Kampung Baru is still around because of Muslim inheritance laws. Let me explain. When a muslim pass away, his property will hv to be divided to all his son and daughters as according to Syariah laws. Sons get 2X whats the daughters get. After several generations, and with malays having large families, a property could be owned by thousands of decedents. Thus its almost impossible for buyers to negotiate to buy the property as someone in the family will object.
Ellis and Alicia are on a different level than other Western vloggers. Notice how they make an effort to interact with locals and the locals actually want to chat and connect with them. It's not easy to convince people to do that when you stick a camera in their face.
You so lucky to be here in malaysia .. proud of that uncle really kind man.. represent our religion islam .. our nation which is malay and our belove malaysia proudly
2:30 You nailed it sir. Vultures have been circling Kampung Baru for decades. That piece of land is valuable, and as you said it'll be a shame if this place gets destroyed.
Agreed about the best places for nasi lemak. Usually they are those homemade nasi lemak by the roadside. Thank you Mr Khalil for your hospitality. Lontong is also a popular dish served during Hari Raya. I think its about time you visit Sarawak and spend a week at a longhouse and experience their daily lives in the jungle of Borneo.
Hi Ellis and Eleisha love the country vlogs. Great scenery and extra friendly people. Oh and Eliis absolutely love your new hat ❤ keep up the great videos.
Alicia seems more relaxed as you guys travel more. In earlier videos, she sometimes looked terrified of the unknown 😅.. but now, she seems more relaxed, good job Alicia! Hope you two have a great time wherever you are😊
Thank you for this video and your explorations in Kampung Baru. What a wonderful village in KL. The vibe in the Malay village is totally different from the modern concrete jungle.
Hai..... happy to see both of you back in Malaysia. I have been watching your channel since both of you visited Taiping Perak. Love your contents meeting the locals n enjoy the food. Hopefully you will visit my hometown Sarawak n experience the lifestyle of other ethnics in Borneo...
Land house there in kg.baru probably cost 1.5mil USD .. around 5mil MYR.. hope they won't sell it to developers.. and preserve Kg.baru as it is.. 1mil USD will be gone in no time..😂
In my childhood days the roti man rides a bicycle.. most of them are indian muslim from india .. once a year they will go home to their country n someone else will take over his place here .. the bicycle carries a big round basket with roti n currypuffs n suji cookies.. its traditionally made.. n the roti are really good they bake them inside a wall which has fire in it.. but today the roti man takes from the factories n sell them.. i prefer the old days better ..
@EllisWR full of indonesian traders. We locals suspect elements of corruption at city Hall. You need trading license which is given to locals only. Same with kampung baru. My Chinese ancestors who built up kl will be extremely sad to see this.
For Malaysian, Simple English language is good enough for simple conversation. Dont throw away or forget our National Language, Bahasa Malaysia, our cultures, our costumes, our histories, our traditional music, games, foods etc. Its our identities. Unique. 😊
I’m from a small town so I’m staying in Kg Baru while spending 3 wks in KL. Looking fwd to exploring the village, talking to locals, eating local non-chain food 👌. Was in KL 24yrs ago and it reminds me of the KL I remember then. Small businesses, no twin towers
Actually, there is another kampung with nice nature in Kuala Lumpur, and the kampung is call Kampung Sungai Penchala. If you guys still in Kuala Lumpur, i suggest you guys can visit this Kampung.
Kuala Lumpur price and east coast (Kelantan/Terengganu) also my hometowan Baling is very big different... at with rm10 u still can get proper breakfast nasi with vafiety dish + drink... but in KL i believe more than that maybe rm15 i think..
Kampong Baru is in the big city itself. The inhabitants will definitely go to KLCC, Bukit Bintang or Chow Kit to run their errands, not just stay put in the area. They literally live in the heart of the city and there are many prominent figures and millionaires that came out off Kampung Baru. I'm a KL native, born and bred and live in Bukit Ceylon near Bukit Bintang. Initially, there were many kampung houses or Malay kampung back in the days as long as 1800s and paved ways for development. We need development to progress but Kampung Baru will co-exist within KL's development till the end of time. Fyi, there's quite a number of "Malay kampung" houses as well if you go to other parts of KL such as Kampung Datuk Keramat which is quite similar to Kampong Baru where they have eateries and street vendors. KL history is quite rich and diverse. If just wanna talk about Malay kampung, the area that I'm living (Bukit Nenas) used to be Malay kampung circa 1800s and as time progress with the British brought in immigrants from its other colonised countries and protectorate, this area became diverse and landscape had changed with modern development that came through after.
This was a separate day me and Alicia went. I visited with Tim another time and will release that video in a few days my friend. I've been super busy so videos are not up to date sorry!
Actually there are so many kampung just like Kpg Bharu 40-50 years ago in Kuala Lumpur.. but most has been taken over by high rise buildings and apartments. Some famous Kampung are Kg Abdullah Hukum, Kg Kerinci and Kg Pandan. Now the name is only on LRT station. 😢
The putu piring looks delicious would love to try them, I think it’s similar to ขนมต้ม (Khanom Tom) here in Thailand with coconut sugar inside and flour with coconut flake on the outside looks well good and sweet. 😋
Nasi lemak wanjo does taste good, but now they change recipe to cater to tourist taste buds. So if foreigner just wanna know how nasi lemak taste like, i would recommend that place. But for more homey vibes, i would recommend the small street vendors in residential area.
Negeri Sembilan is where you want your food to be spicy. Like how mark wiens say, if it's not spicy I ain't eating. That's how negeri sembilan people are. Cheers 🎉
I hope kampung Baru will be preserve as usual. Let be there forever. For Malay goodness. Just touch up a little bit with modern facilities. And not like a slum area in other countries. That kampung was legal Kampung. That land belong to the Malay owner.
Kampung baru, the last malays village exist in kuala lumpur, the most expensive land in kuala lumpur, future kampung baru is depend on hand of kampung bharu people, if they hungry for money, kampung baru will gone forever..
INDONESIA PEOPLE AND THERE MEDIA ALWAYS INSULTING ABOUT KAMPUNG BARU. THEY THING KAMPUNG BARU IS THE PLACE FOR POOR PEOPLE IN KUALA LUMPUR. NOT SURPRISE ABOUT INDONESIA PEOPLE.. SO LEFT BEHIND IN EDUCATION 😊😊😊
The problem with malaysian food, theyre delicious, the lontong cravy so creamy and so good with peanut sauce, you cant stop eating and can be fat easy😂
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Kampung Baru is still around because of Muslim inheritance laws. Let me explain. When a muslim pass away, his property will hv to be divided to all his son and daughters as according to Syariah laws. Sons get 2X whats the daughters get. After several generations, and with malays having large families, a property could be owned by thousands of decedents. Thus its almost impossible for buyers to negotiate to buy the property as someone in the family will object.
@@calvyncraven1141 Great stuff
Ellis lol, not Alice of wonderland, 😅 this is Ellis in WonderAround Land , lol 😊
Lie,,he want one skyscrapper for himself,,,but he just a stupidjoe, truthtell,,is it he like moneys too,,dont lie😢
The only foreigner that avoid nasi lemak wanjo. Legend
Ahah foreigners make the worst videos in Malaysia they don't care about anything just want views. We love it here 🇲🇾🙏
@@EllisWRyou r one in a million...
yeah Nasi Lemak Wanjo so overated.
Ellis, you are a legend!
Ellis and Alicia are on a different level than other Western vloggers. Notice how they make an effort to interact with locals and the locals actually want to chat and connect with them. It's not easy to convince people to do that when you stick a camera in their face.
Mate, Kampung Baru won't go away! Shoutout to Pacik Popular!
Ahah legend!
that uncle in putu piring stall is very nice n talk good english too, he is like the good Abg Long in kg baru area 👍🏾
He is a legend!
You so lucky to be here in malaysia .. proud of that uncle really kind man.. represent our religion islam .. our nation which is malay and our belove malaysia proudly
Malaysia is beautiful country 🙏
Love the views of the towers from such a beautiful local area. Hope they can hold onto those properties as they have so much charm.
Hope so
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2:30 You nailed it sir. Vultures have been circling Kampung Baru for decades. That piece of land is valuable, and as you said it'll be a shame if this place gets destroyed.
Really is a shame if it is lost is a cradle of culture
Agreed about the best places for nasi lemak. Usually they are those homemade nasi lemak by the roadside. Thank you Mr Khalil for your hospitality. Lontong is also a popular dish served during Hari Raya. I think its about time you visit Sarawak and spend a week at a longhouse and experience their daily lives in the jungle of Borneo.
Yeah roadside always the best and nicest people. We will visit one day 🙏
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Hi Ellis and Eleisha love the country vlogs. Great scenery and extra friendly people. Oh and Eliis absolutely love your new hat ❤ keep up the great videos.
Thanks so much Helen 🙏
Alicia seems more relaxed as you guys travel more. In earlier videos, she sometimes looked terrified of the unknown 😅.. but now, she seems more relaxed, good job Alicia! Hope you two have a great time wherever you are😊
Thanks so much 🙏🙏
They grew A LOT throughout their travels. Alicia barely talked before, now she talks all the time.
@@kayflip2233 Yeah 2 years away we've learnt lots and just very easy going now
Malaysian like to help people and seldom take advantage with tourist...
Yeah local Malaysian people are lovely
His video seems so vividly clear picturisthic. He must be using latest tech camera
Everybody uses gopro but I don't like them. I use a Sony it looks more real life
Literally every Southeast Asian videos are the locals giving you guys free food, tea or fruits. Insane consistency of character.
Yeah it's lovely. I think we get on well with locals as we're respectful and make a lot of effort.
Every Eid I would eat lontong from breakfast-lunch-dinner. 😋
Mmmm
I really loved this! Amazing little pocket next to the city! Really friendly people and great food once again!
Cool place tbh man the views of the skyline are nice
Thank you for this video and your explorations in Kampung Baru. What a wonderful village in KL. The vibe in the Malay village is totally different from the modern concrete jungle.
Appreciate your support 🙏
@@EllisWR Appreciate your vlogs and videos. 😀
Enjoy this video. Nice
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Good in Malay language.👍job EllisWR
I try 🙏
You sounded like a local when you speak malay.. 👍👍👍
Hai..... happy to see both of you back in Malaysia. I have been watching your channel since both of you visited Taiping Perak. Love your contents meeting the locals n enjoy the food. Hopefully you will visit my hometown Sarawak n experience the lifestyle of other ethnics in Borneo...
We love Malaysia. Definitely have to visit Sarawak at some point 🙏🇲🇾 thanks for supporting
Super cool ❤
Always good vibes
Yes always! 🙏
Land house there in kg.baru probably cost 1.5mil USD .. around 5mil MYR.. hope they won't sell it to developers.. and preserve Kg.baru as it is.. 1mil USD will be gone in no time..😂
Crazy stuff
ahhhh you've met the 'roti man'. malaysian kids love the roti man. growing up would be less exciting without the roti man 😁
Ahaha he is a legend
In my childhood days the roti man rides a bicycle.. most of them are indian muslim from india .. once a year they will go home to their country n someone else will take over his place here .. the bicycle carries a big round basket with roti n currypuffs n suji cookies.. its traditionally made.. n the roti are really good they bake them inside a wall which has fire in it.. but today the roti man takes from the factories n sell them.. i prefer the old days better ..
Hello, that is very nice video... I love your style of video..
Really appreciate it 🙏
Most of the workers in Kampung Baru are from Indonesia....
Yeah that's why we prefer the rest of the country to travel
Where are the locals?
Chow kit too.
@@keangwooichoo6138 Chow kit really is not a nice place
@EllisWR full of indonesian traders. We locals suspect elements of corruption at city Hall. You need trading license which is given to locals only. Same with kampung baru. My Chinese ancestors who built up kl will be extremely sad to see this.
Hi EllisWR ,you have tried one of the best Malaysia's food lontong sayur / daging 😋😋 still lots of Malaysia foods waiting for you to explore.
Was so delicious!
OMG, I must go there. Never been there for so long. Have to look for lontong. ❤Thanks for the interesting video.
Yes go eat it is delicious!
Hari Raya much more meaningful with rendang and lontong
I bet
For Malaysian, Simple English language is good enough for simple conversation. Dont throw away or forget our National Language, Bahasa Malaysia, our cultures, our costumes, our histories, our traditional music, games, foods etc. Its our identities. Unique. 😊
Yeah I agree with you. Keep everything Malaysian in Malaysia 🇲🇾
Most KLite can converse well in English. Nice to see that Malay couple speaks well in English.
They are lovely educated people! 🙏
I’m from a small town so I’m staying in Kg Baru while spending 3 wks in KL. Looking fwd to exploring the village, talking to locals, eating local non-chain food 👌. Was in KL 24yrs ago and it reminds me of the KL I remember then. Small businesses, no twin towers
Bet it was incredible back then
Are you going to stay in AirBnB in Kampung Baru for 3 weeks?
@@TeleeFONE Yes, 1 week in Jan + 2 wks in March in Kg Baru 👌
Actually, there is another kampung with nice nature in Kuala Lumpur, and the kampung is call Kampung Sungai Penchala. If you guys still in Kuala Lumpur, i suggest you guys can visit this Kampung.
Thanks so much for recommending
Will. Try to visit sometime!!
@matmin.jalanjalan I can't seem to find this place on Google maps? Could you help? Thank you in either way
instead of Kuala Lumpur, you should go to Hulu Langat, just 15-20minutes from KL area. nice green and clean river there! and foods
Thanks for recommending
Watching this video while eating Malaysian Nasi Campur 🤤🤤🤤
Oooo sounds top
Hey Ellis wf😊 wow you're at kg Baru KL ☆ the food looks delicious 😋 they are so friendly to you. Hope you enjoy your stay 😁
Hey! We had a great time here!
Kuala Lumpur price and east coast (Kelantan/Terengganu) also my hometowan Baling is very big different... at with rm10 u still can get proper breakfast nasi with vafiety dish + drink... but in KL i believe more than that maybe rm15 i think..
Yeah Kampung or small city so much cheaper and the food is also so much better.
Kampong Baru is in the big city itself. The inhabitants will definitely go to KLCC, Bukit Bintang or Chow Kit to run their errands, not just stay put in the area. They literally live in the heart of the city and there are many prominent figures and millionaires that came out off Kampung Baru. I'm a KL native, born and bred and live in Bukit Ceylon near Bukit Bintang. Initially, there were many kampung houses or Malay kampung back in the days as long as 1800s and paved ways for development.
We need development to progress but Kampung Baru will co-exist within KL's development till the end of time. Fyi, there's quite a number of "Malay kampung" houses as well if you go to other parts of KL such as Kampung Datuk Keramat which is quite similar to Kampong Baru where they have eateries and street vendors. KL history is quite rich and diverse.
If just wanna talk about Malay kampung, the area that I'm living (Bukit Nenas) used to be Malay kampung circa 1800s and as time progress with the British brought in immigrants from its other colonised countries and protectorate, this area became diverse and landscape had changed with modern development that came through after.
Very interesting stuff thankyou. We will have to check out other areas
Watched Tim’s vlog with you too in Kg baru so that was after this vlof of yours?
This was a separate day me and Alicia went.
I visited with Tim another time and will release that video in a few days my friend.
I've been super busy so videos are not up to date sorry!
Actually there are so many kampung just like Kpg Bharu 40-50 years ago in Kuala Lumpur.. but most has been taken over by high rise buildings and apartments. Some famous Kampung are Kg Abdullah Hukum, Kg Kerinci and Kg Pandan. Now the name is only on LRT station. 😢
Sad I don't like highrises
The putu piring looks delicious would love to try them, I think it’s similar to ขนมต้ม (Khanom Tom) here in Thailand with coconut sugar inside and flour with coconut flake on the outside looks well good and sweet. 😋
Yes similar very delicious!
Welcome to kl
Thanks my friend
Enjoy yourself
Thanks alot!
kerang is cockle..a type of mollusc..
Thanks for explaining!
Hello 👋 Ellis and Alicia 👋 😊
Hey how's life!
Nasi lemak wanjo does taste good, but now they change recipe to cater to tourist taste buds. So if foreigner just wanna know how nasi lemak taste like, i would recommend that place. But for more homey vibes, i would recommend the small street vendors in residential area.
Tourists to be honest don't like food to taste like local flavour they enjoy bland stuff!
Negeri Sembilan is where you want your food to be spicy. Like how mark wiens say, if it's not spicy I ain't eating. That's how negeri sembilan people are. Cheers 🎉
That sounds like our heaven
Private property that slowly being pushed into modern development
Shame
My house just behind there
Cool stuff!
I hope kampung Baru will be preserve as usual. Let be there forever. For Malay goodness. Just touch up a little bit with modern facilities. And not like a slum area in other countries. That kampung was legal Kampung. That land belong to the Malay owner.
Beautiful place
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Kampung baru, the last malays village exist in kuala lumpur, the most expensive land in kuala lumpur, future kampung baru is depend on hand of kampung bharu people, if they hungry for money, kampung baru will gone forever..
Sambal need to be spicy
For me spicy yes always
Kg Bahru land is the most expensive in Kuala Lumpur
I can imagine
Hi Ellis...are u an architect urself?or just appreciate traditional or historic things?
Nooo I'm just a normal guy. But have to appreciate a historic building, or cultural building
Visiit sekinchan..
We were going. To but didn't end. Up doing.
INDONESIA PEOPLE AND THERE MEDIA ALWAYS INSULTING ABOUT KAMPUNG BARU. THEY THING KAMPUNG BARU IS THE PLACE FOR POOR PEOPLE IN KUALA LUMPUR. NOT SURPRISE ABOUT INDONESIA PEOPLE.. SO LEFT BEHIND IN EDUCATION 😊😊😊
Classic
Wow you can understand cat language. You must have special power. Ha ha ha just kidding
Ahaha
😊that cat want his mommy and milk, ur just dont understand 😢
I hate cats
The problem with malaysian food, theyre delicious, the lontong cravy so creamy and so good with peanut sauce, you cant stop eating and can be fat easy😂
Ahaha yep!
Ur face like Sean O'Malley
You think?!
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Thanks my. Friend!
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