You at Malaysia must go to : Petrosains KLCC Sunway Lagoon Times Square Zoo Negara One Utama (air ryder) I-city Shah Alam Genting Highland (take bus from train LRT Gombak station) - Taman Layang-layang Metropolitan Kepong (Kite Park) - Sungai Pisang Gombak (river Forrest) - Tugu Trail (hiking Forrest park) - Istana Budaya (theater live) - Kolam Air Panas Selayang (hot spring) - Midvalley (biggest shopping mall) - pasar malam night market uptown - Sunday DBKL morning run 6am-9am - Tasik Titiwangsa (cycling park) - Pusat Science Negara - KL Tower KL Sentral Station - National Museum - Planetarium (space event) - Deer Park - Butterfly park - Police Museum - Botanical garden (flower lake park) - Bird Park
Way back in the early 90's the government encouraged Malls outside the city center and into residential areas... so now each residential area has its own Mall... this disperses congestion and traffic out of the city centre...❤❤❤
That’s a great plan. There were much more malls than I anticipated. I mentioned being “ over “ malls but they’re always nice when you want to cool off. Thanks for the info!
wait till you explore Penang, Ipoh, East Coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu for some crazy Malaysian food culture! Then head over to Borneo states of Sabah and Sarawak for more surprises!
I can’t wait! We’ll probably go back to KL and enjoy some more landmarks there, then explore the rest as we can. I plan to come back to Malaysia many times if possible.
Thanks for joining me in this video! This was out first time in Malaysia and a quick trip but we hope to revisit for a much longer time soon! Make sure you LIKE this video and SHARE it with a friend. Also SUBSCRIBE to join the journey, thanks!
Hello Jeremiah. Your video is extremely good. And your pronunciation of "Mee Goreng Daging" is clear and so good. Well done. And welcome to KL, Malaysia. Enjoy your stay here! And your family is lovely.
This is true but not uncommon. I’ve had a “ Nike “ pouch for over a year. The logo wore off long time ago but I still use it often. Some items are made with good materials and I think are worth it but yes, not official brands.
2:44 As an asian, eating rice with fork makes no sense to me. I mean let's forget cultural practices/habits etc.... would it be better to scoop rice with a fork or with a spoon to put it in your mouth? 😅😅
🤣 You can’t actually forget cultural habits and mention “ as an Asian “ at the same time. I think it’s a personal preference. I prefer a very large spoon with no fork, personally. What’s interesting is that a lot of people have opinions about the way others enjoy their food. Chopsticks, for instance, aren’t nearly the most efficient tool for a lot of dishes but their cultural use makes them a top choice in many instances. I like talking about this stuff btw. 🙏🏾
Welcome to Malaysia. 14:05 Those “arts” are from the indigenous people of East Malaysia (Malaysian Bornean States of Sabah and Sarawak). Do come and visit us. 14:28 Correct. Those are known as “ilang” (pronounced “eee-lung”) and used to belong to the headhunting indigenous people of Borneo including the Malaysian Borneo. To learn more than what the gallery has shown you, visit the second largest museum in SEA in Kuching, Sarawak (the Borneo Cultures Museum).
If you guys are coming back to Malaysia again, try visiting cooler (in terms of temperature) attractions like :- 1) Genting Highlands, with outdoor and indoor theme parks which is great not just for your kid but both of you too. Put up a night would be good. 2) Cameron Highlands, known for its tea plantations with some extra attractions. 3) Bukit Tinggi French Village, with other extras like small rabbit farm, Japanese garden. Good to bring along a thin jacket, sometimes they could get a little cold.
Thanks for the tips! We haven’t set plans in stone yet but we’ll likely be back very soon! We like “ cooler “ whew…it got hot but it’s also not as hot as Bangkok, at least not when we went. We loved it! Can’t wait to go back. Thanks again!
@JeremiahBrewer00 yes do visit again or normally we said "welcome home" because once you touch Malaysian soil you're transform from being a tourist to a Malaysian and after a while act as Malaysian as well...
Welcome you and your family to KLCC. My father was one of the lighting consultants who worked on consulting the right lights when it was being built then.
You must be good at reading signs for connections to LRT, MRT, and LRT/BUS and know which station to take for connections by reading the signs at each station. If you are traveling with your family, it is suggested that Grabe is the best way to get to the destination, as long as you have internet access and Grabe is also cheap too
Yes, I’ve gotten used to it. I used Grab here and there but for me, it’s better to take public transport if I can. It gives me a better feel of the city. Grab was very helpful when we used it. The cars are nice, the drivers were very kind, and the roads were great!
@@JeremiahBrewer00 Use the monorail to see the city of KL from above because it doesn't go underground and the stations are quite small and don't have air conditioning, but it's quite fun, like riding a rollercoaster., 😁
Awesome video man, makes me want to go back to KL. That’s cool you made it out to Batu Caves. Definitely a must see. Next time gotta check out that new tower
Hi Jeremiah, So happy to see you and your family enjoyed Malaysia. Your pronunciation is good and on point. If you do happen to go to IKEA (again), check out the IKEA restaurant and try their curry puff. It’s very popular among locals. Please remember to eat Satay, and try the iconic Nasi Lemak in Malaysia the next time you come back. So many food you can eat, but let’s start with these first 😁 Hope to see you and your lovely family again.
Thank you so much for your detailed comment! You’re the 3rd person to mentioned Nasi Lemak so I’ll put that at the top of the list for next time. Also I hope to try the curry puff! We loved our trip and hope to spend significant time in Malaysia again soon! Thanks again!
Fun Fact: Malaysians escape the heat in ac'd Malls, we eat in the Food Court where food is cheap and great... so don't discount food at food courts...❤
Yes Sir. This is true. I’m still getting used to mall and food court culture. It’s not nearly the same where I’m from. I found most of the food courts to be very good quality.
Yes. She had a great time. She’s a very happy baby but she was especially happy in Malaysia. The people were very warm and welcoming. It was a great experience to see so many people being receptive to a baby being around. We’re not used to seeing that in our home country.
@jaykassim3474 You are still very young. You can have another baby when u r 38. I think women can hv children safely until 42 or 44. David Beckham, the famous footballer had a daughter after 3 boys, so why not give it another try, ha ha!
The food being good means it can’t be overrated for me 🤣 How much of the country have you experienced? For me, just KL for a few days so I can only go based on that for now.
Welcome to Malaysia. You must be careful in making design or whatever image of your video thumbnail. You put a statue of idols image under the flag of Malaysia. For me its look intentional if not, good, be careful then. You obviously know this is majority Muslim country. 1) Put the flag above. Please respect other country flag. 2) The moon in the flag represent the official religion in Malaysia which is Islam. 3) The yellow color represent the constitutional monarch, the King of Malaysia. 4) Above all, Malaysian flag represent the unity of Malaysian. Enjoy your visit in Malaysia. Stay safe, healthy & happy.
Thanks for the insight! I had no idea. I knew about the country’s religious affiliation but didn’t think about the symbolism. I appreciate your thorough and yet kind words. I’ll see what I can do, what you said makes perfect sense and I intend no harm. Please stand by.
Adakah awak org yahudi dan bagaimana boleh lulus masuk ke Malaysia. Jika anda dari Afrika Dn terlalu ramai org nigeria di malaysia tinggal secara haram menipu wanita tempatan menyimpan wanita tempatan yang bersuami sebagai pemuas nafsu sexual orang Afrika yang buruk mengambil wanita tempatan yg bersuami dan ada anak.
Pelancung ini masuk ke Msia tidak menggunakan pasport Israel sebab itulah dia boleh masuk tak kan itupon tak tahu macam katak bawah tempurong lah kau ni😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
![First Impressions of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia [2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UM0o3EoVW3k/mqdefault.jpg)
You at Malaysia must go to :
Petrosains KLCC
Sunway Lagoon
Times Square
Zoo Negara
One Utama (air ryder)
I-city Shah Alam
Genting Highland (take bus from train LRT Gombak station)
- Taman Layang-layang Metropolitan Kepong (Kite Park)
- Sungai Pisang Gombak (river Forrest)
- Tugu Trail (hiking Forrest park)
- Istana Budaya (theater live)
- Kolam Air Panas Selayang (hot spring)
- Midvalley (biggest shopping mall)
- pasar malam night market uptown
- Sunday DBKL morning run 6am-9am
- Tasik Titiwangsa (cycling park)
- Pusat Science Negara
- KL Tower
KL Sentral Station
- National Museum
- Planetarium (space event)
- Deer Park
- Butterfly park
- Police Museum
- Botanical garden (flower lake park)
- Bird Park
Wow! Thank you for commenting with this much detail! I research the places and see what we can do! Thanks again
@@JeremiahBrewer00 I want you to try air rider skydiving indoor at One Utama shopping Mall, can take Damansara train MRT station & price is about RM70
Aquaria KLCC
I will add this place to my bucket list
Do it! You’d love it!
Way back in the early 90's the government encouraged Malls outside the city center and into residential areas... so now each residential area has its own Mall... this disperses congestion and traffic out of the city centre...❤❤❤
That’s a great plan. There were much more malls than I anticipated. I mentioned being “ over “ malls but they’re always nice when you want to cool off. Thanks for the info!
wait till you explore Penang, Ipoh, East Coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu for some crazy Malaysian food culture! Then head over to Borneo states of Sabah and Sarawak for more surprises!
I can’t wait! We’ll probably go back to KL and enjoy some more landmarks there, then explore the rest as we can. I plan to come back to Malaysia many times if possible.
Thank you!
At Nandos, you definitely should try the chicken. It's the main star. Hot chicken liver with bread is good too.
I enjoyed what I had BUT I definitely should’ve gotten the chicken half. Next time!
Thank you for this wonderful video. Welcome to KL, Malaysia.
Thank you too! I absolutely LOVE KL 🇲🇾 🙏🏾
@@JeremiahBrewer00 Wonderful. 😀
Thanks for joining me in this video! This was out first time in Malaysia and a quick trip but we hope to revisit for a much longer time soon! Make sure you LIKE this video and SHARE it with a friend. Also SUBSCRIBE to join the journey, thanks!
sir meet freand the name chennel traveling solo log from USA....✌️😁🇲🇾♥️🇺🇲🇨🇦
Let's go to Genting Highlands the largest hotel in the world .
One hour trip from KL
Hi guys . Tq for visiting our humble country
Thank you too! We love it
Wellcome to Malaysia, hope you enjoy visiting here..
Thank you! I love it!
Good job guys. Enjoy you have everything here from all corner of the world.
Thank you! That’s the goal!
if you got time,better also explore country side
Yes. I heard it’s lovely.
Hello Jeremiah. Your video is extremely good. And your pronunciation of "Mee Goreng Daging" is clear and so good. Well done. And welcome to KL, Malaysia. Enjoy your stay here! And your family is lovely.
Thank you for clarifying. I like how thinks are written in letters I’m familiar with. KL is amazing! I appreciate your kind words!
Malaysia, truly Asia. From a travel commercial 20 years ago.
That’s a solid slogan. 👌🏾
From far, you looked like will smith
Hahahahaha. I only get that here in Asia.
I’m definitely going now that you guys have posted this!!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
You would love it! I barely scratched the surface but I recommend it!
Malaysia is a English speaking nation. It’s comfortable to get around with locals
@@andrewchong2616 yes, that was a very big change from the other surrounding countries.
Petaling Street is where so many fake brand items....nike,charle jourden,
etc
This is true but not uncommon. I’ve had a “ Nike “ pouch for over a year. The logo wore off long time ago but I still use it often. Some items are made with good materials and I think are worth it but yes, not official brands.
2:44 As an asian, eating rice with fork makes no sense to me. I mean let's forget cultural practices/habits etc.... would it be better to scoop rice with a fork or with a spoon to put it in your mouth? 😅😅
🤣
You can’t actually forget cultural habits and mention “ as an Asian “ at the same time. I think it’s a personal preference. I prefer a very large spoon with no fork, personally.
What’s interesting is that a lot of people have opinions about the way others enjoy their food. Chopsticks, for instance, aren’t nearly the most efficient tool for a lot of dishes but their cultural use makes them a top choice in many instances. I like talking about this stuff btw. 🙏🏾
Welcome to Malaysia. 14:05 Those “arts” are from the indigenous people of East Malaysia (Malaysian Bornean States of Sabah and Sarawak). Do come and visit us.
14:28 Correct. Those are known as “ilang” (pronounced “eee-lung”) and used to belong to the headhunting indigenous people of Borneo including the Malaysian Borneo. To learn more than what the gallery has shown you, visit the second largest museum in SEA in Kuching, Sarawak (the Borneo Cultures Museum).
Wow! Great breakdown! I’ll research the museum and hopefully get to go some time. Thanks!
When you're in Malaysia, you're in food heaven!
I had no idea how good the food was! 🤯
If you guys are coming back to Malaysia again, try visiting cooler (in terms of temperature) attractions like :-
1) Genting Highlands, with outdoor and indoor theme parks which is great not just for your kid but both of you too. Put up a night would be good.
2) Cameron Highlands, known for its tea plantations with some extra attractions.
3) Bukit Tinggi French Village, with other extras like small rabbit farm, Japanese garden.
Good to bring along a thin jacket, sometimes they could get a little cold.
Thanks for the tips! We haven’t set plans in stone yet but we’ll likely be back very soon! We like “ cooler “ whew…it got hot but it’s also not as hot as Bangkok, at least not when we went. We loved it! Can’t wait to go back. Thanks again!
@JeremiahBrewer00 yes do visit again or normally we said "welcome home" because once you touch Malaysian soil you're transform from being a tourist to a Malaysian and after a while act as Malaysian as well...
@@hadeqhad5474 that’s awesome! We hope to be back very soon! Can’t wait.
Theres still alot of gems to be discovered in Malaysia❤
Absolutely! I can’t wait to go back! Much to learn
I love to see you guys. Your child is so adorable!
Thank you so much! We’re so happy to have Hannah. She’s the best!
Also, it just occurred to me what “ Suay “ means haha. สวย
Welcome to Malaysia Jeremiah & family. Enjoy your stay! 😉
Thank you Sir! We hope to be back soon.
Welcome you and your family to KLCC. My father was one of the lighting consultants who worked on consulting the right lights when it was being built then.
Thank you! Wow. That’s incredible. KL is magnificent. I can’t stress how much we enjoyed it.
welcome sir✌️😁🇲🇾♥️🇺🇲🇲🇽 🇨🇦have a nice day sir.....
Thank you! Have a nice day!
@@JeremiahBrewer00 welcome sir✌️😁🇲🇾♥️🇺🇲🇲🇽
Oh my gosh your wife and your kid are beautiful. Welcome dear to Malaysia
Wow! Thank you!
There is a free entrance dipping pool for kids at KLCC Park.
That’s great to know. I’m not surprised. KL is very kid friendly.
KL very vibrant city… nice 🤩
It really is!
You must be good at reading signs for connections to LRT, MRT, and LRT/BUS and know which station to take for connections by reading the signs at each station. If you are traveling with your family, it is suggested that Grabe is the best way to get to the destination, as long as you have internet access and Grabe is also cheap too
Yes, I’ve gotten used to it. I used Grab here and there but for me, it’s better to take public transport if I can. It gives me a better feel of the city. Grab was very helpful when we used it. The cars are nice, the drivers were very kind, and the roads were great!
@@JeremiahBrewer00 Use the monorail to see the city of KL from above because it doesn't go underground and the stations are quite small and don't have air conditioning, but it's quite fun, like riding a rollercoaster., 😁
@@penukulbesi4006 I didn’t know that. I’ll try it. Thanks!
Welcome Fresh Prince of Bel Air to our country..looks similar tho
Hahahahahaha. I get this a lot. Thank you.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Thank you!
You're most welcome
Welcome to Malaysia..Done like and subscribe.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing your lovely day in KL MALAYSIA..hope see you again..#haveanicejourney..
Yes, we will be back soon! Thank you!
already there in November 2023 and in October 2013 , but could not visit many places.
watching this video makes me want to go back to kuala lumpur,
I loved it! Can’t wait to go back. How was it in 2013? Seems like the city is developing quickly.
welcome to malaysia... congrates for your new born baby!
Thank you!
Awesome video man, makes me want to go back to KL. That’s cool you made it out to Batu Caves. Definitely a must see. Next time gotta check out that new tower
Thanks brother! I love the Batu Caves. My wife said it was the highlight of her trip. I can’t walk to go to Merdeka 118 😳
You must try nasi lemak at wanjo, kampung baru
Will do! It’s the national dish, right?
Will smith in Kuala Lumpur!! 🥳😁
In the flesh 🤣🤣🤣
Congratulations to you and your wife on your new baby!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
the truly asia
Hi Jeremiah,
So happy to see you and your family enjoyed Malaysia. Your pronunciation is good and on point.
If you do happen to go to IKEA (again), check out the IKEA restaurant and try their curry puff. It’s very popular among locals.
Please remember to eat Satay, and try the iconic Nasi Lemak in Malaysia the next time you come back. So many food you can eat, but let’s start with these first 😁
Hope to see you and your lovely family again.
Thank you so much for your detailed comment! You’re the 3rd person to mentioned Nasi Lemak so I’ll put that at the top of the list for next time. Also I hope to try the curry puff! We loved our trip and hope to spend significant time in Malaysia again soon! Thanks again!
Do come back to Malaysia soon!
Thank you! I really want to ASAP!
Fabulous blog, welcome 2 KL
Thank you! I appreciate you!
Cousin your videos are amazing.
Thank you Cuz! I really appreciate the comment and feedback. We’re blessed 🙏🏾
Welcome to Malaysia
Thank you brother
Nice Vlog👍👍👍, Keep it Up !🏆
Thank you 🙌 I’ll do my best!
Selamat datang ke malaysia.
Thank you! We love Malaysia!
There are two airport terminals which are KLIA and KLIA2... KLIA2 if you use Air Asia flight... other than that at KLIA terminal...
Yes, I found that out the hard way. It was cool to see both terminals though.
@@JeremiahBrewer00 KLIA2 is like an airport terminal inside a shopping mall..
Yes! When we flew in, we came into KLIA2, I was amazed. The design is incredible.@@timungcina
Keep it up Jeremiah and family👍🥰
Thank you! We’ll do our best!
Im impressed how u pronounced local word. Almost accurate.
Really? Thanks. I joke around but I definitely want to pronounce things correctly if possible.
People in KL will be more helpful if they know your wife is pregnant or carrying a baby.
Yes! when my wife was holding the baby, someone on the train demanded for people to stand and let her sit. It was very kind but also surprising!
Your baby girl soooooooo adorable
Wow! You’re too kind. She’s our greatest gift 😁
👍👍🎂🎂🎂🎈🎈🎈👌👌👌😁😁😁❤️❤️💖💖💜💜
Fun Fact: Malaysians escape the heat in ac'd Malls, we eat in the Food Court where food is cheap and great... so don't discount food at food courts...❤
Yes Sir. This is true. I’m still getting used to mall and food court culture. It’s not nearly the same where I’m from. I found most of the food courts to be very good quality.
Looks like your little baby is having a good time too. Looks comfortable with mom
Yes. She had a great time. She’s a very happy baby but she was especially happy in Malaysia. The people were very warm and welcoming. It was a great experience to see so many people being receptive to a baby being around. We’re not used to seeing that in our home country.
Kuala Lumpur isn't just hot, it's humid too.
Extremely. I found that it was less of both than Thailand but I was only there for a few days. I did like how there was some breeze at night.
Great adventure in Kuala Lumpur
Thank you! KL is amazing
Just subscribed to your channel....
Welcome to Malaysia...truly Asia 🤗👍
Thank you!
Thanks for subbing!
Kl enchanting ? Adehh..well mb.for shopping jln2 .short trip..to stay n work there .not again.seh mati la jam2 sana sini ..
I can’t translate this. I’d love to though. Can you retype?
Welcome bro.. Do enjoy what Borneo nature has to offer.
Thank you bro! When I go back I’m definitely exploring more of the country. Can’t wait!
Nice video
Thank you!
Welcome to our beautiful Malaysia guys, love your cute baby, my heart melt looking at her, anyway i have 5 boys haha😁❤️😊🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you! 5 boys! That was my wish! I’m happy with my baby girl haha.
@@JeremiahBrewer00 im 35y this year, so no more trying for a girl ahaha, but you guys definitely will have a beautiful boy after Hannah👍😁🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
@@jaykassim3474 haha. I understand. 5 boys is great. We hope to have a boy but we’ll be happy either way when the time comes.
@jaykassim3474 You are still very young. You can have another baby when u r 38. I think women can hv children safely until 42 or 44.
David Beckham, the famous footballer had a daughter after 3 boys, so why not give it another try, ha ha!
@@valerietan2850 Im afraid there'll be complications or something, so I'm not going to risk my life and left my boys alone🤭❤️🇲🇾
Yessszaa!!! Foodie stuffs at Jalan Alor, KL👍🏻😉 Food Heaven there❤
I loved it!
Bro, just to inform you the Nandos chilli sauces are uniquely theirs. I an confirmed that Malaysia's do not have their kind of taste...😊
I didn’t know that. I did enjoy them. I tried them all. So it’s different elsewhere?
I enjoyed ur video man
Good
Keep it up
Thank you very much!
You must try...RAMLY BURGER and CHAR KUAY TEAW
You’re the 2nd person to mention the Ramly burger. I have to do it now haha
YOU GOT IT ITS ACTUALLY NOT BAD WHAT YOU SAY QUITE RITE IT SOUND THANKS GUYS MALAYSIA IS NOT PERFECT BUT WE ARE TRYING TO GET THERE
Nothing is perfect but my message to everyone is that Malaysia is very nice and worth more than a quick visit. Can’t wait to go back.
Nice video..
Thank you!
Welcome
Thank you!
Cute baby! Did the tourist thang huh. Lol.
Thanks. Yes haha. One day we’ll get to deep dive into Malaysia. Can’t wait
great video mate
Thanks 👍
Welcome to Malaysia🇲🇾 ...truly asia.
Thank you! Truly Asia!
❤
Dope!
Thanks bro!
welcome to 🇲🇾 MALAYSIA 🤗
Thank you!
Welcome to Malaysia
Thank you!
You should carry your baby, not your wife.
Haha. It’s a personal choice. We switch, thanks.
Malaysia is overrated….foods good tho😂😂
The food being good means it can’t be overrated for me 🤣 How much of the country have you experienced? For me, just KL for a few days so I can only go based on that for now.
Indonesia Cambodia Laos for long holidays and even retirement ….Singapore Malaysia Thailand Vietnam is overrated😊
Welcome to Malaysia.
You must be careful in making design or whatever image of your video thumbnail.
You put a statue of idols image under the flag of Malaysia. For me its look intentional if not, good, be careful then. You obviously know this is majority Muslim country.
1) Put the flag above. Please respect other country flag.
2) The moon in the flag represent the official religion in Malaysia which is Islam.
3) The yellow color represent the constitutional monarch, the King of Malaysia.
4) Above all, Malaysian flag represent the unity of Malaysian.
Enjoy your visit in Malaysia. Stay safe, healthy & happy.
Thanks for the insight! I had no idea. I knew about the country’s religious affiliation but didn’t think about the symbolism. I appreciate your thorough and yet kind words. I’ll see what I can do, what you said makes perfect sense and I intend no harm. Please stand by.
I went ahead and changed the thumbnail in lieu of what you shared. Thank you for letting me know gracefully.
Adakah awak org yahudi dan bagaimana boleh lulus masuk ke Malaysia.
Jika anda dari Afrika
Dn terlalu ramai org nigeria di malaysia tinggal secara haram menipu wanita tempatan menyimpan wanita tempatan yang bersuami sebagai pemuas nafsu sexual orang Afrika yang buruk mengambil wanita tempatan yg bersuami dan ada anak.
Bad people do bad things but life goes on. What you described happens all over the world unfortunately.
I’m American
Pelancung ini masuk ke Msia tidak menggunakan pasport Israel sebab itulah dia boleh masuk tak kan itupon tak tahu macam katak bawah tempurong lah kau ni😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
wtf, your baby so cute!
🤣🤣🤣Thanks!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
welcome home ❤ dear hybrids. this is the center. salam.
Haha. Thanks