Thanks for watching all!🙌 Special thanks to Ken Abroad for inviting us on this adventurous day! What a great idea! Be sure the check out his video here: m.th-cam.com/video/DMXzgDSvWlU/w-d-xo.html Stay tuned for more videos from us! Don’t forget to follow us on instagram (@jetlagwarriors) for behind the scenes and daily stories✌️
Welcome to my hometown Kota Bharu. One place you should check out, the place where Japanese army landed in 1941, 6 hours before Japanese army attacked Pearl Harbor, that started WW2
Hi Steve and Ivana, Nice trip to Rantau Panjang. By the way I like your jersey, nice gift. SAIFUL 35. Great deal. Eventho, that salesman at the shop sell it at RM60 over RM55 but you get your print at no cost. Which is flat at RM60. Just imagine you get it at RM55 and you pay print at RM5 so total will be RM60. God know the best for you. Anyway, try to do some vlog like this. Nice to watch. Stay safe and happy exploring Steve and Ivana. Chow.
If you go to Tumpat, there are like 3-5 massive Buddha statue with different position at each wat (temple), the architecture is very interesting. (Wat machimmaran, wat phikulton, wat maisuwankiri etc). And there's a lot of thai kampung. Also the oldest mosque in Malaysia, Masid Kampung Laut, but it has been moved to another district.
Oh wow, you went to Rantau Panjang?😱 That’s my hometown. What Syed said about Malaysia-Thailand border is true. We have relatives over Thailand and during Eid, the road into and out of Thailand became jammed as many of us will cross the border to visit our families. FYI, Narathiwat, Yala and Pattani are Malay Muslim majority states of Thailand. We were separated because of Japan agreement with Thailand during Japanese occupation. At the time, 7 Malay states (Narathiwat, Yala, Pattani, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Perlis) were given to Thailand as a gift from Japan for giving them access to cross and colonise Malaya. After Japan surrender in World War 2, British obviously wanted to take their colonies back but only managed to get 4 out of the 7 Malay states (Kelantan, Kedah, Terengganu and Perlis) in 1909 Anglo-Siamese treaty. That’s how we Malay families were separated into two countries. No matter our nationalities, we’re still Malay and we’re still families.
That's really interesting. I'm Malaysian and I never knew that. Big thanks to Steve and Ivana for opening our eyes to the states in Msia, and to show the world!
What has happened was a true Malaysian hospitality shown by 'Mr K'.. And I love the saiful jersey.. Suits you well Steve.. Can't wait for Ivana to have one too with 'Syarifah' printed at the back..
Mr K is the epitome of Malaysian Hospitality! Tabik hormat (Salute)! And I still can't believe I'm learning so much about my own country via a couple of Canadians! Keep it up, Steve & Ivana! 😘
Thanks for you guys because of your vlog you also promoting Malaysia to the world...I think Malaysia commercial TV need to invite you all in their program.
I actually really like this vlog.Was smiling the whole time.3 foreigners wandering around aimlessly in a kampung,into people’s’ backyard,work sheds...was expecting you to stumble into someone’s kitchen by mistake lol.If you were to do this in North America or Europe they probably would call the police on you haha.Steve with that Saiful jersey is like a kid getting his Christmas present.So cute.Is Ken from Austria?He has Wolfgang Puck’s accent.
Another good vlog. Free & easy style this time but still good. Kampung people are generally friendlier & helpful. They are very hospitable towards strangers. And if you ask for water they will give you food as well. And if you ask to buy fruits on a tree in their compound they will give you for free. That’s kampong folks for you.
Thanks Steve and Ivana. Really good content. I enjoyed watching your travel vlogs since Hari Raya video.. never stopped watching your channel almost everyday. 😁😁😁 I love watching travelog its like we are traveling too but from distance.
You mentioned some of the people there prefer to live in Malaysia... it's mainly because the southern Thailand region is a bit unstable due to religious issues... As I mentioned at Ken's vlog, that part of Thailand used to be a part of a Malay dynasty. So, it's not a surprise that the people were and are mostly Muslim if not all. As for the daily commute to and fro... it's an open secret. I believe the authorities turn a blind eye... until the pandemic happened hence the fences being put up.
The river that borders Malaysia and Thailand is called Sungai Golok (Golok River). That narrow river was determined as border between Kelantan and Thailand in 1909 by the British. The Anglo-Siamese Treaty in 1909 split the Malay-Muslim state of Kelantan to be under British protectorate and the Malay-Muslim state of Pattani as Thailand territory. Because Thailand's government was under military style administration since 1930s, there are many revolts from the Malay-Muslim territories of southern Thailand as they prefer to join Malaysia, because they are predominantly Malay-Muslim people. But, nothing can be done now. The town on the Thailand's side is called Tak Bai. People from both places still can cross the borders before this Covid-19 pandemic. Now, Malaysia and Thailand close the borders mainly because to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Love the Yellow 35 Saiful jersey on Steve. This is one sweet memory you will take home with. Remember the name SAIFUL and you will remember the warm and super friendly Malaysians!!!
Always love to see saiful@ steve antics..full of fun. Ken shd buy one jersey with his name. The people are honoured to have you all there n buying their products. Looking for more of you all vlogs
Hi! Hi! Just came here from Ken's vlog. Wow! That's a nice T-shirt. Mr. K & the elderly man are so friendly & generous. Steven, your mask keep dropping. It's too big for you🤣 maybe you can tie a knot on each side, to fit better. I did that too.
@@JetLagWarriors I strongly suggest if you plan to buy fabric mask..have the logo of TH-cam with words jet lag warriors on it..just like mark Weins customised face mask..since face mask is an essential daily wear... just have 2 or 3 sets each and no need to buy anymore disposable mask..make sure the fabric mask is of reasonable quality and not compromise on protection..
I want to go there...looking at Thailand from Malaysia. It seems during the dry season the river dries up n people from Thailand n Malaysia flock the waterless river for a picnic. Cool.
Travelgramer they go only brunei and serawak area a lot...not the same like jatlag....i see all the video that you all going around malaysia...new video from travelgramer is in train...not the same going village road....travelgramer being...is brunei...sabah and serawak...and alot in langkawi....
Hi guys, actually the interesting thing is that Kelantan and three other Malaysian states were administered by Thailand - for about 2 years plus during the second world war and prior to that another period of time ( can't remember when). Hence the Thai influence that you witness.
Many thanks for this. My last visit to Rantau Panjang was in the 50s when I was about 9 or 10 yrs old. The only way to get there from Kota Bahru was by train. Rantau Panjang was just an immigration/custom post. Across the river on the Thai side is Golok...much like a cowboy town then. We just crossed the railway bridge to get there! Your vid brings back a lot of fond memories.....I have been following your travel vid for some time now. Thanks again.
Bestnyer Kelantan pakai Jawi... ngan Terengganu... sekarang Pahang pun katanya nak mula... Doakanla kat Perak pun sama 😢 Tapi sekolah rendah aku tulis jawi ahahah
BE PoSiTiVe Pakcik aku dulu jawab SPM kertas BM dalam Jawi. Masa tu tahun 70an 80 an lah agaknya. Dia tu dulu sekolah pondok dari kecik sehingga remaja. Dia mula2 masuk sekolah ketika dia Tingkatan 4, tu pun sbb nak ambik SPM je. Disebabkan dia dulu kerja tadah kitab je dan bahasa Kelantan dia memang pekat, tatabahasa BM dia memang kelaut. Kalau tak disebabkan dia jawab kertas BM SPM dalam Jawi, aku rasa dah lama dia fail. Sekarang ni alhamdulillah dia dah jadi ustaz lulusan Al-Azhar.😇
Guy's your vlogs are getting better and better, its very rare to find travel vlogers who can combine and give great insights about the country's / city's with a good taste of the food, culture and interactions with locals presented in a high level of videography and amazing drone shots, its unfortunate your efforts is not yet rewarded with the amount of subscribers that you deserve, but I hope soon.
@@piehensem6754 kalau nak letak fullstop sampai SAIF je... Kalau tambah UL perkataan tu tergantung.... Saif = sword Saif ul = sword of........ Of what?
Hey Saiful..nice jersey buddy, just watched this part..enjoy digging your valuable experience to all of you..Ken and of course Ivana. #staysafe & #stayhealthy 😊
Southern Thailand is dominated by ethnically Malay people of Thai nationality. Most of the Thai people today are mainly Tai-Kadai people who originated from Southern China who migrated a few centuries ago. If you go to the southern part of Thailand, such as Krabi, Satun, Yala, Pattani, Songkla, Narathiwat and Trang, you can find some similarity in food with Malaysia.
Same with the Kalimantan-Sarawak border where people can cross from Indonesia to Malaysia and back. Also Johor Baru-Singapore border causeway where Malaysians and Singaporeans can see each other via a 1km crossing.
Ahmad Saiful & Sharifah are shy.... What??? ha..ha.. Nice Jersey Saiful! Now you wear matching colour with Ivana...There you have it!! I'm so loving Ken Abroad & Jetlag Warrior's Collaboration!! Keep it coming guys!!
yes! We are shy!! Trying to be more forward and interact more with the locals. But you all, our subscribers are our motivation to be braver! So thanks!
Wow! amazing, your guys visited RP, my hometown.....childhood place (see the 3rd house far behind in video at this timing 5:10) indeed a lot of changes and VERY clean 'Pekan' now! thumb up Rantau Panjang! Stay safe while exploring during a pandemic.
Hai Kent I hope you have fun wild travelling in Kota Baharu.. and I hope you will bring more friend and you're family one day to Kelantan. @ Malaysia...
Nice awesome jersey saiful. i think sharifah need to have one too. and kamal too... southern thailand is predominantly malay people same as in malaysia. only the international border divide us apart. in the past, southern thailand was under malay ruler and Pattani historically was a great malay kingdom. the fact that people didn't know is that bangkok itself is first inhabited by malay people, even the name bangkok is derives from malay word "bengkok" which showing the bent route of the chao phraya river.
Rantau Panjang is a popular destination for Malaysian bargain hunters of handicrafts. Since it's close proximity to Thailand, a lot of Thai crafts can be obtained at cheap prices. The shops in town are usually crowded with local tourists looking for home decorations and souvenirs. Due to the Covid Pandemic, local tourists aren't travelling around. Buses travel almost empty as people are cautious to travel. Many years ago, I had the opportunity to cross the river illegally with my friends, by sampan (row boat), without my Malaysian passport or border pass. Once across, had to take a motorbike ride to the small town of Golok, on the Thai side. Went exploring for a few hours and returned by the same means.
Wow!So nice & sweet of Mr Kay,he does a very 👍🏻job....your jersey with your favorite no. & Saiful look cool!Steve’s always very chatty,but Ivana’s a little quiet,tiring I guess. Enjoy & cheers😊
Nice vid mate. Thanks Saiful for visiting my home town. It would be nice if I was still in the village. I can guide you all to explore interesting places. Btw Mr. K is one of my friends. He is indeed a good man. Sila datang lagi ya!
You guys meet a nice people today.. Most Malaysian regardless of race really friendly people. Even the name Saiful on your jersey he did for free.Meet a nice local peoples an interaction with them give a sight how we're Malaysian people live such in a harmony way..went to the hidden gems area meet with local..you guys not a command tourist anymore for me but real traveller. Some youtubers I just lost in the middle of their journey because some video just lame and its just watch something keep repeated by other youtuber. You guys really inspire me. Good job Steve and Ivana.. There you have it👏💪
Hahaha....Thanks for showing how Rantau Panjang looks like today, nice... In the 1990s, I was there to visit a friend one morning. I saw him walking coolly across from Thailand side (Golok). He told me that he always go over to the Thai side for meals (cheaper those days, not sure now) just like that...easy going & friendly people... Also, during the dry season, when the water level is low, you could just walk across, at certain part of the river (Sungai Golok)...Of course, like all borders across the world, there are also some smuggling activities but I believe, it better managed nowadays. Another local friend suggested that we should visit Narathiwat (Thailand side) for the night..I asked what's interesting there? He replied "Cowboy Town!!!" I guessed I chickened out...Hahaha I hope it is OK to add such stories in the comments to share/add "fun/colour/stories" for places that you shared. Great Video. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Very interesting to have shirt print with own name and favour number. Print quality look good and it just get done on the Spot. Wow ! This is print shop going to be famous soon by tourists after you and Ken video.
Towns on the Thai side of the border usually grow faster than towns on the Malaysian side. This is because Thai towns cater to Malaysians crossing over for entertainment like karaoke bars, night clubs, drinking bars, massage parlours and prostitute joints. Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but the government has turn a blind eye because of the foreign cash flowing into the towns. So most Thai towns on the border with Malaysia are some of the fastest growing towns in the world. Examples are Hat Yai, Danok, Betong and Sungai Golok. These towns have boomed coz the money flowing in through the sex trade. Most of the towns are known as sin cities like Hat Yai which at one time was heavilly frequented by Malaysian and Singaporean men. Now Singaporean men have turned the sights to Batam in Indonesia - a speed ferry ride away from Singapore. Their attention - the NED ( Nagoya entertainment district).
Awesome vlog! If you visit southern Thailand you will notice that goods there are priced in both Thai Baht and Malaysian Ringgit. Ringgit is used interchangeably with Baht. Correct me if i'm wrong, southern Thailand is probably more economically linked (and somewhat dependent) to Malaysia than it is to Northern Thailand.
I love exploring Thai Malaysian places. You actually can find the community in Penang, Kedah & Perlis too. Visiting wat that looks Thai but located in Malaysia is priceless.. 😘
He bought the jersey, but the guy who did the ink on the shirt provided his service for free. Definitely gonna come there and givr the guy a visit if I ever visited tht place. Such a cool dude. Would love to support his business.
You should try the Malaysia's last survival night sleeper train from Tumpat,kelantan to johor bahru in the south. The train journey takes more than 17 hours. The fares is only rm44 for the standard coach & rm56 for sleeper coach. The train depart form tumpat on 7.50pm and will arrived at JB on 12.30pm on the next day
I really enjoy watching your video. I watch both video ken and jetlag W. 😁 So i support both of you. And i like when both of you share experience. #KitaJagaKita #StaySafe 🇲🇾
After travel in Kelantan state..if you not hesitate you also can travel to Pahang state that is large state in peninsula of Malaysia. You can go to Pahang state capital with is Kuantan.
I think that Jersey making process is called self-screen printing. Hey, I've been there, both sides. The other side is Golok, probably the Southern most tip of Thailand. Golok is where locals (m'sians and kelantanese) go for a dirty outing. Cheap booze, massages, great food and "working girls".
Thanks for watching all!🙌
Special thanks to Ken Abroad for inviting us on this adventurous day! What a great idea!
Be sure the check out his video here:
m.th-cam.com/video/DMXzgDSvWlU/w-d-xo.html
Stay tuned for more videos from us!
Don’t forget to follow us on instagram (@jetlagwarriors) for behind the scenes and daily stories✌️
Love your shirt and the sour mango is to be eaten with a mixture of soya sos, chill and sugar.
Where did u have your dinner?
Welcome to my hometown Kota Bharu. One place you should check out, the place where Japanese army landed in 1941, 6 hours before Japanese army attacked Pearl Harbor, that started WW2
Hi Steve and Ivana,
Nice trip to Rantau Panjang. By the way I like your jersey, nice gift. SAIFUL 35. Great deal. Eventho, that salesman at the shop sell it at RM60 over RM55 but you get your print at no cost. Which is flat at RM60. Just imagine you get it at RM55 and you pay print at RM5 so total will be RM60.
God know the best for you. Anyway, try to do some vlog like this. Nice to watch.
Stay safe and happy exploring Steve and Ivana. Chow.
If you go to Tumpat, there are like 3-5 massive Buddha statue with different position at each wat (temple), the architecture is very interesting. (Wat machimmaran, wat phikulton, wat maisuwankiri etc). And there's a lot of thai kampung. Also the oldest mosque in Malaysia, Masid Kampung Laut, but it has been moved to another district.
Oh wow, you went to Rantau Panjang?😱 That’s my hometown. What Syed said about Malaysia-Thailand border is true. We have relatives over Thailand and during Eid, the road into and out of Thailand became jammed as many of us will cross the border to visit our families.
FYI, Narathiwat, Yala and Pattani are Malay Muslim majority states of Thailand. We were separated because of Japan agreement with Thailand during Japanese occupation. At the time, 7 Malay states (Narathiwat, Yala, Pattani, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Perlis) were given to Thailand as a gift from Japan for giving them access to cross and colonise Malaya.
After Japan surrender in World War 2, British obviously wanted to take their colonies back but only managed to get 4 out of the 7 Malay states (Kelantan, Kedah, Terengganu and Perlis) in 1909 Anglo-Siamese treaty. That’s how we Malay families were separated into two countries. No matter our nationalities, we’re still Malay and we’re still families.
very interesting history. Thanks for sharing!👍
That's really interesting. I'm Malaysian and I never knew that. Big thanks to Steve and Ivana for opening our eyes to the states in Msia, and to show the world!
Thank you for that info.
Thanks for the good info. Even I'm Malaysian do not know about this history.
Also Terengganu
Ken style of vlogging is free & easy, Steve & Ivana is well planned, together you guy are awesome.
What has happened was a true Malaysian hospitality shown by 'Mr K'.. And I love the saiful jersey.. Suits you well Steve.. Can't wait for Ivana to have one too with 'Syarifah' printed at the back..
love Malaysian hospitality. Very nice people here👍
Mr K is the epitome of Malaysian Hospitality! Tabik hormat (Salute)! And I still can't believe I'm learning so much about my own country via a couple of Canadians! Keep it up, Steve & Ivana! 😘
That shirt looks really cool on you saiful! 😬
thanks for helping me pick!! Wouldn’t have gotten it without your help!
Free printing make it super cool...🤣🤣🤣
thank you Kamal
KAMAL commenting SAIFUL 😂😂😂
All of u like big family. 😁
Thanks for you guys because of your vlog you also promoting Malaysia to the world...I think Malaysia commercial TV need to invite you all in their program.
Even we M'sian have not explore this part of town. Only those who stay there. You are bringing me for the 1st time!
whoah! Glad we “took” you with us
There’s real natural chemistry between both your channels and create great synergies in terms of contents and feel. Double thumbs up!!
thank you!!
Nice “Saiful” jersey!
hehe thanks!
N he's lucky got free printing fr the Jersey lol
@@JetLagWarriors perfect on you!
Yeah great guy for offering to print it for free
It’s my first time seeing how they do custom prints shirts, very interesting. Thank you for sharing
cool, right!?
@@JetLagWarriors very very cool
i watch both channel...ken and you...i feel so glad that you all come to visit malaysia and enjoy our food and culture
thanks so much
I actually really like this vlog.Was smiling the whole time.3 foreigners wandering around aimlessly in a kampung,into people’s’ backyard,work sheds...was expecting you to stumble into someone’s kitchen by mistake lol.If you were to do this in North America or Europe they probably would call the police on you haha.Steve with that Saiful jersey is like a kid getting his Christmas present.So cute.Is Ken from Austria?He has Wolfgang Puck’s accent.
haha thanks! It was an adventurous day👍
Ken is from Germany.
Another good vlog. Free & easy style this time but still good. Kampung people are generally friendlier & helpful. They are very hospitable towards strangers. And if you ask for water they will give you food as well. And if you ask to buy fruits on a tree in their compound they will give you for free. That’s kampong folks for you.
Thanks Steve and Ivana. Really good content. I enjoyed watching your travel vlogs since Hari Raya video.. never stopped watching your channel almost everyday. 😁😁😁 I love watching travelog its like we are traveling too but from distance.
ah thanks so much!! Btw, which hari raya video? puasa or haji?
@@JetLagWarriors raya puasa. Hehe because of MCO and can't do so much at home. watch TH-cam 24/7 🤣🤣🤣.
Wow nice one Saiful. Also good collab with Ken. Should do more of this.
thank you. Stay tuned for more videos
U make us proud Mr.K!! Malaysian hospitality right there.
he was so nice!!
@@JetLagWarriors Saiful, could you share the location of Mr. K's shop please?
You mentioned some of the people there prefer to live in Malaysia... it's mainly because the southern Thailand region is a bit unstable due to religious issues... As I mentioned at Ken's vlog, that part of Thailand used to be a part of a Malay dynasty. So, it's not a surprise that the people were and are mostly Muslim if not all. As for the daily commute to and fro... it's an open secret. I believe the authorities turn a blind eye... until the pandemic happened hence the fences being put up.
oh thanks for sharing this info
Since you guys bought the jersey, today I declare you guys as Malayan Tigers Fan or Peminat Harimau Malaya
wohoooo!👊
Yayy new jersey with your Malay name. I was grinning ear to ear by only watching the thumbnail at first
hahah😂😂
The river that borders Malaysia and Thailand is called Sungai Golok (Golok River). That narrow river was determined as border between Kelantan and Thailand in 1909 by the British. The Anglo-Siamese Treaty in 1909 split the Malay-Muslim state of Kelantan to be under British protectorate and the Malay-Muslim state of Pattani as Thailand territory. Because Thailand's government was under military style administration since 1930s, there are many revolts from the Malay-Muslim territories of southern Thailand as they prefer to join Malaysia, because they are predominantly Malay-Muslim people. But, nothing can be done now. The town on the Thailand's side is called Tak Bai. People from both places still can cross the borders before this Covid-19 pandemic. Now, Malaysia and Thailand close the borders mainly because to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Another Day, Another Ken. Really fun watching both Traveler Channels making videos together. If only I was with you guys and having fun now😭😭😭
thanks!!
Thats life guys, you asking for 5rm less for the jersey and failed, somehow you have your name for free. lol
haha you are right!!!👍😁 love this comment
And without having to ask for it👍
that is what friendship means. be like one minute stranger, after that.. a new friend
You have to be patient 😂 that's a life
sometime, we just need a patient...
Heyy Saiful.. Nice jersey derr..(derr = 'brother') 👍🏼😄🙌🏼
thanks derr
Love the Yellow 35 Saiful jersey on Steve. This is one sweet memory you will take home with. Remember the name SAIFUL and you will remember the warm and super friendly Malaysians!!!
that shirt lookin good saiful!!! amazing! what a man mr K.
Wow, nice yellow jersey and name ! Ivana was wearing yellow too. So nice of that guy to give you FOC.
yay! We are matching!! and yes, Malaysian hospitality👍
Zon Bebas Cukai is duty-free zone
after watching ken channel... I'm seeing this...
haha thanks!
Love the jersey! Another great vlog. Smiling from ear to ear. Keep safe and healthy.
as mr. K said to his buddy you look like jdt football player named Kiko Insa when you wore that jersey
NATXO INSA. Not kiko
Always love to see saiful@ steve antics..full of fun. Ken shd buy one jersey with his name. The people are honoured to have you all there n buying their products. Looking for more of you all vlogs
thanks!!
Hi! Hi! Just came here from Ken's vlog. Wow! That's a nice T-shirt. Mr. K & the elderly man are so friendly & generous.
Steven, your mask keep dropping. It's too big for you🤣 maybe you can tie a knot on each side, to fit better. I did that too.
hi! Ah when i tie it, it hurts my ears! Haha maybe i will invest on a fabric mask
@@JetLagWarriors I strongly suggest if you plan to buy fabric mask..have the logo of TH-cam with words jet lag warriors on it..just like mark Weins customised face mask..since face mask is an essential daily wear... just have 2 or 3 sets each and no need to buy anymore disposable mask..make sure the fabric mask is of reasonable quality and not compromise on protection..
I want to go there...looking at Thailand from Malaysia. It seems during the dry season the river dries up n people from Thailand n Malaysia flock the waterless river for a picnic. Cool.
wow would be cool too to see it when covid is gone
That's y got barp wire... Covid cannot go play the river...
You guys the fisrt that travel in malaysia...i mean all the village area...you are the best...
thank you🙏
Travelgramer they go only brunei and serawak area a lot...not the same like jatlag....i see all the video that you all going around malaysia...new video from travelgramer is in train...not the same going village road....travelgramer being...is brunei...sabah and serawak...and alot in langkawi....
LOVE this vlog! I was laughing so much. And the jersey with the name and number, looks SO GOOD! Kudos, guys!
haha thanks! Glad you like it
@@JetLagWarriors Like it? I LOVE IT!
There you have it Steve!!!
Hahaha you the great backpackers . I'm happy after watching your video
thank you
Rantau Panjang, Golok, d shopping paradise for kelantanese for as long as I can remember. Nice video.
thank you!
@@JetLagWarriors Is this part of your spontaneous, unplanned trip?
Hi guys, actually the interesting thing is that Kelantan and three other Malaysian states were administered by Thailand - for about 2 years plus during the second world war and prior to that another period of time ( can't remember when). Hence the Thai influence that you witness.
Many thanks for this. My last visit to Rantau Panjang was in the 50s when I was about 9 or 10 yrs old. The only way to get there from Kota Bahru was by train. Rantau Panjang was just an immigration/custom post. Across the river on the Thai side is Golok...much like a cowboy town then. We just crossed the railway bridge to get there! Your vid brings back a lot of fond memories.....I have been following your travel vid for some time now. Thanks again.
SAIFUL.. YOU ARE THE BEST... regards Singapore...
Don't be afraid to bargain...we Malaysian are ok with it
They already have the new Liverpool jersey in stock 😂 This is so wild, Mr K allowed you to take video
Dats why. 🤣🤣
Bestnyer Kelantan pakai Jawi... ngan Terengganu... sekarang Pahang pun katanya nak mula...
Doakanla kat Perak pun sama 😢
Tapi sekolah rendah aku tulis jawi ahahah
BE PoSiTiVe Pakcik aku dulu jawab SPM kertas BM dalam Jawi. Masa tu tahun 70an 80 an lah agaknya. Dia tu dulu sekolah pondok dari kecik sehingga remaja. Dia mula2 masuk sekolah ketika dia Tingkatan 4, tu pun sbb nak ambik SPM je. Disebabkan dia dulu kerja tadah kitab je dan bahasa Kelantan dia memang pekat, tatabahasa BM dia memang kelaut. Kalau tak disebabkan dia jawab kertas BM SPM dalam Jawi, aku rasa dah lama dia fail. Sekarang ni alhamdulillah dia dah jadi ustaz lulusan Al-Azhar.😇
Guy's your vlogs are getting better and better, its very rare to find travel vlogers who can combine and give great insights about the country's / city's with a good taste of the food, culture and interactions with locals presented in a high level of videography and amazing drone shots, its unfortunate your efforts is not yet rewarded with the amount of subscribers that you deserve, but I hope soon.
Great travel vlog guys!
I just create my own mantra :-
'I travel around the world with Steve and Ivana via TH-cam.'
wow!👏👏👏 You are awesome!!
That is awesome Jersey with your customised name on it 👍🏻👍🏻
thanks!
ken abroad also in Kelantan...youtuber made trip to Kelantan...big clap yo!!!
when you return to your country, we will miss you "SAIFUL"
we will miss you!!! but hope you stay following our journey
@@JetLagWarriors 😣
Hi Steve.
For malay, words with 'A' is pronounced as Ah, as in father, mark or bath. :)
Thanks for this awesome video. I never been to Kelantan although I am Malaysian.
be sure to visit! Lots of things to do here
SAIFUL means = SWORD. . . . . normally the full name is Saifullah meaning Sword of Allah. . . . . . this is excellent name!
Saiful n full stop. No need to elabrate.
@@piehensem6754 🤣🤣🤣
@@piehensem6754 kalau nak letak fullstop sampai SAIF je... Kalau tambah UL perkataan tu tergantung....
Saif = sword
Saif ul = sword of........ Of what?
@@remyal-bahanji5835 saifuliblis
Hey Saiful..nice jersey buddy, just watched this part..enjoy digging your valuable experience to all of you..Ken and of course Ivana.
#staysafe &
#stayhealthy 😊
Funny old man..😂😂😂. Btw nice special custom 5 minutes jersey..
yeah he was very talkative! And awesome jersey steve got now
custom made!
I like the jersey with your Malay name....lol! 🤗
haha thanks
Southern Thailand is dominated by ethnically Malay people of Thai nationality. Most of the Thai people today are mainly Tai-Kadai people who originated from Southern China who migrated a few centuries ago. If you go to the southern part of Thailand, such as Krabi, Satun, Yala, Pattani, Songkla, Narathiwat and Trang, you can find some similarity in food with Malaysia.
wow! would love to visit Thailand just to see the similarities with Malaysia
because of gengis they run to the south.. lol
Him: what name u want?
Steve: Saiful
Him: Aaa??!
I choked 🤣🤣🤣
hahahahhaha😂😂😂😂
@@JetLagWarriors
_Why Saiful?_
Kelantan my home town . Now im stay at sngapore . Really miss my kampung
ah hope you can visit soon
Bro bukan dah blk ke Msia ke skrg
Same with the Kalimantan-Sarawak border where people can cross from Indonesia to Malaysia and back. Also Johor Baru-Singapore border causeway where Malaysians and Singaporeans can see each other via a 1km crossing.
very interesting!! I would think the Singapore border being the strictest
With Kalimantan-Sabah border..on Pulau Sebatik..kitchen in Msia
.verandah in Indonesia...same house..
Ahmad Saiful & Sharifah are shy.... What??? ha..ha.. Nice Jersey Saiful! Now you wear matching colour with Ivana...There you have it!! I'm so loving Ken Abroad & Jetlag Warrior's Collaboration!! Keep it coming guys!!
yes! We are shy!! Trying to be more forward and interact more with the locals. But you all, our subscribers are our motivation to be braver! So thanks!
Saiful is a famous former Malaysian soccer international player. Formerly, he played for Pahang state and later signed up with KL.
Wow! amazing, your guys visited RP, my hometown.....childhood place (see the 3rd house far behind in video at this timing 5:10)
indeed a lot of changes and VERY clean 'Pekan' now! thumb up Rantau Panjang!
Stay safe while exploring during a pandemic.
thank you!
Hai Kent I hope you have fun wild travelling in Kota Baharu.. and I hope you will bring more friend and you're family one day to Kelantan. @ Malaysia...
Nice Jersey Saiful.. cool!
thanks!
Hello Saiful. You are really exploring and enjoying Malaysia more than Malaysians. Congratulations. Be safe.
thank you. You too, stay safe
Welcome to Kelantan Saiful 😄 u r officially Kelantanese as u wear that jersey.
😂😂thank you!
Nice awesome jersey saiful. i think sharifah need to have one too. and kamal too...
southern thailand is predominantly malay people same as in malaysia. only the international border divide us apart. in the past, southern thailand was under malay ruler and Pattani historically was a great malay kingdom. the fact that people didn't know is that bangkok itself is first inhabited by malay people, even the name bangkok is derives from malay word "bengkok" which showing the bent route of the chao phraya river.
wow awesome history lesson. Thanks!
Actually Siam & Cambodia as well indo china country is part of Malay archipelago during ancient time.
Rantau Panjang is a popular destination for Malaysian bargain hunters of handicrafts. Since it's close proximity to Thailand, a lot of Thai crafts can be obtained at cheap prices. The shops in town are usually crowded with local tourists looking for home decorations and souvenirs. Due to the Covid Pandemic, local tourists aren't travelling around. Buses travel almost empty as people are cautious to travel.
Many years ago, I had the opportunity to cross the river illegally with my friends, by sampan (row boat), without my Malaysian passport or border pass. Once across, had to take a motorbike ride to the small town of Golok, on the Thai side. Went exploring for a few hours and returned by the same means.
Wow!So nice & sweet of Mr Kay,he does a very 👍🏻job....your jersey with your favorite no. & Saiful look cool!Steve’s always very chatty,but Ivana’s a little quiet,tiring I guess. Enjoy & cheers😊
Thank for that "Abang" ! ..... you rock.
yes thanks he was so nice
Nice vid mate. Thanks Saiful for visiting my home town. It would be nice if I was still in the village. I can guide you all to explore interesting places. Btw Mr. K is one of my friends. He is indeed a good man. Sila datang lagi ya!
You guys meet a nice people today.. Most Malaysian regardless of race really friendly people. Even the name Saiful on your jersey he did for free.Meet a nice local peoples an interaction with them give a sight how we're Malaysian people live such in a harmony way..went to the hidden gems area meet with local..you guys not a command tourist anymore for me but real traveller. Some youtubers I just lost in the middle of their journey because some video just lame and its just watch something keep repeated by other youtuber. You guys really inspire me. Good job Steve and Ivana.. There you have it👏💪
whoah thanks so much!
agree, Malaysian people are so friendly and nice!
Thank you for showing Rantau Panjang to many of us who have not been there 🙏💖🍬
Hahaha....Thanks for showing how Rantau Panjang looks like today, nice...
In the 1990s, I was there to visit a friend one morning. I saw him walking coolly across from Thailand side (Golok). He told me that he always go over to the Thai side for meals (cheaper those days, not sure now) just like that...easy going & friendly people...
Also, during the dry season, when the water level is low, you could just walk across, at certain part of the river (Sungai Golok)...Of course, like all borders across the world, there are also some smuggling activities but I believe, it better managed nowadays. Another local friend suggested that we should visit Narathiwat (Thailand side) for the night..I asked what's interesting there? He replied "Cowboy Town!!!" I guessed I chickened out...Hahaha I hope it is OK to add such stories in the comments to share/add "fun/colour/stories" for places that you shared. Great Video. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Very interesting to have shirt print with own name and favour number. Print quality look good and it just get done on the Spot. Wow ! This is print shop going to be famous soon by tourists after you and Ken video.
Another nice spot to visit is buddhist temple at Tumpat. 30 minute drive from kota bharu.
a Malaysian hospitality..truly reflects Malaysian culture
amazing people!!❤️
Towns on the Thai side of the border usually grow faster than towns on the Malaysian side. This is because Thai towns cater to Malaysians crossing over for entertainment like karaoke bars, night clubs, drinking bars, massage parlours and prostitute joints. Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but the government has turn a blind eye because of the foreign cash flowing into the towns. So most Thai towns on the border with Malaysia are some of the fastest growing towns in the world. Examples are Hat Yai, Danok, Betong and Sungai Golok. These towns have boomed coz the money flowing in through the sex trade. Most of the towns are known as sin cities like Hat Yai which at one time was heavilly frequented by Malaysian and Singaporean men. Now Singaporean men have turned the sights to Batam in Indonesia - a speed ferry ride away from Singapore. Their attention - the NED ( Nagoya entertainment district).
interesting info.
Awesome vlog! If you visit southern Thailand you will notice that goods there are priced in both Thai Baht and Malaysian Ringgit. Ringgit is used interchangeably with Baht. Correct me if i'm wrong, southern Thailand is probably more economically linked (and somewhat dependent) to Malaysia than it is to Northern Thailand.
Awesome jersey bro. Luv it. 👍👍👍
thanks!
I love exploring Thai Malaysian places. You actually can find the community in Penang, Kedah & Perlis too.
Visiting wat that looks Thai but located in Malaysia is priceless.. 😘
yeah, very interesting!
The jersey look awesome, wish that ivana get one too, and have her own jersey.. rm60 is quite expensive though
yeah tried to go lower but no luck...
_I Subscribe This Channel Because Of Ken Abroad. Nice_
Really nice guy there man. Giving away free malaysian jersey! Very friendly.
He bought the jersey, but the guy who did the ink on the shirt provided his service for free. Definitely gonna come there and givr the guy a visit if I ever visited tht place. Such a cool dude. Would love to support his business.
You should try the Malaysia's last survival night sleeper train from Tumpat,kelantan to johor bahru in the south. The train journey takes more than 17 hours. The fares is only rm44 for the standard coach & rm56 for sleeper coach. The train depart form tumpat on 7.50pm and will arrived at JB on 12.30pm on the next day
16:50 True MH (Malaysian Hospitality) over there. Good job bro!
Thank you Mr K for the Saiful 35 .. hahaha. Great guy. And thank you for the friendship price.. love it.
Wow getting your name printed for free...You guys should promote their business as good gesture 😁
No discount for the jersey but got free of charge for the name & number! Wow... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
that jersey is dope!
thanks!
The jersey store charged you for more price but suddenly you got the name set for fee. I called it God's blessed
I keep watching this video just to see the football shirt. It looks very good on you.
@jetlag warriors, steve @saiful n ivana, this is Malaysian Hospitality!!
love it!!
Loving these vlogs!
😊👍
I really enjoy watching your video. I watch both video ken and jetlag W. 😁 So i support both of you. And i like when both of you share experience. #KitaJagaKita #StaySafe 🇲🇾
Nuce buddy...making friends. Love to see your next vlog
Hey hey... Saiful...
After travel in Kelantan state..if you not hesitate you also can travel to Pahang state that is large state in peninsula of Malaysia. You can go to Pahang state capital with is Kuantan.
Nice shirt Saiful.. Hahah..
Thanks!!
I think that Jersey making process is called self-screen printing. Hey, I've been there, both sides. The other side is Golok, probably the Southern most tip of Thailand. Golok is where locals (m'sians and kelantanese) go for a dirty outing. Cheap booze, massages, great food and "working girls".