I visit KL twice a year to visit family and could not agree with your recommendations more! Iʻll have to try the Oasia Suites and the double decker bus tour next time. The Batu caves are definitely worth the trip. Great job on the video...but I think Iʻll leave my togs in Hawaii!
How to be a Malaysian ;- 1. Wear jeans and flip-flops. 2. Eat "Nasi Lemak" (Coconut Rice) or "Roti Canai" (Flatbread) for breakfast and drinking "Teh Tarik" (Hot Milk Tea). 3. Stare at your phone all day. 4. Eat "Nasi Campur" (rice dishes with chicken or beef and vegetables) for lunch. 5. Ask for a discount. Say "Berapa" (how much), "Kurang lah sikit" (can I get a better deal), "Boleh" (accept), "Tak apa lah" (refuse nicely). 6. Feeding stray cats who comes on your table by throw your food on the ground and let the cats help themselves. 7. Calling someone older than you "Abang" (brother) for male and "Kakak" (sister) for female. Old man "Pak Cik" (uncle) and old lady "Mak Cik" (aunt). "Adik" for younger people. 8. Love football even we have never reached the world cup tournament. 9. Chillin' at the Mamak restaurant and have a drink after whatever you did like meeting, working, shopping, playing, whatever. 10. Uptown (midnight market) - cheap stuffs from China. "Cuci mata" (hang out without buying anything).
No. 7, do not use uncle/pakcik and auntie/makcik unless you really have blood relation with the person, just stick to abang and akak for informal situations, and encik/sir or cik/ms/madam. Or just be silent on the part of how to address the person for eg just say hello, thank you, instead of saying hello sir, thank you madam etc
About how to dress for Kuala Lumpur : You can wear short shorts as many locals but because of its high Hindu and Muslim population, the community is going to be quite conservative. Wear anything you like, just not something as revealing as a cropped tank top. People tend to cover up their torsos more in KL rather than their legs so wearing shorts is perfectly fine.
Best time is during Ramadhan month. Just because it's the time the bazaars are open, more choices for food. Some dishes are just available during Ramadhan. Second best is during Durian season (May to August), but it's not just for Durians there are also other fruits too eg mangosteen, you have to experience it.
Yes, afternoon storm... So.. tips to travel..make sure to plan more indoor travelling after..afternoon.. the best is travel in morning... before the sun heat you up in 11am Nightlife in KL is awesome..
You can buy a cheap poncho from daiso at about rm5 (or I think now daiso has gone to 5.90 per any item), should be good enough to last your 2 weeks or even 1 month in Malaysia if you are not too robust with it. However they probably suit small to medium sized person, I'm not sure if they are okay for 6 footers
Public transports are much improved now. With mrt is currently fully operational and lrts etc. Dont forget to download GRABCAR app for easy moving around
Good video. Being a Malaysian residing in London, i can honestly acknowledge spot on for locations and recommendations. However, kindly do look into correcting your subtitle
You are right , weather is hot. You can escape the hot weather by taking a trip up the mountain to cameron highlands or genting highlands. Genting Highlands is about 45 minutes to an hour from Kuala Lumpur and do not miss out the gondola or cable car ride. Talking about food head to georgetown, Penang. In 2014 lonely planet rated it as the top food drstination in the world. I sincerely hope you return to malaysia soon. You are most welcome here in malaysia. By the way genting highlands is 1800 meters high and cameron highlands is 2000 meters both of this highlands above sea level . So weather is cool and refreshing. Cameron highlands is beautiful
@@travelforphoebe Thank you for replying. Malaysia loved you and we hope you will return to malaysia once international borders are reopen. I haven't subscribe to your channel yet but i will. Stay safe and and take care
I just realised you dont have a Malaysia playlist. Oh wait a minute, you dont have many videos about Malaysia either! Hope you can enjoy more of Malaysia when the country opens up this December. Cheers 😊
haha no we don't! We've only filmed in KL, sadly. Would absolutely LOVE to see more of Malaysia - it's such a beautiful place and the food is *AMAZING*!
@@travelforphoebe Ok may I suggest these places: 1) Cameron Highlands/Fraser Hill - Both hill stations set up by the British. Cameron Highlands has more to see because of the tea, vegetables and strawberry farms. 2) Perhentian, Kapas and Tioman Islands - Clear turqoise blue seas, perfect white sands and lots of reefs and marine life 3) Malacca - Historical city with ancient Portuguese, Dutch and Straits Chinese influence. 4) Penang - Home to the first British settlement and architecture in South East Asia. Great food and street art too. EAST MALAYSIA - MALAYSIAN BORNEO 5) Sabah - a)Kinabalu National Park - A perfect hiking trail up the tallest mountian in the region b) Kundasang Dairy Farm - An actual hill station with Friesian cow farming , with cheese and dairy products sold c) Sepilok Orang Utan and Sun Bear Conservation Centres - The only ones in the world that has succesfully bred new species of these animals in their natural habitat. d) Sipadan Islands - Voted best diving site in the world by Jacques Costeau and leading world divers 6) Sarawak a) Bako National Park - A full fledged national park home to some endangered species of monkeys, orang utan and crocodiles. b) Gunung Mulu National Park - A UNESCO World Heritage Park with some of the most unique cave for formations in the world, including the world's largest cave chamber, the Sarawak Chamber
Batu Caves are a steep stair climb and a working Temple, quite impressive, also the Dark Caves right next door. Pushing Taman Negara National Pk later this year also the land route from Singapore to KL maybe
Yeah probably that's the 1 tip that strikes me the most because very very rarely youtubers include that aspect, and unfortunately we do see 1 or 2 foreign tourists in their hunt for fun they forget to think of others and simply proceed with conducts that are either hurtful or frowned upon by the locals. And I'm not saying just in Malaysia, but anywhere in the world 😔 Let's bring peace anywhere we go 👍😊
A visit to Batu caves is a must. Also many beautiful temples and mosques welcome guests. Also I thought public transport in KL was cheap, clean and convenient!
Hi Phoebe, thanks so much for the tips you've given. Coming from Australia here also, my friends and I will be there for only 1 night and 1 whole until our flight the next day. After seeing your video we have some questions for you to answer, if you have time haha. 1) Can you spell the Indian place you liked eating at as well as the local street food place and other place to eat you mentioned haha. 2) For the day we get to spend there we're planning to visit the Batu caves early in the morning, is it worth it here? 3) We're trying to fit in, exactly in this order: (Morning to Lunch time) Batu Caves, Petronas Towers + parks surrounding it, Central Market for the fish foot spa haha, (Afternoon to night time) Bukit Bintang at Jalan Alor - check out Little India and China Town which is near Petaling Street and Mahamariamman Temple so we'll just check those out too haha. Would you say all this is possible and/or a even good idea (lol)? 4) We're pretty much gonna take Grab for the entirety of the trip, so are there any other places in close proximity you'd say we should visit or visit instead? Thanks again for the video, extremely informative! Btw you look so healthy & pretty haha, imo you'd be perfect as a flight attendant aha.
Hi Chur Bo. This post might help to answer some of your questions. littlegreybox.net/2017/05/31/this-is-what-you-can-actually-do-on-a-kuala-lumpur-layover/ Have a great trip! - Matt
The next time you come to Malaysia, please visit Terengganu. And don't take an airplane. Travel by car using the coastal roads. You'll find a great vacation just as you start entering the state border from Pahang. You won't regret it.
Hello! Oh, that's so kind of you - thank you so much! I'm very lucky - I get it from my mum! Thanks so much for watching and I'm so happy you found the guide useful. Have a great day and thanks again, Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe i am visiting KL this week I've been checking different vlogs to learn about KL this video is one of the few to be very useful to me! If you don't mind can you suggest me some best nightlife places like party places in KL? I might also go to Penang let me know if you got any idea about it as well! Thanks!
Hello! I'm so happy our video was useful! We didn't do any nightlife/party spots during our visit so can't recommend any, sorry! Hope you have a great trip - Phoebe x
Been to Brisbane last week, now I understand the difference, Brisbane is really hot, but I saw people can still walk around under the sun. I did that too but I did not sweat. You cant do that in Malaysia, you will be sweat all over. p/s: I never went out from Malaysia/Indonesia, never understand the effect of humidity.
Really?! Oh that's SO good to hear - I'm so happy you found it useful. I probably need to make some more, Brisbane has changed so much so quickly. Thanks again for the kindness and support. Phoebe x
Hi! Thanks so much for watching 😍 oh!! Thanks for letting me know about Uber! we share a new video each Friday, you might like to watch our brand new packing hacks video - Phoebe & Matt x
I have done some travelling myself and I can claim with certain authority that you are the most beautiful lady I have ever seen. God bless you sweetheart.
Very nice video. But Malaysia is not conservative, i disagree. Any foreigner can wear anything. Muslims dnt interfere in non Muslims activities. All r free to do anything 😀
+qasim hameed I visited some places where I was the only female foreigner in a Malay Muslim area. The women were wearing headscarves and covered to ankles and wrists. It would’ve been inappropriate and rude for me to show up baring my shoulders, wearing short shorts etc. People can do whatever they want, but I think it’s important to be cultural respectful and mindful when visiting certain places.
I go to Malaysia just about every year and it's literally hot everyday and rains ALL THE TIME. But it's a great place to visit!! And lol, neither of the saravana bhavan's you said were correct.
Normally as malaysian, we're looking like there's something wrong with your appearance (sexy outfit) is because malaysia is kinda hot-weather country, people don't always exposed their body unless they're using an umbrella :-)
Social Muiz yup especially Melayu, they r scared if their skin get darker. Then going to "JAMU SHOP" n buying whitening cream. HAHAHA!! Sorry no offend, im Melayu btw. 😅
You are so lovely and adorable, I cant resist to subscibed your channel, take care always and looking forward on your next tour, yet because of your vlog you inspire me to travel also. Actually Im going to visit Kuala Lumpur and Singapore next month ❤️.
Oh wow 😍😊💕 thank you so so much, that’s so lovely of! I can’t tell you how much we appreciate the love and support. Have a great time on your trip! Phoebe xx
Hello! We found Uber very affordable during our visit but make sure you check to see if Uber is still operating or if it was bought out by Grab. We were travelling as a couple so didn't get to experience it as solo travellers, unfortunately, but my guess would be that it would be okay. Thanks so much for watching - have a great end to 2019 and a wonderful start to 2020. Phoebe x
Hello! We’re doing a live video from Japan this Friday 25th January 8pm AEST! We’ll be trying food, talking about our Japan trip and answering questions. Hope you can join us 😍🙌🏻 Phoebe x
I personally don't feel Malaysia is that conservative. Yes it may be a Muslim majority country but in KL itself it's so diverse and modern. There are actually more Malaysian Chinese than Malay Muslims in KL. The largest night club in South East Asia is also located in KL, Zouk Club. Casinos in Genting Highlands, lottery centres , alcohol, bars and pubs are all widely available in Malaysia especially in KL. In terms of dressing, you don't really have to 'cover' yourself. In fact many local Malaysian girls wear crop tops, tank tops and shorts in KL Thos females that wear the headscarves are probably from the northern states or Indonesians. If you're going to places like Kampung Baru or out of KL then you may want to dress more appropriately like at least short sleeves or knee length shorts. In KL it's perfectly fine to dress the way you like. People are really open and mature about it. This is why you see a lot of Arabs are moving to KL cause it's a rather modern muslim majority country. Try to visit nearby neighbourhoods too like Bangsar or Mont Kiara. Get out of downtown KL to experience the real KL life.
I don't want to spoil this channel with religious topics but I wonder why did you ditch Islam and became an atheist? Was it because of Islam or was it because of your own Malay culture and mindset? If you feel you should reply to me, just send me a private message. No need if you don't feel to. Cheers.
@Akmal Ahmed Ah I see, I thought you became an atheist because of science, but instead it was because of how the Malay's version of Islam relegated to just cultural norms under the current secular government. I am a Muslim and I have also studied the history that you mentioned, science and also have discussed many issues with many Atheists about Islam, hence the reason I asked you. Nevertheless it is inappropriate to hijack this thread to discuss about theology. You may suggest other forum if you're interested to discuss about Islam. For your information, I believe Islam is the truth, and surely I can provide points to support my arguments. As for Malaysia and Islam, if you wanna do a comparison about the real Islam instead of what is propagated by your government, you can take a look at how Sheikh Hussein Yee (an internationally renown Malaysian Chinese Muslim preacher) does the dakwah. I guess that's about it. Cheers.
We have a detailed guide on what you can see and do during a layover - you'll find it on our website: www.littlegreybox.net just search for Kuala Lumpur
We’re doing a live video from Japan this Friday 25th January 8pm AEST! We’ll be trying food, talking about our Japan trip and answering questions. Hope you can join us 😍🙌🏻 Phoebe x
I don't know what ur are saying in this vlog,dont know how I was very much busy in seeing you ,your soooooo beautiful.....your so gorgeous my eyes are busy in watching you my ears are closed automatically
thank you for your video for anyone preparing to Visit Malaysia as a first timer. however, Malaysia is not a conservative country. It is just we observe moderate as our way of life. If the way your wearing cloth is how you claim one country is conservative or not, you may want o pay a visit to Changkat Bukit Bintang or Jalan P. Ramlee and then come back here again and share whether you still agree with Malaysia is a conservative country.
Just saying the word togs Only people in queensland use that word I know this because when I go to other parts of australia they have no idea what i was talking about another word that only Queenslanders use is popper. Everywhere else is they call it a juice box. Just speaking from experience. Anyway as a Malaysian living in Brisbane I agree with your recommendations.
you can wear sleeveless T-shirt and shorts on the street. But the public transport is freezing cold. Just bring a shawl with you to cover your shoulder and you look like a holywood star.
And for those who are too skinny or underweight....do come here and eat like the locals. 1 month is enough for you to fly back home with at least 20lbs.
Hmmm, I can't speak to everywhere in Malaysia but I can say I felt safe in Kuala Lumpur. As with any destination, you need to be a smart traveller and take the usual precautions (keep your valuables secure, don't walk down dark streets alone at night etc). I have been to places like Johor Bahru with my family and would probably recommend you take extra caution there.
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Little Grey Box I'm so sorry. I thought you're an American because your accent is really easy to understand. Maybe it is because of your good presentation skill and pronounciation. Anyway thank you for replying and sorry for asking you weird question. I really love to watch more of your videos.
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I visit KL twice a year to visit family and could not agree with your recommendations more! Iʻll have to try the Oasia Suites and the double decker bus tour next time. The Batu caves are definitely worth the trip. Great job on the video...but I think Iʻll leave my togs in Hawaii!
Milton Wheeler Why batu cave is the worth?
Thanks so much for watching and for the great comment :)
It is a very unique place...go see for yourself.
Absolutely amazing trip!
How to be a Malaysian ;-
1. Wear jeans and flip-flops.
2. Eat "Nasi Lemak" (Coconut Rice) or "Roti Canai" (Flatbread) for breakfast and drinking "Teh Tarik" (Hot Milk Tea).
3. Stare at your phone all day.
4. Eat "Nasi Campur" (rice dishes with chicken or beef and vegetables) for lunch.
5. Ask for a discount. Say "Berapa" (how much), "Kurang lah sikit" (can I get a better deal), "Boleh" (accept), "Tak apa lah" (refuse nicely).
6. Feeding stray cats who comes on your table by throw your food on the ground and let the cats help themselves.
7. Calling someone older than you "Abang" (brother) for male and "Kakak" (sister) for female. Old man "Pak Cik" (uncle) and old lady "Mak Cik" (aunt). "Adik" for younger people.
8. Love football even we have never reached the world cup tournament.
9. Chillin' at the Mamak restaurant and have a drink after whatever you did like meeting, working, shopping, playing, whatever.
10. Uptown (midnight market) - cheap stuffs from China. "Cuci mata" (hang out without buying anything).
No 3 tu betul sgt tu
That's a lot of useful tips.
You are ✔ awak betul sangat...that's Malaysian.
You are ✔ awak betul sangat...that's Malaysian.
No. 7, do not use uncle/pakcik and auntie/makcik unless you really have blood relation with the person, just stick to abang and akak for informal situations, and encik/sir or cik/ms/madam. Or just be silent on the part of how to address the person for eg just say hello, thank you, instead of saying hello sir, thank you madam etc
About how to dress for Kuala Lumpur : You can wear short shorts as many locals but because of its high Hindu and Muslim population, the community is going to be quite conservative. Wear anything you like, just not something as revealing as a cropped tank top. People tend to cover up their torsos more in KL rather than their legs so wearing shorts is perfectly fine.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts :)
I saw you on CNN and I was like, "That's Phoebe! Way to go!" I felt like I saw my close friend on TV. Love you videos.
+anung kachui hahaha no way!! I can’t believe you saw it 😀 that makes me so happy, thank you!!!!
omg i saw it too..no wonder you look so familiar
You are actually the most beautiful vlogger I've seen on TH-cam. Subscribed! :)
Hahaha thanks man 😀 hope you like our vids 🙏🏼✨
Best time is during Ramadhan month. Just because it's the time the bazaars are open, more choices for food. Some dishes are just available during Ramadhan.
Second best is during Durian season (May to August), but it's not just for Durians there are also other fruits too eg mangosteen, you have to experience it.
+Delisha Sofia Dayao wow! That’s great advice :) thanks so much!!
Next time go to sabah...north borneo of malaysia... worth every second
Okay! I'll be sure to look into it - hopefully, I get to visit Malaysia again very soon! Thanks for the great recommendation and for watching :D
Thank You because visited Malaysia. Hope you enjoy it 🙂
+active boy I had a great time 😀 thanks for watching!
Yes, afternoon storm...
So.. tips to travel..make sure to plan more indoor travelling after..afternoon.. the best is travel in morning... before the sun heat you up in 11am
Nightlife in KL is awesome..
Hello! Thanks so much for watching 😀 we put out a new travel each Friday. Have a great day - Phoebe x
You can buy a cheap poncho from daiso at about rm5 (or I think now daiso has gone to 5.90 per any item), should be good enough to last your 2 weeks or even 1 month in Malaysia if you are not too robust with it. However they probably suit small to medium sized person, I'm not sure if they are okay for 6 footers
Public transports are much improved now. With mrt is currently fully operational and lrts etc. Dont forget to download GRABCAR app for easy moving around
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your insight - Phoebe x
Good video. Being a Malaysian residing in London, i can honestly acknowledge spot on for locations and recommendations. However, kindly do look into correcting your subtitle
Hello! Thank you so much for watching 😊🙌🏻 hope you have a great day. Phoebe x
😱 u are very beautiful girl. Tq for visiting Malaysian.. Please come again.
Thank you so much for watching :D I'm so happy you liked the video! You should watch my latest vlog episode, I think you'd love it :)
You are right , weather is hot. You can escape the hot weather by taking a trip up the mountain to cameron highlands or genting highlands. Genting Highlands is about 45 minutes to an hour from Kuala Lumpur and do not miss out the gondola or cable car ride. Talking about food head to georgetown, Penang. In 2014 lonely planet rated it as the top food drstination in the world. I sincerely hope you return to malaysia soon. You are most welcome here in malaysia. By the way genting highlands is 1800 meters high and cameron highlands is 2000 meters both of this highlands above sea level . So weather is cool and refreshing. Cameron highlands is beautiful
Thanks for watching and sharing :)
@@travelforphoebe Thank you for replying. Malaysia loved you and we hope you will return to malaysia once international borders are reopen. I haven't subscribe to your channel yet but i will. Stay safe and and take care
I agree! KL is just so beautiful and tonnes of places to eat there. So affordable as well, been there 4 times already ! Good content Phoebe, big fan !
Hello! Thanks so much for watching! Have a great start to the new week. Phoebe x
Kuala Lumpur is my favorite city in Asia.
Very cool!! Thanks so much for watching - you should check out our latest Food Fight video, it takes place in another Asian city!!
Wow you’re gorgeous!!!
+David Letterman thanks so much for watching 😀💕
I just realised you dont have a Malaysia playlist. Oh wait a minute, you dont have many videos about Malaysia either! Hope you can enjoy more of Malaysia when the country opens up this December. Cheers 😊
haha no we don't! We've only filmed in KL, sadly. Would absolutely LOVE to see more of Malaysia - it's such a beautiful place and the food is *AMAZING*!
@@travelforphoebe Ok may I suggest these places:
1) Cameron Highlands/Fraser Hill - Both hill stations set up by the British. Cameron Highlands has more to see because of the tea, vegetables and strawberry farms.
2) Perhentian, Kapas and Tioman Islands - Clear turqoise blue seas, perfect white sands and lots of reefs and marine life
3) Malacca - Historical city with ancient Portuguese, Dutch and Straits Chinese influence.
4) Penang - Home to the first British settlement and architecture in South East Asia. Great food and street art too.
EAST MALAYSIA - MALAYSIAN BORNEO
5) Sabah -
a)Kinabalu National Park - A perfect hiking trail up the tallest mountian in the region
b) Kundasang Dairy Farm - An actual hill station with Friesian cow farming , with cheese and dairy products sold
c) Sepilok Orang Utan and Sun Bear Conservation Centres - The only ones in the world that has succesfully bred new species of these animals in their natural habitat.
d) Sipadan Islands - Voted best diving site in the world by Jacques Costeau and leading world divers
6) Sarawak
a) Bako National Park - A full fledged national park home to some endangered species of monkeys, orang utan and crocodiles.
b) Gunung Mulu National Park - A UNESCO World Heritage Park with some of the most unique cave for formations in the world, including the world's largest cave chamber, the Sarawak Chamber
Batu Caves are a steep stair climb and a working Temple, quite impressive, also the Dark Caves right next door. Pushing Taman Negara National Pk later this year also the land route from Singapore to KL maybe
Thanks for the insight and for watching 😀🙌🏻
Love your sentence - Be a respectful traveler. Hope to see you in Malaysia again soon. Terima kasih and take care! :)
Thank you 😊 Sama Sama!
Yeah probably that's the 1 tip that strikes me the most because very very rarely youtubers include that aspect, and unfortunately we do see 1 or 2 foreign tourists in their hunt for fun they forget to think of others and simply proceed with conducts that are either hurtful or frowned upon by the locals. And I'm not saying just in Malaysia, but anywhere in the world 😔
Let's bring peace anywhere we go 👍😊
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL I'VE SEEN IN MY WHOLE LIFE! WOW
😀 that’s so kind of you! Thank you so much for for watching ✨
You should watch our latest Vlog episode, I think you’d love it! 😍
Little Grey Box of course!😍
A visit to Batu caves is a must. Also many beautiful temples and mosques welcome guests. Also I thought public transport in KL was cheap, clean and convenient!
Thanks for the tip Jessie! We’ll have to go back and do the caves! Have a great week! - Matt
@@travelforphoebe I hope you enjoy! You can take a train from KL Sentral right to the Caves.♥
Thank you so much
Hi Phoebe, thanks so much for the tips you've given. Coming from Australia here also, my friends and I will be there for only 1 night and 1 whole until our flight the next day. After seeing your video we have some questions for you to answer, if you have time haha.
1) Can you spell the Indian place you liked eating at as well as the local street food place and other place to eat you mentioned haha.
2) For the day we get to spend there we're planning to visit the Batu caves early in the morning, is it worth it here?
3) We're trying to fit in, exactly in this order: (Morning to Lunch time) Batu Caves, Petronas Towers + parks surrounding it, Central Market for the fish foot spa haha, (Afternoon to night time) Bukit Bintang at Jalan Alor - check out Little India and China Town which is near Petaling Street and Mahamariamman Temple so we'll just check those out too haha. Would you say all this is possible and/or a even good idea (lol)?
4) We're pretty much gonna take Grab for the entirety of the trip, so are there any other places in close proximity you'd say we should visit or visit instead?
Thanks again for the video, extremely informative! Btw you look so healthy & pretty haha, imo you'd be perfect as a flight attendant aha.
Hi Chur Bo. This post might help to answer some of your questions. littlegreybox.net/2017/05/31/this-is-what-you-can-actually-do-on-a-kuala-lumpur-layover/ Have a great trip! - Matt
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I love Malaysia 🇲🇾
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احب ماليزيا 🇲🇾 تحية من السعودية 🇸🇦 yummy 😋
Thanks for watching this one too 🙌🏻😊
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Welcome
Thanks for visiting our beloved country 🇲🇾 😊... And Welcome 😊....you are too beautiful 😂....
Hahaha 😊🙌🏻 thank you so much!!
@@travelforphoebe 😊👌🏻👍🏻
The next time you come to Malaysia, please visit Terengganu. And don't take an airplane. Travel by car using the coastal roads. You'll find a great vacation just as you start entering the state border from Pahang. You won't regret it.
Thank you so much for that - I hadn’t heard of those spots before 😀
It would be helpful if you could mention the climate in KL. Is it hot or humid there?!?! 😁
Good review about Malaysia! And yes, Malaysia is a mid-latitude country so the weather is quite hot here.
Thank you! And thanks for watching 😀
malaysia truly asia
+Muhammad Hanif Abd Latib hahaha we kept saying that too! It’s such a catchy tag line
Its good balancing your journey with modern and naturals
Hello! Thanks so much for watching - have a great day. Phoebe x
Hi beautiful, thanks for becoming tourist guide for Malaysia...👍❤
Thanks so much for watching! We share a new travel video each Friday evening. Our Tokyo video is up tonight. Have a great day. Phoebe x
love your recommendations, glad I came across your channel!
Wow, thank you sooooo much :D
Nice and interesting video 👍👍👍👍
+Putera Khai thanks for watching 😀
Nice and intresting..
Thanks for the guide!
Just wanted to say your hair is so beautiful!
Hello! Oh, that's so kind of you - thank you so much! I'm very lucky - I get it from my mum! Thanks so much for watching and I'm so happy you found the guide useful. Have a great day and thanks again, Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe you too!
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@@travelforphoebe i am visiting KL this week I've been checking different vlogs to learn about KL this video is one of the few to be very useful to me!
If you don't mind can you suggest me some best nightlife places like party places in KL?
I might also go to Penang let me know if you got any idea about it as well!
Thanks!
Hello! I'm so happy our video was useful! We didn't do any nightlife/party spots during our visit so can't recommend any, sorry! Hope you have a great trip - Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe alright,
Tysm anyway
Been to Brisbane last week, now I understand the difference, Brisbane is really hot, but I saw people can still walk around under the sun. I did that too but I did not sweat. You cant do that in Malaysia, you will be sweat all over.
p/s: I never went out from Malaysia/Indonesia, never understand the effect of humidity.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your experience 😀🙌🏻 have a great day! Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe thank you, watched your video about Brisbane before i went for quick trip. It helps me a lot !
Really?! Oh that's SO good to hear - I'm so happy you found it useful. I probably need to make some more, Brisbane has changed so much so quickly. Thanks again for the kindness and support. Phoebe x
perfect video! short and sweet.
Thank you so much :D
No more uber😊 now just Grab Car. Awesome video btw👏👏👏🤗 selamat datang Ke Malaysia
Hi! Thanks so much for watching 😍 oh!! Thanks for letting me know about Uber! we share a new video each Friday, you might like to watch our brand new packing hacks video - Phoebe & Matt x
I have done some travelling myself and I can claim with certain authority that you are the most beautiful lady I have ever seen. God bless you sweetheart.
Thank you for watching! :)
If you came to Malaysia again,visit another state like Kedah,terengganu etc.Malaysia have lot of attraction place for tourists
Very nice video. But Malaysia is not conservative, i disagree. Any foreigner can wear anything. Muslims dnt interfere in non Muslims activities. All r free to do anything 😀
+qasim hameed I visited some places where I was the only female foreigner in a Malay Muslim area. The women were wearing headscarves and covered to ankles and wrists. It would’ve been inappropriate and rude for me to show up baring my shoulders, wearing short shorts etc. People can do whatever they want, but I think it’s important to be cultural respectful and mindful when visiting certain places.
+Little Grey Box preach!
atoi rakamuela puiii handsome la sgt. Hahahaha
This comment must came from a bangla I think..they tend to be on a pervert side like this guy.
I go to Malaysia just about every year and it's literally hot everyday and rains ALL THE TIME. But it's a great place to visit!! And lol, neither of the saravana bhavan's you said were correct.
Thanks for watching!
@@travelforphoebe My pleasure. This was full of really good information so props to you!
That’s so great to hear, thank you ❤️
Great video with the special effects
Glad you like them!
Normally as malaysian, we're looking like there's something wrong with your appearance (sexy outfit) is because malaysia is kinda hot-weather country, people don't always exposed their body unless they're using an umbrella :-)
Thanks for watching :D
Social Muiz yup especially Melayu, they r scared if their skin get darker. Then going to "JAMU SHOP" n buying whitening cream. HAHAHA!! Sorry no offend, im Melayu btw. 😅
You are so lovely and adorable, I cant resist to subscibed your channel, take care always and looking forward on your next tour, yet because of your vlog you inspire me to travel also. Actually Im going to visit Kuala Lumpur and Singapore next month ❤️.
Oh wow 😍😊💕 thank you so so much, that’s so lovely of! I can’t tell you how much we appreciate the love and support. Have a great time on your trip! Phoebe xx
So great to see those malaysia-videos
Thanks so much for watching :D
Malaysia everyday wake up... never sleep, super friendly... nice food, clean country. Safe country. Nice place to take picture.
It's a beautiful place! Can't wait to see more, I hear the beaches are gorgeous :) thanks for watching
You’re welcome
Have you tried Durian?
No - I can't get past the smell. I've eaten ice cream that was in the same container as Durian flavoured and it made my tummy turn.
is it affordable to take uber there ? Also is it safe to travel alone there tho just curious :) visiting it soon ❤
Hello! We found Uber very affordable during our visit but make sure you check to see if Uber is still operating or if it was bought out by Grab. We were travelling as a couple so didn't get to experience it as solo travellers, unfortunately, but my guess would be that it would be okay. Thanks so much for watching - have a great end to 2019 and a wonderful start to 2020. Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe Thank You ❤your content is amazing no doubt :) love from Hong Kong
Thank you for being so beautiful, you've made my day!!!
Hello! We’re doing a live video from Japan this Friday 25th January 8pm AEST! We’ll be trying food, talking about our Japan trip and answering questions. Hope you can join us 😍🙌🏻 Phoebe x
Terima kasih datang lagi nanti (tq come again)
Thanks so much for watching 😀 Terima Kasih!
Sama - sama 😊😊
I wasn't listening to what you're saying. I was admiring your beauty.
I personally don't feel Malaysia is that conservative. Yes it may be a Muslim majority country but in KL itself it's so diverse and modern. There are actually more Malaysian Chinese than Malay Muslims in KL. The largest night club in South East Asia is also located in KL, Zouk Club. Casinos in Genting Highlands, lottery centres , alcohol, bars and pubs are all widely available in Malaysia especially in KL. In terms of dressing, you don't really have to 'cover' yourself. In fact many local Malaysian girls wear crop tops, tank tops and shorts in KL Thos females that wear the headscarves are probably from the northern states or Indonesians. If you're going to places like Kampung Baru or out of KL then you may want to dress more appropriately like at least short sleeves or knee length shorts. In KL it's perfectly fine to dress the way you like. People are really open and mature about it. This is why you see a lot of Arabs are moving to KL cause it's a rather modern muslim majority country.
Try to visit nearby neighbourhoods too like Bangsar or Mont Kiara. Get out of downtown KL to experience the real KL life.
+Ben Dev thanks for watching 😀 and for sharing your thoughts, much appreciated!
I don't want to spoil this channel with religious topics but I wonder why did you ditch Islam and became an atheist? Was it because of Islam or was it because of your own Malay culture and mindset? If you feel you should reply to me, just send me a private message. No need if you don't feel to. Cheers.
jackson, mi boy, its not a Muslim name but an Arabic name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;p;p;p;p
;)~SMOOCH~
I'm Atheist too and still my name in Arabic. Arabic is just a language it's not religioun 😁
@Akmal Ahmed Ah I see, I thought you became an atheist because of science, but instead it was because of how the Malay's version of Islam relegated to just cultural norms under the current secular government. I am a Muslim and I have also studied the history that you mentioned, science and also have discussed many issues with many Atheists about Islam, hence the reason I asked you. Nevertheless it is inappropriate to hijack this thread to discuss about theology. You may suggest other forum if you're interested to discuss about Islam. For your information, I believe Islam is the truth, and surely I can provide points to support my arguments. As for Malaysia and Islam, if you wanna do a comparison about the real Islam instead of what is propagated by your government, you can take a look at how Sheikh Hussein Yee (an internationally renown Malaysian Chinese Muslim preacher) does the dakwah. I guess that's about it. Cheers.
Keep it up 👍
Thank you so much! Happy New Year - Phoebe x
Hey such a great video. Are the public buses free for international tourists? Any great places to explore within a day trip from KL? Cheers
We have a detailed guide on what you can see and do during a layover - you'll find it on our website: www.littlegreybox.net just search for Kuala Lumpur
tq promote malaysia.welcome to Malaysia
Hello! Thanks so much for watching, I hope we get to visit Malaysia again and see more new places. Have a great day, Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe u are always welcome
We’re doing a live video from Japan this Friday 25th January 8pm AEST! We’ll be trying food, talking about our Japan trip and answering questions. Hope you can join us 😍🙌🏻 Phoebe x
@@travelforphoebe 👍
awesome vid..awesome host...lovin it all. goin there nxt year...stay lookin fab..
+Ashfaq Ashraf thank you so much for watching 😀 have a great time on your trip next year!
Little Grey Box thanks hun.x
next time you are back, make search for pasar malam and make sure you visit it once =)
Thanks for watching and for the extra info - have a great weekend 😀😍
Good info for tourist..tq for make a good info about my country..
May I know what do you use to edit your videos?
Sure! We use premier pro 😀 thanks so much for watching x
Great editing 💪🏼
Thanks so much! ❤️
Great video... I love KL... great recommendations
Thank you!!!
I don't know what ur are saying in this vlog,dont know how I was very much busy in seeing you ,your soooooo beautiful.....your so gorgeous my eyes are busy in watching you my ears are closed automatically
Hi! Thanks so much for watching 😍 we share a new video each Friday, you might like to watch our brand new packing hacks video - Phoebe & Matt x
thank you for your video for anyone preparing to Visit Malaysia as a first timer. however, Malaysia is not a conservative country. It is just we observe moderate as our way of life. If the way your wearing cloth is how you claim one country is conservative or not, you may want o pay a visit to Changkat Bukit Bintang or Jalan P. Ramlee and then come back here again and share whether you still agree with Malaysia is a conservative country.
Hello! Thanks so much for watching 😀 we put out a new travel each Friday. Have a great day - Phoebe x
Great video! You should visit Sabah.. It is a beautiful place.
I’ve heard Sabah is beautiful! Hopefully we get to visit soon 😀 thanks for watching
Just saying the word togs Only people in queensland use that word I know this because when I go to other parts of australia they have no idea what i was talking about another word that only Queenslanders use is popper. Everywhere else is they call it a juice box. Just speaking from experience. Anyway as a Malaysian living in Brisbane I agree with your recommendations.
hahaha that's true, Togs is a very Queensland word - I love it! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment :D
you can wear sleeveless T-shirt and shorts on the street. But the public transport is freezing cold. Just bring a shawl with you to cover your shoulder and you look like a holywood star.
An angels visited Malaysia....Beauty..
Thanks for watching :D
Hi!
I just found your video... are you still in K.L?
Thanks for watching 😀 No, I’m based in Australia ✨
Thank you for visit malaysia. Please come again at kota bharu kelantan, it one of malaysia state
Visit Indonesia,we have 17530 islands.we Will so you,what is that paradise
Hey Phoebe ...whats the title of that catchy tune you are using....
Hey! The song is called Time To Wake Up (Ahlstrom Remix) - Cacti.
Niceeeeee.....Thank You!!......I'm going to Tokyo this May....awesome tips ....10/10 for pointers.
Idk y but i cant stop looking at ur hair, damn beautiful af!! I luv girl with long hair. 😊
I use it to hypnotise unsuspecting men while I take their money 😧🤣
Little Grey Box hahaha LOL! 😂
Blonde hair is hard to find in Malaysia..
Azimie Zakaria ismail easy duh, Nursajat. Auch.
You are so beautiful....thanks for visiting Malaysia.
Thank YOU so much for watching our video x
And for those who are too skinny or underweight....do come here and eat like the locals. 1 month is enough for you to fly back home with at least 20lbs.
+Zac Zain 😂😂😂
new subscriber here. nice vids. very helpful video
Oh, thank you so much :D
Thx for visit Malaysia... Truly Asia.... Nov.2018
Next time visit to Sabah.. 😊😊
Hello! Thanks so much for watching - have a great day. Phoebe x
Hello... You're welcome.. I hope you too... 😊😊😊
It's safe for woman traveling alone to Malaysia, especially Kuala Lumpur?
Hmmm, I can't speak to everywhere in Malaysia but I can say I felt safe in Kuala Lumpur. As with any destination, you need to be a smart traveller and take the usual precautions (keep your valuables secure, don't walk down dark streets alone at night etc). I have been to places like Johor Bahru with my family and would probably recommend you take extra caution there.
we are muslim majority country.. its safe if u wearing hijab..lol
Thank you for your answers!! :)
Ultraman Terulung delete this
Wan MuhdYusuf for what?? Most of malays muslimah wear hijab
You so so gorgeous love it . blonde hair omg ☺
Hahaha thank you soooo much 😍 have a great day, Kenny - Phoebe x
The best place to visit is London and Paris.
This is so great 👍🏻
😀 thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked it 💛 be sure to watch our latest Vlog episode, I think you’d like it 😊
Wow pretty......
Hi! Thanks so much for watching, have a great day - our new video comes out tonight, hope you can watch.
love the way u give comment..
love the way u give subscribe...
nice video and welcome too malaysian..
Thanks for watching! :D
Malaysian King Of Asia ?Btw please czechoslovakia you are beautiful
Hello! Thanks so much for watching 😍 - Phoebe x
Nice video. You got beautiful hair.
Oh 😍 thank you so much
are u the prettiest vlogger out there?
hahaha smooooth :) thanks for watching!
You so pretty.. love from Malaysia. 😊😊
Thanks for watching! Have a great day!
I am a Malay men...frm Malacca in Malaysia...I like u so much..u are a great girl to me..hehe
+Matt42 Matt42 thank you!!!
Matt42 Matt42 wtf dh mcm perogol bersiri punya ayat. Keh3
you sound so desperate
YOU ARE VERY PRETTY
I’m also a great business woman!
agreed!
Agree with your content. I am Malaysian
😀👌🏻 thank you so much for watching! So glad you liked it 🙌🏻
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Hello!! Thank you so much for watching 😍🙌🏻 hope you have a great day! Phoebe x
Your welcome 🤩
I don't understand why people say you are so beautiful. but I also wanna say that youuuuuuuuuuuu areeeeeeeeeeee soooooooooooooooo beautifuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul 🤣🤣
hahaha thank you so much for watching!! Be safe out there :D
you're welcome. don't worry, i've always getting better & safe after watching you in this video. LOL 😅😅
Video music is fantastic...
Hello!! Thank you so much for watching 😍 We put out a new travel-themed video each Friday - hope you can join our Travel Fun! family and subscribe! Phoebe & Matt x
beautiful
Thanks for watching 😊
Wow u're such an attractive woman, i will still believe what u say abt Malaysia even if u lied.
kuala loompa?! kuala loompa. yeah rite. kinda cute tho. welcome to loompa. heheee...
Great
Thanks!
so pretty
Thanks for watching!
Bella chica y buen video...
A very nice video. Are you an American?
Hello!! Thanks so much for watching 😀 No, Australian!
Little Grey Box I'm so sorry. I thought you're an American because your accent is really easy to understand. Maybe it is because of your good presentation skill and pronounciation. Anyway thank you for replying and sorry for asking you weird question. I really love to watch more of your videos.