Hi, travel lovers. Justina and Micha. Been watching you travel blog for awhile now.. enjoyed it,, even though it was simple. Keep up the great work to promote Malaysia
Both of you are the most positive vlogger I've ever seen. Chow Kit is near Kampung Baru. I used to go there during my college years to have porridge or nasi lemak (nasi lemak antarabangsa) after finish clubbing at 3:00am 🙂. You can find many locals go to Kampung Baru after midnight.
Hey there, Mohd! Awww, thank you so much for such kind comment! 🙏 yeah, we enjoyed that area! Might go back there some time soon! Where do you live now? 😊
Beer For Breakfast I live and work in Johor Bahru (JB) now 😄. Although most Johorean work in Singapore because of the high exchange rates but stay in JB due to cheaper rents and etc. I hope both you have a great time exploring Malaysia. I think you can find many other attractions updated by locals on foursquare apps.
Great personality from you both and being Malaysian I congratulate you gals for a well shot video and watching it is truly enjoyable and makes me want to revisit the places that you gals visited that being a local we take for granted... So well done and Cheers!!!
I will return to Malaysia in September after almost 18 months away. I have decided to do a lot more travel vlogs whilst there, see more of the country I had lived in for 14 years. So, I have decided re-watch your whole series to give me some ideas, because well, I love your style!
kuala lumpur right now are full with immigrant legally or not, but most of them are indon and from bangladesh, most of the locals usually lives around the kuala lumpur but not in the Kuala lumpur.
Last time I went to batu caves for my video shoot of beautiful Thaipusam... It's really hot that day around 31celcius and I only done for half way up to the stairs... tired but happy ^_^ If you're in KL, there's a lot of best places can be explore! All the best and Good luck girls!
such is the unpredictable weather of Malaysia, one moment it would be so damn hot and next thing you know,torrential rain pouring like crazy LOL Whilst I was living in London for 3 years, the one thing I missed the most there was the heavy rain back in Malaysia believe it or not. None of that teasing drizzle in UK.
The food and desserts looks so delicious. Was the Indian food plate with bread really spicy? I was at the bath caves 5 years back and don't recall them charging entrance to dark. cave. Loving the vlog!!!! Thx for sharing.
Hey John! The sauces weren't actually spicy. I know that a lot of locals look at us funny when we order Nasi Lemak or Roti Canai or even that burger that Micha had... because they think that we won't be able to handle the spiciness of the food, but it really isn't that bad to our taste. We actually love it! We haven't had any dish yet where we wouldn't handle it and had to stop eating it haha. Everything we had so far was super yummy and we keep coming back to some places just around our area here in Cyberjaya 😋 Ahhh, maybe that is something new that they introduced with this charge, ohhh well hehe. As always, thanks for watching our videos! 🙏
I’ve been watching all your vlogs and I absolutely love you guys! I didn’t know Justina was Lithuanian until it was mentioned in one of the videos, but always thought that she may be😁Us Lithuanians can normally tell! What an amazing adventure you’re on, totally envy you! I wish you all the best of luck in Malaysia and everywhere else you go!❤️
Labas, Karina! Kaip smagu, kad ziuri musu filmukus! Begalo didelis aciu tau 😍😘 Jo jo, manau mums lietuviams nesunku isskirti savus is grupes zmoniu haha. Istikruju as maciau jau tris lietuvius cia Malaizijoje! Beje, as neseniai pradejau kurti filmukus lietuviu kalba siame kanale: Justina Aplink Pasauli Jei nori, gali uzsukti ir uzprenumeruoti mane ir ten! 😌👍 Micha says hello ! 😆
Labukas, butinai aplankysiu tavo kita kanala! :) Nerealios jus, kaip pavyyyydziu! Bandysiu ir as islekti i Kanada, bent trumpam, you've inspired me :) Perziurejau jusu visus vlogus, tikrai awesome! Hi Micha! Hope you girls have a lovely day xxx
It's so nice seeing you two in tropical weather again! KL looks incredible!! I'm surprised to see so many of the market signs in English. Are you running into any language barrier issues at all?
Hey Daniel! Thaaanks, we are quite happy with our first chosen country for sure! We were soaking in the rain every day back in Vancouver haha. You should definitely visit Malaysia one day! We actually haven't had any issues with English yet, people here are super friendly and most of them speak very good English, if not, definitely the basics 🙃👍
Hiello again.May I ask about the price of the Roti Canai? Was it really £1.33? I think it was overpriced.Normally a Roti Canai would cost around RM1 or slightly more at mamak restaurants.
Hey there, that price was actually for two roti canai, sorry if it wasn't clear in the video. It was just a quick stopover at the closest cafe close by KL central as we had to catch a train to Batu Caves so we didn't go too far from the area 😉
Loved it, such a wonderful place to explore, so many seasons in 1 day.Long may you keep vlogging. I am definitely an armchair traveller. Lots of love to both of you. XX
Hey June! We love it here as we can almost call it our home base whilst we are exploring Malaysia. We chose Cyberjaya as the apartments here are super modern with a speedy wifi and that's exactly what we need now whilst we are still settling in with our online jobs. We actually don't mind that it's 1 or more hour away from KL central, we have stayed in KL almost two years ago for a week and we believe that it's time to stay at different areas :) We just find it very convenient here in Cyberjaya, plus you can always go biking around the lakes, etc :) I guess each to their own choice :)
Hey there! We mostly do exploring on the weekends as we work our socks off Monday to Friday hehe but thanks for the tip! Might have to have a look into it 😉👍
Wow.. it's just amazing that u enjoy the Chow Kit Market.. the real wet market actually located at the back.. but nothing much u can find there except raw cooking material... Salak is also known as snake fruits which it's name obviously came from the snake-scales-looking-skin.. and girls.. u are pretty brave to try Air Balang or Big Jar Drink.. I don't really suggest u to try that, as the drink might be in the jars for days and the seller keep refilling it with new batch next morning.. and, finger crossed, hopefully u didn't catch diarrhea later.. ever since u loved satay so much.. please plan a trip to Kajang.. they are the sate Mecca in Malaysia.. and home to famous Haji Samuri Sate chain.. there are a food court, Medan Sate, that dedicated only for sate in Kajang.. besides chicken n beef, they also serves mutton, duck, rabbit, venison, beef tripe, beef lung, beef bone sate.. for innards sate, locals tend to spice it heavily to clear the gamey taste n it's works really well.. u can get there by MRT but u have to get to the KL city first.. however, Kajang is very near to your place in Cyberjaya and would takes around 20-30 minutes drive.. so Uber/Grab is the best to get there..
Wooow! Thank you so much for all the recommendations! 🤗 ahh, really?? woow, that is kind of scary! No, luckily we didn't get bad stomach cramps or anything like it. It was actually pretty delicious but now that you told us this, we'll be more careful just in case! 😬😄
Can you stated the cases of diarrhea in Malaysia caused by air balang. How often the cases of diarrhea in Malaysia caused by air balang. Please don't give false statement to tourist if you not sure, and how you know that the seller keep refilling it with new batch next morning....If there is any cases of diarrhea caused by air balang, I pretty sure the local autority will not allowed any stall to sale air balang to the customer.
Satay kajang haji samuri chain is overrated nowadays. It was superb in the old days because its prepared in more traditional ways and fresh but since its been 'too commercialised', the satay were prepared much too early and they kept it frozen sometimes for days to catch up with the demand. Their peanut sauces, however, is still the one worthy to try for. I live in Kajang and we Kajang people are more into Satay Willy now. It's main branch located at the Sungai Ramal foodcourt but you can find one of their branch in Bangi (Section 7). Give it a try when you are back in Malaysia. Chasing a Plate had tried all three famous Satay Kajang and rated Satay Willy as the best, just so you know. Cheers!
We are thinking of exploring Putrajaya this weekend! Keep your eyes peeled for some amazing travel vlogs from us! You can also follow us on Instagram: beer4breakfast2 as we post loads of Insta Stories on there too! 😉
You could also go to KL by train from Cyberjaya / Putrajaya KLIA Transit train station - frequency every 20 minutes and travel time about 18 minutes. Use bus or Grab/Uber from Cyberjaya to KLIA Transit station.
We actually used KLIA train already from Putrajaya which is of course more expensive than buses but definitely quicker ☺️we talk about it in our upcoming videos ! 😍👍 Thanks for sharing your tips with fellow travel lovers ! ☺️
Hi! You guys should try out Nasi Kandar being in Malaysia. It will also great content for a Vlog... One is in the building right next to Starbucks ... I think it's called Nasi Kandar D'Tas Maju...
We have been into a few places which state Nasi Kandar. Can you explain a little bit about it? We did ask when we dined at a restaurant but didn’t really get a good answer to explain it properly on our vlog.
It's mainly a north Malaysian dish. Of what I have heard the name "Nasi Kandar" means rice carried on shoulders... during old times people used to sell plates of rice with different types of curries and they didn't have shops or permanent buildings. Hence they would carry it on their shoulders and sell door to door!! But on the other hand I personally love the fact that there is so much variety to choose from and there is no set menu, it's like a buffet but you pay at the end once the waiter sees whats on your plate and writes a reasonable bill.
Hey there! We are actually going to Malacca for three days this weekend and we also have some of those other places that you mentioned on our list! We are staying in Malaysia for nearly 3 months so we'll do a lot of exploring! 🙏
We are going somewhere new to us every weekend so just keep your eyes peeled on our channel and you'll find out, darling! We don't have a plan set in stone, we take it easy so we don't wanna say anything just in case it doesn't come true 🙃👍
Hey there! Micha actually just ordered a normal tea, it wasn't chai I believe and I ordered coffee with milk 🙃 But yeah, we know that the best Chai tea we ever had was in India! 😍
Hinduism isn't actually the legit name there is no mention of the name Hindu in any of ancient scriptures . Actually it is called sanatan Dharma ( The eternal religion) . All South East Asia has influence of sanatan Dharma popularly known as hinduism.
You two are so adorable! I’m in Malaysia now and your videos are a great help 🤗❤️
Hey Renata! Awww, great to know that! Enjoy your adventures in Malaysia! 💙
Beer For Breakfast Thank youuuuu 😘❤️
Hi, travel lovers. Justina and Micha. Been watching you travel blog for awhile now.. enjoyed it,, even though it was simple. Keep up the great work to promote Malaysia
Stucked in this channel naturally. I don't know why. Btw love both of you~ Especially Justina ❤️
Salut 🇲🇾
Both of you are the most positive vlogger I've ever seen. Chow Kit is near Kampung Baru. I used to go there during my college years to have porridge or nasi lemak (nasi lemak antarabangsa) after finish clubbing at 3:00am 🙂. You can find many locals go to Kampung Baru after midnight.
Hey there, Mohd! Awww, thank you so much for such kind comment! 🙏 yeah, we enjoyed that area! Might go back there some time soon! Where do you live now? 😊
Beer For Breakfast I live and work in Johor Bahru (JB) now 😄. Although most Johorean work in Singapore because of the high exchange rates but stay in JB due to cheaper rents and etc. I hope both you have a great time exploring Malaysia. I think you can find many other attractions updated by locals on foursquare apps.
Great personality from you both and being Malaysian I congratulate you gals for a well shot video and watching it is truly enjoyable and makes me want to revisit the places that you gals visited that being a local we take for granted... So well done and Cheers!!!
You are in heaven on earth! Heaven of Hindu, Muslim,Buddhist and even heaven of Christians under one roof!!!!!!!
I've watch almost all ur vid... next time if ya come to Malaysia.. try the HOMESTAY.. anyway in the kampong area.
Dunno why but i keep coming back to this video...love ur reaction to the food you ate n drink....
Hahaha, thanks, Hani! And thank you so much for watching our videos, darling 😌
hani Ahmad yup and air in malay is pronounced arr yeh
Yappp that is how Malaysia weather is, from very hot to very rainy in seconds
I will return to Malaysia in September after almost 18 months away. I have decided to do a lot more travel vlogs whilst there, see more of the country I had lived in for 14 years. So, I have decided re-watch your whole series to give me some ideas, because well, I love your style!
Yay!!!! So glad to know that we can be a sort of inspiration for your travels around MALAYSIA
Another great video. Loved it. Brought back loads of memories - I used to get my dinner from jalan alor on my way back from work back in 1992.
kuala lumpur right now are full with immigrant legally or not, but most of them are indon and from bangladesh, most of the locals usually lives around the kuala lumpur but not in the Kuala lumpur.
Last time I went to batu caves for my video shoot of beautiful Thaipusam... It's really hot that day around 31celcius and I only done for half way up to the stairs... tired but happy ^_^
If you're in KL, there's a lot of best places can be explore! All the best and Good luck girls!
such is the unpredictable weather of Malaysia, one moment it would be so damn hot and next thing you know,torrential rain pouring like crazy LOL Whilst I was living in London for 3 years, the one thing I missed the most there was the heavy rain back in Malaysia believe it or not. None of that teasing drizzle in UK.
Hahaha, very well said man! We've been experiencing so many rainy evenings whilst here but somehow it's pretty refreshing and entertaining too hehe! 💦
I love how cheerful you are when talking 😊
Awww, thank you so much, Azim! 😇😊
Omg I love your videos. I can see how much effort done editing them👍👍👍
Thank you so much darling! and yes, it's hard work those videos but very rewarding when we see comments like yours 😍😇👍
The food and desserts looks so delicious. Was the Indian food plate with bread really spicy? I was at the bath caves 5 years back and don't recall them charging entrance to dark. cave. Loving the vlog!!!! Thx for sharing.
Hey John! The sauces weren't actually spicy. I know that a lot of locals look at us funny when we order Nasi Lemak or Roti Canai or even that burger that Micha had... because they think that we won't be able to handle the spiciness of the food, but it really isn't that bad to our taste. We actually love it! We haven't had any dish yet where we wouldn't handle it and had to stop eating it haha. Everything we had so far was super yummy and we keep coming back to some places just around our area here in Cyberjaya 😋
Ahhh, maybe that is something new that they introduced with this charge, ohhh well hehe.
As always, thanks for watching our videos! 🙏
I’ve been watching all your vlogs and I absolutely love you guys! I didn’t know Justina was Lithuanian until it was mentioned in one of the videos, but always thought that she may be😁Us Lithuanians can normally tell! What an amazing adventure you’re on, totally envy you! I wish you all the best of luck in Malaysia and everywhere else you go!❤️
Labas, Karina! Kaip smagu, kad ziuri musu filmukus! Begalo didelis aciu tau 😍😘 Jo jo, manau mums lietuviams nesunku isskirti savus is grupes zmoniu haha. Istikruju as maciau jau tris lietuvius cia Malaizijoje!
Beje, as neseniai pradejau kurti filmukus lietuviu kalba siame kanale: Justina Aplink Pasauli
Jei nori, gali uzsukti ir uzprenumeruoti mane ir ten! 😌👍
Micha says hello ! 😆
Labukas, butinai aplankysiu tavo kita kanala! :) Nerealios jus, kaip pavyyyydziu! Bandysiu ir as islekti i Kanada, bent trumpam, you've inspired me :) Perziurejau jusu visus vlogus, tikrai awesome! Hi Micha! Hope you girls have a lovely day xxx
U can get beer all over kuala lumpur n petaling jaya n the bottle beer ur having is it available in any chinese hawker shop.
You really make great vids great sound keep it up love it
Thank you so much, Kieran! Comments like yours just is what keeps us motivating to keep creating these travel videos! 🙏😍💕
Welcome To Malaysia .....
Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia ....
Thank you so much ! ☺️
It's so nice seeing you two in tropical weather again! KL looks incredible!! I'm surprised to see so many of the market signs in English. Are you running into any language barrier issues at all?
Daniel Allard English is the second language in Malaysia and most Malaysians can speak or at least understand English..
Thanks for the information, Aduka! I'll definitely be adding Kuala Lumpur to my bucket list!
as Malaysia was once a British colony so yeah we do speak and or at least understand english
Hey Daniel! Thaaanks, we are quite happy with our first chosen country for sure! We were soaking in the rain every day back in Vancouver haha. You should definitely visit Malaysia one day! We actually haven't had any issues with English yet, people here are super friendly and most of them speak very good English, if not, definitely the basics 🙃👍
What they still have ticket inspector!
Chow Kit market, my play ground when I was little.
So how did you get hook up with the hope foundation?
Message us on instagram: beer4breakfast2 for more details 😉👍
the journey time from cyberjaya to KL will be cut from 1hour to just 15 minutes when the MRT system is fully completed in 2021
You guys still in KL, I also moved her last week.
Yes we are still here! Where have you moved from and where are you living now? 😊 message us on instagram: beer4breakfast2
What is the name of the music you used in this video ?
the drink at 15.00 looks like a halo halo
👉Roti Canai🍞🍕.Looks Delicious.😍👌.BTW Nice Vlog.Enjoyed.🍻🍺
#CheersToFreedom.💞
Thank you, Govindsingh! 😍👍
Hiello again.May I ask about the price of the Roti Canai? Was it really £1.33? I think it was overpriced.Normally a Roti Canai would cost around RM1 or slightly more at mamak restaurants.
Hey there, that price was actually for two roti canai, sorry if it wasn't clear in the video. It was just a quick stopover at the closest cafe close by KL central as we had to catch a train to Batu Caves so we didn't go too far from the area 😉
Beer For Breakfast Oh I see.Maybe the price included your drinks as well.Thanks.Looking forward for your next video too.
Thank you so much for following our adventures! 😍👍
if you have any places that you can recommend for some really cheap roti canai, then let us know. We love our food adventures
Beer For Breakfast Are you going to Malacca?
Loved it, such a wonderful place to explore, so many seasons in 1 day.Long may you keep vlogging. I am definitely an armchair traveller. Lots of love to both of you. XX
Thanks, Jill! 😊🙏
What are u guys doing in Cyberjaya? That’s like 1 hour away from KL city
Hey June! We love it here as we can almost call it our home base whilst we are exploring Malaysia. We chose Cyberjaya as the apartments here are super modern with a speedy wifi and that's exactly what we need now whilst we are still settling in with our online jobs. We actually don't mind that it's 1 or more hour away from KL central, we have stayed in KL almost two years ago for a week and we believe that it's time to stay at different areas :) We just find it very convenient here in Cyberjaya, plus you can always go biking around the lakes, etc :) I guess each to their own choice :)
If you use the public transport a lot, I suggest you buy a Touch-N-Go card. No need to buy tokens. Easy to top-up at 7-11s, newsstands, etc.
Hey there! We mostly do exploring on the weekends as we work our socks off Monday to Friday hehe but thanks for the tip! Might have to have a look into it 😉👍
....Roti taste so heavenly more so when its all wraped up with all the yummyness as a burrito 😋 #cheerstofreedom
Yaaaassss!!! 😍
The roti canai costs 5x more than at a stall or non-complex shop.
Wow.. it's just amazing that u enjoy the Chow Kit Market.. the real wet market actually located at the back.. but nothing much u can find there except raw cooking material... Salak is also known as snake fruits which it's name obviously came from the snake-scales-looking-skin.. and girls.. u are pretty brave to try Air Balang or Big Jar Drink.. I don't really suggest u to try that, as the drink might be in the jars for days and the seller keep refilling it with new batch next morning.. and, finger crossed, hopefully u didn't catch diarrhea later.. ever since u loved satay so much.. please plan a trip to Kajang.. they are the sate Mecca in Malaysia.. and home to famous Haji Samuri Sate chain.. there are a food court, Medan Sate, that dedicated only for sate in Kajang.. besides chicken n beef, they also serves mutton, duck, rabbit, venison, beef tripe, beef lung, beef bone sate.. for innards sate, locals tend to spice it heavily to clear the gamey taste n it's works really well.. u can get there by MRT but u have to get to the KL city first.. however, Kajang is very near to your place in Cyberjaya and would takes around 20-30 minutes drive.. so Uber/Grab is the best to get there..
Wooow! Thank you so much for all the recommendations! 🤗 ahh, really?? woow, that is kind of scary! No, luckily we didn't get bad stomach cramps or anything like it. It was actually pretty delicious but now that you told us this, we'll be more careful just in case! 😬😄
Can you stated the cases of diarrhea in Malaysia caused by air balang. How often the cases of diarrhea in Malaysia caused by air balang. Please don't give false statement to tourist if you not sure, and how you know that the seller keep refilling it with new batch next morning....If there is any cases of diarrhea caused by air balang, I pretty sure the local autority will not allowed any stall to sale air balang to the customer.
Satay kajang haji samuri chain is overrated nowadays. It was superb in the old days because its prepared in more traditional ways and fresh but since its been 'too commercialised', the satay were prepared much too early and they kept it frozen sometimes for days to catch up with the demand. Their peanut sauces, however, is still the one worthy to try for. I live in Kajang and we Kajang people are more into Satay Willy now. It's main branch located at the Sungai Ramal foodcourt but you can find one of their branch in Bangi (Section 7). Give it a try when you are back in Malaysia. Chasing a Plate had tried all three famous Satay Kajang and rated Satay Willy as the best, just so you know. Cheers!
There is one on Putrajaya by explorer list two hrs ago as promised
We are thinking of exploring Putrajaya this weekend! Keep your eyes peeled for some amazing travel vlogs from us! You can also follow us on Instagram: beer4breakfast2 as we post loads of Insta Stories on there too! 😉
Come to perhetian island besut terengganu
Hey Rilek! Everyone keeps talking about these islands so we will definitely have to go there ourselves! Are you from there? 🙃
You could also go to KL by train from Cyberjaya / Putrajaya KLIA Transit train station - frequency every 20 minutes and travel time about 18 minutes. Use bus or Grab/Uber from Cyberjaya to KLIA Transit station.
We actually used KLIA train already from Putrajaya which is of course more expensive than buses but definitely quicker ☺️we talk about it in our upcoming videos ! 😍👍
Thanks for sharing your tips with fellow travel lovers ! ☺️
air balang, air=water balang=is the container, the drink that you drink is actually another type of cendol.
Hi! You guys should try out Nasi Kandar being in Malaysia. It will also great content for a Vlog... One is in the building right next to Starbucks ... I think it's called Nasi Kandar D'Tas Maju...
We have been into a few places which state Nasi Kandar. Can you explain a little bit about it? We did ask when we dined at a restaurant but didn’t really get a good answer to explain it properly on our vlog.
But we will 100% try it again!!
It's mainly a north Malaysian dish. Of what I have heard the name "Nasi Kandar" means rice carried on shoulders... during old times people used to sell plates of rice with different types of curries and they didn't have shops or permanent buildings. Hence they would carry it on their shoulders and sell door to door!!
But on the other hand I personally love the fact that there is so much variety to choose from and there is no set menu, it's like a buffet but you pay at the end once the waiter sees whats on your plate and writes a reasonable bill.
Maybe a map insert every so often would be helpful to those of us who are geographically challenged...
High five to u both for going up and down all those stairs
How much money were the dark caves to get in?
Hey there Wendy! It's about £5.40 or 6.20 US dollars for 45 minutes tour 😉
even though i am malaysian and lives in kuala lumpur.. i've never been to batu caves.. lol.. what a shame
Hey there, Hazim! Ohh it's okey, don't be ashamed. Maybe you'll get there one day :)
The guy with the menu LOL 😂
Hi you two.. Nice travel
Pls come..
Thanks so much!!!!
@@BeerForBreakfast welcome dear..
Watch out the monkeys
They are so noty..
you should go to perhentian island,redang island east coast malaysia....cameron highland,Malacca,putrajaya,genting highland,bukit tinggi...
Hey there! We are actually going to Malacca for three days this weekend and we also have some of those other places that you mentioned on our list! We are staying in Malaysia for nearly 3 months so we'll do a lot of exploring! 🙏
When youre in Malacca go to Selvam Restaurant was one of the best indian food I had in Malaysia. :D You´re booth are aws :D
may I know places you visit soon?
We are going somewhere new to us every weekend so just keep your eyes peeled on our channel and you'll find out, darling! We don't have a plan set in stone, we take it easy so we don't wanna say anything just in case it doesn't come true 🙃👍
😍😍🤐
nice video..you doing a lot today...oh dear you got weet without warning..😏
Dying laughing Lmao how was those 2 ladies going to sell anything when sleeping tooooooo funny smh smh Lmao
Hahaha, it was so funny looking at them sleep! I think they only had one massive durian on their table and couple of more fruits haha.
Beer For Breakfast its a jackfruit by the way.
By the look at its color, the chai wasnt a good ones.... Not many places can make a good teh tarik the way some mamak stalls brewed them.
Hey there! Micha actually just ordered a normal tea, it wasn't chai I believe and I ordered coffee with milk 🙃 But yeah, we know that the best Chai tea we ever had was in India! 😍
Similar to indian food.
Yes! We absolutely loved Indian food too and we know that Roti Canai is influenced by Indian culture too 😍👍
It is statue of Lord Murugan not Buddha
What you said Malaysia is a Muslim Country ...But you are showing Lord Muruga Statues is a Hindu God ?
Hinduism isn't actually the legit name there is no mention of the name Hindu in any of ancient scriptures . Actually it is called sanatan Dharma ( The eternal religion) . All South East Asia has influence of sanatan Dharma popularly known as hinduism.
Hey Dev, thanks for your comments and sharing your knowledge with fellow travel lovers! It's good to know it 😌🙏👍