Oki Aditya A P
They (Chinese) can speak and learn mandarin/cantonese or any chinese dialect and also their culture when the Soeharto step down from His Office... but until now indonesian chinese cannot speak chinese languages in public, there is lot of warns for chinese to not speak chinese languages n they must speak Indonesian...
Its reality
Oki Aditya A P
Most of indonesian said Malaysian Chinese do not know how to speak local Malay language, but actually they (indonesian) wrong,
All malaysian chinese are able to speak Malay if they got national education because to be accepted in Local Highest Institution especially government or half government institution they must get atleast credit in National Language (Malay Language),
They prefer to speak Malay or English when they speak to Malay or Indian or any races.. but they able n know how to speak malay, but among them ofcourse they speak their own languages,
Same goes to Indonesia, when Javanese, Malay, Dayak meet together they speak Indonesian language, but among them, such as among Javanese, they speak Java language,
Dayak among them, they speak dayak..
Huhu, same goes here,
Because the percentage of Chinese in Malaysia is huge compared to Indonesia.
40-50% in the city. 90-95% in Penang island.
If you go to places where chinese is less than 15%, like Terengganu and Kelantan, Chinese there speaks Bahasa and local dialect
I find the translations Spark uses need work. I notice here and also in the Moroccan video that what is said in the other language isn't really translated, but more interpreted for the benefit of the documentary. A higher level of journalistic integrity would be better. It concerns me that for the languages I do not speak, I am falsely assuming the translations are done properly.
I noticed it too, although overall quality it's still very good
Recommendable
What's the Rising Sun (halved) doing on the ground? WW2 memorial?
Middle of the jungle wow how a jungle dies and recreates itself to a city fascinating never been to malaysia shall i go there??
More than half of malasian lands are still forest
Conveniently Felixia Yeap makes a cameo
Kuala Lumpur bersih tertib menghijau pohon pokok...beda skali ama jakarta penuh kumuh pedagang pkl..malah tahun 2030 diprediksi tenggelam ditelan laut jawa kerna air tanah dibor...parah banget
kereta kancil coba main ke bagian Indonesia lain,kak.
Jakarta cuman secuil dr Indonesia,, byk yg lebih baguss dr jakarta.. Surabaya sekarang lebih bagus daripada Jakarta,,klo main jangan di kandang mulu..
Semoga jakarta Selamat..
TOO MANY MISLEADING INFORMATION!
Damn you so true
This whole series is awful. Inaccurate and stupid.
Jadi pengen ke Malaysia dah..
Datang la lepas covid hilang..
lovely country
Oh God, the comment section is so toxic. Calm down guys.
Malaysia is becoming modern and developed, it's probably the most developed Muslim-majority country in the world (Gulf Arab countries aren't really developed in terms of politics and social norms; for a start, they aren't democracies).
So is it really a surprise that Malaysia is facing the same kind of issues that Western and developed East Asian countries faced in the past? Issues like LGBTQ, equality and the rise of liberalism should be expected in a near-developed country like Malaysia.
I hope that Malay conservatives would look at the country in this context.
That dude doing his fresh grocery run for his food truck tells you the food is probably bomb af
Orang Indo suka sangat dengan Malaysia. Banyak yang datang bekerja dan melancong ke sini.
Coba main juga ke Indonesia, kak.
Saya recommend.. Bandung , Bali, Raja Ampat, Jogjakarta.
I still remember 10th World Boys Scout Jamboree our bros delegates from Malaya, Arrivandan, Yusuf, Amin Nordin, Kamarrudin.
14.57 St.John one of the Iconic school in Malaysia
The information is incorrect..
👌☺️
Malaysia is so beautiful. What if all the races set down all the racial issues... ☺️
A tower in Dubai beat the Petronas Twin Towers. Another one in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is beating the tallest building in Dubai after breaking ground.
PNB118 will be beat all of them. Second tallest after burj khalifa.
Less intelligent countries tend to be proud of building tall buildings while very intelligent countries don’t give a fuck with buildings but look forward to innovations. The whole world is laughing at Dubai because that city is a joke. The city looks stupid for building tall buildings and perform unnecessary land reclaimations when the country has massive space everywhere. The city tries to be like western cities but it turns to ‘breeding cave men in the metropolis’. It's 2021, nobody considers taller buildings as a thing anymore lol
7:23 cinematography > drawings
I used to live in KL for 3 years when KLCC was almost completed.
stunning building.
but the biggest problem for malaysia is building maintenance.
every new building are left to rot after 5 years upon completion.
malaysia can build buildings, but they are too lazy to maintain it.
that's a fact.
I believe that is true back in the 90s, early 00s. The newer ones are very well maintained. Ever since 2010s everything in the city has step up. I mean I live in an apartment that was completed in 2010. The maintainence is still great. If u live in an apartment pre 2010s though, its no so well maintained.
Missleading information malaysia not open for trans
As a muslim l need to say it's just a sexuality u may can hate same sex couple but trans are just born like that .l know many muslim trans here in india they are practicing muslim and born as trans
@@sameerakannamkotte69 malaysia not the same as india😀😀😀
@@muhammada2445 u don't understand it until you get a muslim trans friend it's not their choice it's how they are born
@@sameerakannamkotte69 the audacity to correcting me when im a malaysian myself 😭😭😭 miss girl we have trans here and yes they live without getting threatened or what but we not so open towards them bcz it's a taboo here in malaysia
@@muhammada2445 but we just need to accept them on who they are
The city was founded by Sutan Puasa.
Halo upin ipin... from indonesia...
KL is a big city, not a megacity - there are about 7.5 million people in it's metro area - a megacity should be 10 million +
In SE Asia the only true megacities are Jakarta, Bangkok and Metro Manila
broken shack, big city - about typical of cities :D
Those who live in the broken shack will be millionaire soon..huhu.the developer try to pay each house for RM 5 million each with free 3 condominium units but still they don't want to move and still living in the traditional home in the city centre..
Our broken shack costing a few millions unlike your slums.
One question for the people seeing this video. How much different is bahasa malayo and bahasa indonesia? Are mutually intelligible? Which language I must study? Thanks :)
I am a Malaysian. But I would suggest that you choose Bahasa Indonesia. It is more widely spoken due to the superior number of Indonesians. I can't say that they are mutually intelligible but you could easily understand Malay if you learn Bahasa Indonesia but it is still quite hard to comprehend Bahasa Indonesia if you just learn Bahasa Melayu. Just an observation. Fellow Malaysians, please don't flame me. LOL. I'm just helping someone.
@@henkwilliemadriannusvander1955 It's mutually intelligible. Bahasa Indonesia is standardized version of the Malay Riau dialect.
As malaysian, based on my observation... we can basically understand each other... but there are a few reasons why we get misunderstood each other frequently.
1. The indonesian pronounce the roman alphabet differently than usually pronaunce in english... i believe becauce of dutch influence.
2. The indonesian language got a lot more dutch loanwords compared to malaysian
3. Indonesian language got a lot more loanwords from local javanese and sundanese
4. Some words has the same meaning but use in different context. Among the word is "lumayan" (very good) we malaysian only use it in financial issue, but indonesian also use it to describe view.
5. Indonesian use a different word to describe something, such as "delicious" in indonesian is "enak" while malaysian is "sedap". Even though we understand "enak" but we seldomly use the word.
6. Just like american (pants) and uk (trousers) english, we also got different word to describe the pants. Indonesian tcall it "celana". While we malaysian call it "seluar".
7. Indonesian and malaysian also use the same word, but the word got totally different meaning. For example "percuma". For indonesian it means pointless but for malaysian it means free of charge.
We can understand the standard language (textbook and songs) but the spoken language can be tricky. Like i said above we can understand each other but posibbly misunderstood the statement. The obvious one is "butuh". In indonesian it means necessary but in malaysian it means penis.
in my opinion, malay is easier to learn but indonesian is more widely spoken. Honestly it won't matter if you learn either of these two languages bc ppl from malaysia and indonesia can understand each other just fine
Is the narrator here that Malaysian/British actor guy from Crazy Rich Asians?
Doctor Kartini Ahmad, from name Kartini i guess her ancestors is Javanese (Indonesian). Actually in Malaysia, Javanese part of Malay race.
not particular javanese name here.kartini,kartina,hartini,hartina are typical local malay names.it's of arabic origin cognate to qarteen (male version).#doneclaim!
@@highsky5888 #doneclaim hahahahahah
Tak semestinya
and javanese malaysia biggest perompak of all time najib.
KARTINI is malay nama you dumbass indon
Some of the fact here are wrong but beautiful video.
Eh eh CK Faizal kah itu?....siapa tgok LaT jer yg faham😂
You can't see the river? Haish.
26:26 Detected 😁
Sketchers are a great and wonderful idea to take out young people outside........why dr. Ahmad does not use gloves when examining the birds? This could be a danger.
16.07: okay, this is so called the power of Malaysian hands when crossing the road hahahaha
bluerghh
This is old video, now there has 4Season Hotel beside KLCC tower, Tun Razak Exchange tower, n now PNB 118 is under construction.
Betul. Sekarang jauh beza..
I AM NOT SATISFIED WITH:
- The subtitle. Some of the words are wrong. E.g: Melayu - Malaysian ❌ Melayu - Malay ✔️ Malaysian is the people of Malaysia (including all races and tribes)
- That transgender woman talking about Islamic believes. (Islam prohibits LGBT okayy)
- Actually you may visit KL Eco Park, Bukit Nanas, KL where there are trees and hanging bridges you can enjoy with.
And 1 more thing.. Klang river is still there at Masjid Jamek.... hurm...
Not all Malaysian hates transgender people 🙄🙄🙄
Kindly take note, the English subtitles is not really accurate...
that night scene in kl seems depressing as f..k, I don't know if its just the lack of alcohol or is the city that boring?
There’s definitely no lack of alcohol, but my stance as a Malaysian Buddhist, is drinking alcohol is fine but never ever get drunk, and if you do, don’t drive or text.
The night scene is lively (not now for obvious reasons) especially in Bukit Bintang and Bangsar.
not everyone are crazy drunks like europeans ok
@@ygt626 you don't have to be crazy drunk to enjoy a beer out LOL, guess you wouldn't know
Ok