yep, but sadly the one and only tree perished years ago. luckily, they managed to take all the branches and connect them with other trees. Thats why probably in 4 to 5 years there will be musang king in thailand. how they managed to sneak out those branches are not known. thaiand should just stick with their durian but they know musang king is the gold so they need to do something.
@@atansapian4099 oh really, that is too bad. Hopefully musang king durian does'nt taste as good except those planted in Malaysia. When musang king durians from Thailand and Indonesia are flooding the market musang king durian won't fetch good prices in China anymore.
U guys... Ur journey look like more interesting and more interesting... Dats is wat we call explore the real MALAYSIA... THANX GUYS!!! U guys are awesome!!!
Wow!!!!......that awe inspiring bamboo house, 100 years young & still standing. Those bullet proof engineering & technology sans a single piece of nail in place is simply amazing, having stood the test of time should be preserved
at all cost for everybody to marvel at ancient & ingenious brains with whatever material at hand to build such wonderful house with sheer craftsmanship.
Love to watch kelantan tourism board really doing their job. 👍 Pahang state should follow what they did on promoting and commercializing local specialties and activities.
Kelantan trying to up their game in tourism scene so infrastructure & services need to improve as well .....History , Heritage. & a tour in the countryside farm.... Stay safe & happy travels...
Some of the places you see them went, are mostly self funded and not much funding provided... That's y some looking very simple and lack management. Heck all Buddhist Temple are free to enter at normal hours
You've been to places not even the people of Kelantan have been (well probably few might). Lucky you with the tour guide from the board of tourism themselves. What could be better?
Kelantan looks so fun. Unfortunately quite underrated. thank you for showing us the hidden beautiful parts of kelantan that are rarely been broadcast-ed to the outsiders. Well done guys
Possible same forefather Ivana!, soo envious you ken and Ivana get to visit in depth of m"sia kelantan, savour varieties of kelantanese foodies.anyway, I thank you guys ,cos I got to know the places thru your videos .
@@JetLagWarriors for the old man, it's quite unintelligible so can't really understand what he's saying. But the old woman, she said this knife is used for cutting coconut. Oh, and nyoh(kelapa) is coconut in Kelantan dialect
@@JetLagWarriors 1 more landmark: Guillemard Bridge in Kusial, Tanah Merah, Kelantan. Info about Guillemard bride: 1) 2nd oldest railways bridge in Malaysia after Victoria Bridge, Perak. 2) the longest railways bridge in Malaysia (600m)..
yeah my grandparents in kelantan had musang king durian tree since my father was kid...we all don't know that's was musang king because all of my family call that durian the durian kunyit...
I really love the contents today! Yeah, amused by the tiles house, everything is tiled! Another Mr Wee even in Kelantan, Ivana really can `smell' her descendant routes & Steve showing off his many skill, opening durian and peeling young coconut like a pro! lol! Shout Out to Ken Abroad aka KAMAL !! ha...ha..thats what came in my mind when I read the shop's name!
I am so close to Pulau Raya and yet i haven't been there. My husband's friend knows Teng Boon. One day I will get to go there. That's a good tour! Nice and unique 100 year old house. There are also old houses in my kampong that are without nails.
Wow! What an amazing house! House built without nails and still in good condition and well taken care of. Aha! now you are an expert in opening durians.🤣🤣 One of the best video today! 👍👍
Durian is singularly my favourite fruit with Musang King being my top pick. Immensely jealous! For me to eat a small pack of frozen Musang King (5seeds) here in Australia it comes to the equivalent of rm80! I cannot wait to return to Malaysia next year and eat nothing but durian, mangosteen and rambutan!
Is this the same Hundertwasser as the one in Vienna? He is an artist who doesn't believe in straight lines so he built houses that have uneven floors (undulating). Gardens are on the roof and he loves mosaic. His buildings are very whimsical like in fairy tales
the chinese in Kelantan mostly speak malay or kelantanese malay very well compared to other parts of Malaysia where most chinese don't know how to speak Malay at all.
Seeing the 100 years old house making me remember the house that I used to live in. It was also built without any nails. It was made from sago palm tree trunks and bamboo with nipah roofs. We named the house Dangau Budaya. Sadly the house was torn down after the house I currently live in was completed in the early 90s.
Btw there is another sister of the rambutan called the pulasan which is waaaay easier to open and my favorite. Its called pulas-an because to open the fruit you just pulas or twist the fruit. The pulasan resembles the rambutan from afar but upon holding the fruit in your hands.....you ll see a noticeable difference. It tastes similar but better than rambutan too in my opinion. The rambutan...pulasan and lychee are related i believe.
Whoa Pals! Welcome to original Tanamera and the birth place of Musang King originally known as Raja Kunyit aka King of Durian Kuning. You should go hiking to Bukit Panau, enjoy the view of the Tanah Serendah Sekebun Bunga, some old legend say it is the original birth place of Nusantara. BTW, Encik Wee is the real Malaysian Kelantanese Peranakan and we need more like him.
Oh my God..this video content is one of my favourite. Thanks for sharing guys. Also, it is super hot in Malaysia when it hit July but will be raining in September/October onward. The monsoon sometime changes.
Tanah Merah is my hometown.. Ms Katt is my friend where you go to her house. Jasa Teratai Holiday is one of good Travel Agency. Durian Kunyit/musang king is original from Tanah Merah which is i told you before.
Finally my hometown, you missed the Bukit Panau (Panau Hill) , but you have to hike to the top and enjoy the view of Kelantan river, good for drone I think
Peranakan means ..Chinese from mainland..get along with malay culture and adapt some of the culture in their daily lives..and routine...mostly in kelantan ..Terengganu ...and in malacca they call themselves baba n nyonya...and in kelantan / Terengganu ...during before world war 2... mostly Chinese lives in kampung with the malays...and mix with them...
Cikgu Steve & Cikgu Ivana Subject: Local history 101 Medium: Videography Thank you cikgu Steve & Ivana for today's lesson. Looking forward for the next history lesson. 😄
Tourism malaysia car? OMG... great job done. Kelantan tourism board is beyond my expectation. Ivana.. when I saw your episode in Melaka, when u said your last name was Oei, Malaysian version was wee..
I miss those kinds of wooden kampung houses. So nostalgic. My late grandparents used to live in those wooden kampung houses. Still remember those cold nights and blazing hot mid days. And I hate when I have to pee and defecate at night since back then the toilets are built separated and away from the house. While I'm glad that the wooden house was later modernized, still I miss the aesthetic, the atmosphere and seeing sunlight peeking through some holes of the zinc roof.
You will find many non Malays of Kelantan speak perfect local Malay dialect as opposed to other states in Malaysia. This doesn't happen much in other parts of Malaysia except for Sabah and Kelantan. Don't know why.
Love this episode. I had no idea Musang King originated from Kelantan despite it being my favourite! In Penang there are some cool Durian tours as well and reputed to have a very very very old tree that's still bearing fruit. It is said that some of the best durians come from the oldest trees because as a durian tree age, it's fruits become even more flavourful with a lot more depth. It's a strange season in Malaysia at the moment where we have cheaper variations of durian like the D24 in the market that came from older trees and their flavours are on par (but slightly different) from Musang King and sometimes even better! Penang produces some of the most unique variants although Pahang is also a great place to get exposed to the durians in Malaysia. For a lot of smaller towns in Malaysia, usually the eateries will have contact of some freelance private drivers (however they are not as regulated as e-hailing services in Malaysia). It's how the locals without cars travel around and it is also good to keep around some of their numbers in case you need an urgent ride somewhere. It would be best to get it from more reputable eateries in the area since you will be driven around by some strangers. And good to take down their car details and contact numbers and send them to fellow travellers who are not in the same car while you are taking the ride just so that somebody is informed about your whereabouts and can make a police report if at worst case scenario, you met a dodgy driver and some bad stuff is going on 😂 Just in case! Stay safe and have fun!
It's nice scnerio of old house & fruit orchard ..very relaxing.. By this moment I think the fruit like rambutan, mangosteen, water guava, dokong etc still young to pluck .. Had to wait until next month.
You guys should go to Pasir Mas and meet another famous peranakan figure Eyo Hock Seng. He's the only non-Malay tok dalang (puppet master) of shadow plays or wayang kulit in the whole of Malaysia. You can google Eyo Hock Seng and also watch him in action as tok dalang at shadow plays performance on TH-cam.
me as malaysian had 3 time go to pulau raya.. but i didnt know that the ancient house that i found there was hundred yo...what a shame.. haha... n i notice that one of the house there full with tile but never notice that it was musang king's born place.. double shame.. haha.. thanks fyi...
I totally enjoyed this very informative,historical cultural presentation...well presented with great narration like watching good documentary..superb...not nonsensical..wish all the house tours was given longer screen time . this kind of preservation if not appreciated and leave to decay or destruction is a real waste or forgotten ...I never knew these places or people existed but I truly appreciate this knowledge and bring back nostalgic memories .. Steve seems really good when narrating all temple's, mosques, homes, etc....great improvement from what Steve commented on Penang vlog..just too many temple visits. 😅😅😂😂😅 Kelantan, is way up north and such big state..so for those from South west coast or further states with lower budget tend to give Kelantan a miss as car trip and petrol can be rather costly and long long drive to get from one place to another place if they not have enough knowledge on where or what to visit and how to navigate to cover all that the state can offer.. I did mention before your first vlog on durians that best durians can be from Kelantan or Gua Musang region.. but I was wondering how both of you will ever get to try durians there .. Glad both of you managed to work your way there.. I also heard there is a beautiful highway that connects Kelantan to west coast Perak, Gerik,Lenggong,Kuala Kangsar also very old historical . When your vlogs offers so much info and scenaries and details to what you trying to explain , I tend to keep repeat watch or use it to share to others
Guilemard bridge,was constructed between may 1920 and july 1924 by The Metro Carriage Wagon & Finance Co of Wednesbury, England..This bridge opened on 1925 buy Sultan Muhammad IV of KELANTAN, and named after the British Governor for the Straits Settlement,Sir Laurence Guilemard.
@@JetLagWarriors ,and you should try KTM diesel train express Timuran(eastern express train) Tumpat to Johor and final station Woodland Singapore.Better you chose sleep seat..
Nasi Kerabu: Official Bahasa Malaysia Nasi Khabu: Kelantanese Dialect Direct translation to English: - Nasi = Rice Ke = To Rabu = Wednesday Inaccurate @ Kidding translation to English: Nasi Kerabu = Rice To-Wednesday Actual meaning of KERABU is similar but not exactly means SALAD (Traditionally Vegetables Mixture)
I laughing so hard when u said shout out to ken abroad for the restaurant name NASI NAKOBA KAMAL 😂😂😂😂 . Why the Vlog to short? We need 20-30minutes vlog pls
Ahh remember hearing about Kelantan being the original place for Musang King on our durian farm adventure!
Did u come across a new variety of durian at d farm? It's a huge durian.
Yeah originated here in Kelantan!
Welcome to my hometown steve and ivana👋
yep, but sadly the one and only tree perished years ago. luckily, they managed to take all the branches and connect them with other trees. Thats why probably in 4 to 5 years there will be musang king in thailand. how they managed to sneak out those branches are not known. thaiand should just stick with their durian but they know musang king is the gold so they need to do something.
@@atansapian4099 oh really, that is too bad. Hopefully musang king durian does'nt taste as good except those planted in Malaysia. When musang king durians from Thailand and Indonesia are flooding the market musang king durian won't fetch good prices in China anymore.
I am jealous now. I am kelantanese but all my life i hv never experienced wat u hv in yr few weeks in kelantan. Wat an amazing experience.
It’s never too late! You can book a tour today 😃
SERIOUSLY! I'm learning more about my country from these 2 Canadians than from anywhere else!
wow, glad we get to show you around Malaysia😊
yeah man! me too!
OMG, the house is way beyond amazing, thanks Ivana and Steve for making sure all of us are aware of our multicultural heritage
glad we get to show you what Malaysia is all about!
U guys... Ur journey look like more interesting and more interesting... Dats is wat we call explore the real MALAYSIA... THANX GUYS!!! U guys are awesome!!!
thank you!!
A_ Boy they all went beyond extreme... very interesting..
Kelantan is very unique state in Malaysia..
love it!
Dia lah petik rambutan dia lah petik kelapa 😂 kampung boy approved! Haha
hahaha Kampung boy Steve!🤪
JetLag Warriors hopefully you guys could have a chance to meet The Food Ranger he is now settling down in KL since end of 2019.
Wow!!!!......that awe inspiring bamboo house, 100 years young & still standing. Those bullet proof engineering & technology sans a single piece of nail in place is simply amazing, having stood the test of time should be preserved
at all cost for everybody to marvel at ancient & ingenious brains with whatever material at hand to build such wonderful house with sheer craftsmanship.
it’s impressive for sure!
This video is 5 stars!!!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. There you have it!!!!!
thanks!!
Love to watch kelantan tourism board really doing their job. 👍 Pahang state should follow what they did on promoting and commercializing local specialties and activities.
Sokong..
Kelantan tourism board has been great to us! We are glad to help show all the great things to see and do!
Kelantan trying to up their game in tourism scene so infrastructure & services need to improve as well .....History , Heritage. & a tour in the countryside farm.... Stay safe & happy travels...
Some of the places you see them went, are mostly self funded and not much funding provided... That's y some looking very simple and lack management. Heck all Buddhist Temple are free to enter at normal hours
thank you! It is hard to get around Kelantan and most of the time you will need a car or a guide
Bouya And yet JetLag Warriors find it interesting and heck they both are not beggars. Booo~ haters like you never stop hating.
Bouya better watch out, kelantan has it own unique. Stop accusing my state
@Bouya i dont want another concrete jungle..Kelantan is naturally beautiful. Perhaps the transport link should be improvised.
Wow Steve.....The Kampung Boy Is Back!!!
Well Done & Keep It Up U 2.
From Dublin With ❤
haha thank you
I'm envious. Your video quality is A++++. Great information. Well edited.
thanks!
You've been to places not even the people of Kelantan have been (well probably few might). Lucky you with the tour guide from the board of tourism themselves. What could be better?
We are so grateful for our time in Malaysia! The tour guides in Kelantan have been amazing.
I lloveeeeeedddd musang king durian.... ♥️🥰
I believed both of you have a lot of experience than malaysian right now. Congratulation ahmad saiful and sharipah 👍👍
Thank you! We love Malaysia!
Kelantan looks so fun. Unfortunately quite underrated. thank you for showing us the hidden beautiful parts of kelantan that are rarely been broadcast-ed to the outsiders. Well done guys
@Bouya Nope. Statistically, the arrival of tourists into Kelantan state is among the lowest in Malaysia.
True it is underrated. I think we were the only international tourists around...
Wonderful & amazing story. Fantastic! Luv the content! Thanks Saiful & Sharifah!
thank you so much!
@@JetLagWarriors your most welcome.
Possible same forefather Ivana!, soo envious you ken and Ivana get to visit in depth of m"sia kelantan, savour varieties of kelantanese foodies.anyway, I thank you guys ,cos I got to know the places thru your videos .
Thanks for watching! Glad you are following our journey through Malaysia.
older Kelantan Chinese speaks excellent local dialect 😁👍
Not just older..younger also..
do you know what he was saying? Can you translate for us please?
They are kelantanese...not Chinese😁
@@JetLagWarriors for the old man, it's quite unintelligible so can't really understand what he's saying. But the old woman, she said this knife is used for cutting coconut. Oh, and nyoh(kelapa) is coconut in Kelantan dialect
Kawe anok jati Kelate mudo lagi wehh
we want more video food from kelantan !! omg love it !!
Thank you!! More videos coming!
The full story about Musang King - there you have it!
there you have it!
@@JetLagWarriors Amazing! You complete the whole circle from SS2 to Raub to the birth place.
There you have it - this should also be printed on the t-shirts !
There you have it = Itu diaa!!
Another amazing day guys.Great job “exposing” Tanah Merah.Will put Mr Wee’s house/museum and House of Tiles on my list of places to visit in Kelantan.
Yes, had an amazing time exploring Kelantan! You can contact Jasa Teratai Holidays if you need more info
@@JetLagWarriors
1 more landmark:
Guillemard Bridge in Kusial, Tanah Merah, Kelantan.
Info about Guillemard bride:
1) 2nd oldest railways bridge in Malaysia after Victoria Bridge, Perak.
2) the longest railways bridge in Malaysia (600m)..
Simply awesome... Never knew about these aspects of kelantan... Simply wow!!... Cheers u all.. 👏
glad we got to introduce this place to you
yeah my grandparents in kelantan had musang king durian tree since my father was kid...we all don't know that's was musang king because all of my family call that durian the durian kunyit...
Right! Best way to tell is if it has that beautiful star pattern on the bottom! Then it will be delicious, whatever you call it 😂
Amazing! I think you guys have seen more of Kelantan than i ever did my lifetime.
Haha thank you. Hope you get to visit more places in Malaysia soon.
Faiz Afandi ya me too... I only know wau and wayang kulit in kelantan
Love that you guys go off road to non touristy place ❤️
Great job guys and also fantastic effort by Tourism Malaysia.
thank you!
More durian! Yesss
oh yes!!! So did you guys get some durian in Penang?
I really love the contents today! Yeah, amused by the tiles house, everything is tiled! Another Mr Wee even in Kelantan, Ivana really can `smell' her descendant routes & Steve showing off his many skill, opening durian and peeling young coconut like a pro! lol!
Shout Out to Ken Abroad aka KAMAL !! ha...ha..thats what came in my mind when I read the shop's name!
oh thanks so much!!
It was cool to find a “Wee”...maybe related! Came from the same clan...
And yes! Kamal restaurant!!
10:21 nice restaurant 👍😂
🤣👍
Wow Ivana, glad you met a (probably) distant relative in Kelantan!
yeah! It was cool!!
I am so close to Pulau Raya and yet i haven't been there. My husband's friend knows Teng Boon. One day I will get to go there. That's a good tour! Nice and unique 100 year old house. There are also old houses in my kampong that are without nails.
oooh you should go visit and see it for yourself!
Wow! What an amazing house! House built without nails and still in good condition and well taken care of. Aha! now you are an expert in opening durians.🤣🤣 One of the best video today! 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed this video! Keep watching for more contents😊
and yes, so nice that the house is well maintained for all of us to see.
Loving the colorful tiles!
That house was a beautiful mess❤️😍
Durian is singularly my favourite fruit with Musang King being my top pick. Immensely jealous! For me to eat a small pack of frozen Musang King (5seeds) here in Australia it comes to the equivalent of rm80! I cannot wait to return to Malaysia next year and eat nothing but durian, mangosteen and rambutan!
oooh hope you get to visit soon!!!
@@JetLagWarriors Same here! Till the day I do, I'll be enjoying Malaysia through you.
I miss my mom hometown. The fresh air and nice food makes my day
in Tanah Merah?
JetLag Warriors between Tanah merah and Pasir mas. Around 20 minutes away from Tanah merah
Don't know why the house with tiles reminds me of Hundertwasser Public Toilet in Kawakawa, New Zealand. So colourful and unique.
it was very unique indeed!
Is this the same Hundertwasser as the one in Vienna? He is an artist who doesn't believe in straight lines so he built houses that have uneven floors (undulating). Gardens are on the roof and he loves mosaic. His buildings are very whimsical like in
fairy tales
the chinese in Kelantan mostly speak malay or kelantanese malay very well compared to other parts of Malaysia where most chinese don't know how to speak Malay at all.
But don’t every school teach Malay language?
Seeing the 100 years old house making me remember the house that I used to live in. It was also built without any nails. It was made from sago palm tree trunks and bamboo with nipah roofs. We named the house Dangau Budaya. Sadly the house was torn down after the house I currently live in was completed in the early 90s.
Ahhh too bad it was torned. Would have been really cool if it was kept until today
Wow..im hapy for you guys. Tq for nice talk aboout kelantan. Sek kito jange pecoh!!
thanks for watching!
Tourism board really going all out with you guys.. might try ask for extended visa to travel and promote Malaysia... :)
Yes, we are lucky to have the tourism board with us
I know him. He is very fluent in Kelantan Malaysia
Wow! That is great my my friend.. My first motherland country Kelantan. 😎♥️🎶🌷Yeah! That is great bravo. 👌👍✌️😃💚🎵🎗️🌝😎
Thanks for watching ! :)
Wow!Another yummy foodie,durian tour yet very informative,enjoy😊
glad you enjoy the video!
Btw there is another sister of the rambutan called the pulasan which is waaaay easier to open and my favorite. Its called pulas-an because to open the fruit you just pulas or twist the fruit. The pulasan resembles the rambutan from afar but upon holding the fruit in your hands.....you ll see a noticeable difference. It tastes similar but better than rambutan too in my opinion. The rambutan...pulasan and lychee are related i believe.
Fantastic. This is d 4th video by JetLag Warriors on durian. N what else could be better than d history n origin of d musang king. Wonderful video.
Wonder what Tanah Merah looks like now? Used to live there in d 70s, then Kota Bharu, Alor Gajah, Bandar Melaka, KL.
we love durian!!
hmmm we passed through some kampung sides with lots of rambutan trees
@@JetLagWarriors Maybe one day u could explore d new durian variety, couldn't recall d name. It's huge n very expensive too.
Like yes am like durian ,,,hope one day can go
cool video again and cool cap bro. thanks for another amazing video.
thanks for watching!
10🌟 for both houses❤❤ and kelantan state tourism🎉
I just know the origin of the durian musang king...thanks for the info👍
Yayyy! You guys did try ETOK. Cant get etoks anywhere else guys, only in KELATE. My fav yo! Hahaha.
hahaha an acquired taste!!
Sungai2 teGanu pon byok etok..lo ni Rama sek kelate gi Cari etok ..mugo denung x byok doh 😁😁😁
@@loneranger6125 yo ko ganu ado jugok. Saing2 gganu ambo tok ghajin sebut pasa etok, tu ye ambo ingak etok ni hok hak mutlok kelate yah . 🙊😅😊
@@JetLagWarriors true dat, an acquired taste indeed. Heck, not all kelantanese like etok, let alone mat sallehs.
@@mic4305 dok rok cetong saing demo..soheh BBNU belako...ambo makey etok Jak ambo kecik agi..tahun 70an ..mandii Sunga bowok beldi nok kutik etok 😆😆😆 ..mugok budok jamey millineium kurey doh Mandi Sunga gak...etok pom x kena gamoknyo ....
Wauuuu its amazing ,,misssssssss durian So much,,,,love it because chinese speak Kelantan ,,Ivana and steve Thank youuuuuuuuu for this video
Whoa Pals! Welcome to original Tanamera and the birth place of Musang King originally known as Raja Kunyit aka King of Durian Kuning.
You should go hiking to Bukit Panau, enjoy the view of the Tanah Serendah Sekebun Bunga, some old legend say it is the original birth place of Nusantara.
BTW, Encik Wee is the real Malaysian Kelantanese Peranakan and we need more like him.
hello👋 thanks for all your suggestions
Oh my God..this video content is one of my favourite. Thanks for sharing guys. Also, it is super hot in Malaysia when it hit July but will be raining in September/October onward. The monsoon sometime changes.
glad you enjoyed this video!
And thank you!
Tanah Merah is my hometown.. Ms Katt is my friend where you go to her house. Jasa Teratai Holiday is one of good Travel Agency. Durian Kunyit/musang king is original from Tanah Merah which is i told you before.
we enjoyed our tour around Tanah Merah! Ms Katt and everyone were very informative and helpful!
@@JetLagWarriors great... So where is next place you plan to go.
love tours
WoW definitely making it in our Malaysia bucket list :-)
Wow,finally my hometown,if i have a chance i wanna meet u guys..u guys great
thank you!😊
We call it Raja Kunyit (Tumeric King @ King of Tumeric)...
because of the yellow colour!
Finally my hometown, you missed the Bukit Panau (Panau Hill) , but you have to hike to the top and enjoy the view of Kelantan river, good for drone I think
oh cool! Maybe next time
Tanah merah(redlands) 😍... My husband hometown.. Chinese in kelantan is special because they speak kelantan language.. 😍
Peranakan means ..Chinese from mainland..get along with malay culture and adapt some of the culture in their daily lives..and routine...mostly in kelantan ..Terengganu ...and in malacca they call themselves baba n nyonya...and in kelantan / Terengganu ...during before world war 2... mostly Chinese lives in kampung with the malays...and mix with them...
Steve/Ivana.. just a suggestion.. maybe you can make a video on top 10 best things to do in kelantan based on your experience...
great idea! We will once our tour is done😊
Durian looks yummy
the best fruit!!
Cikgu Steve & Cikgu Ivana
Subject: Local history 101
Medium: Videography
Thank you cikgu Steve & Ivana for today's lesson. Looking forward for the next history lesson. 😄
Wow lol! Pay attention, there will be a test soon!! jk
Tourism malaysia car? OMG... great job done. Kelantan tourism board is beyond my expectation.
Ivana.. when I saw your episode in Melaka, when u said your last name was Oei, Malaysian version was wee..
Yeah, Tourism Malaysia has been great to us!
And yes, Oei and Wee are the same. I think there are more different spellings of the same name out there
@@JetLagWarriors In chinese character, it's the same for wee, ooi, oei,
Love to see the way you explore Kelantan (my hometown). Hope to meet you guys in KL!
I miss those kinds of wooden kampung houses. So nostalgic. My late grandparents used to live in those wooden kampung houses. Still remember those cold nights and blazing hot mid days. And I hate when I have to pee and defecate at night since back then the toilets are built separated and away from the house. While I'm glad that the wooden house was later modernized, still I miss the aesthetic, the atmosphere and seeing sunlight peeking through some holes of the zinc roof.
You will find many non Malays of Kelantan speak perfect local Malay dialect as opposed to other states in Malaysia. This doesn't happen much in other parts of Malaysia except for Sabah and Kelantan. Don't know why.
Northern non-Malay also can speak Northern dialect very well. Especially in Kedah and Perlis
Ivana you are right, your last name OEI pronounced as UI, it is Dutch spelling where oe sounds like u in bahasa Indonesia or Malayan, like in 'buku'.
oooh ok. So the spelling is influenced by the Dutch?
I love durian. Very nice. Like this 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Love this episode. I had no idea Musang King originated from Kelantan despite it being my favourite! In Penang there are some cool Durian tours as well and reputed to have a very very very old tree that's still bearing fruit. It is said that some of the best durians come from the oldest trees because as a durian tree age, it's fruits become even more flavourful with a lot more depth. It's a strange season in Malaysia at the moment where we have cheaper variations of durian like the D24 in the market that came from older trees and their flavours are on par (but slightly different) from Musang King and sometimes even better! Penang produces some of the most unique variants although Pahang is also a great place to get exposed to the durians in Malaysia.
For a lot of smaller towns in Malaysia, usually the eateries will have contact of some freelance private drivers (however they are not as regulated as e-hailing services in Malaysia). It's how the locals without cars travel around and it is also good to keep around some of their numbers in case you need an urgent ride somewhere. It would be best to get it from more reputable eateries in the area since you will be driven around by some strangers. And good to take down their car details and contact numbers and send them to fellow travellers who are not in the same car while you are taking the ride just so that somebody is informed about your whereabouts and can make a police report if at worst case scenario, you met a dodgy driver and some bad stuff is going on 😂 Just in case! Stay safe and have fun!
yes, musang king is originated in Kelantan.
And thank you for the tips!
It's nice scnerio of old house & fruit orchard ..very relaxing.. By this moment I think the fruit like rambutan, mangosteen, water guava, dokong etc still young to pluck .. Had to wait until next month.
yes! Lots of fruits along the kampung side👍
I ate one time only Durian Kunyit from my friend durian farm,so delicious
strong flavour. It was amazing!
JetLag Warriors I am Musang king fan too
Woohoo! You made it there!
yeah!🙌🙌🙌
U should go to Felda Kemahang batu 11 tanah merah .....u can see the palm tree n also the palm oil factory . Have homestay also . Check it out
that sounds cool!
Beautyful! 👏👏😚😚
thank you
You guys should go to Pasir Mas and meet another famous peranakan figure Eyo Hock Seng. He's the only non-Malay tok dalang (puppet master) of shadow plays or wayang kulit in the whole of Malaysia. You can google Eyo Hock Seng and also watch him in action as tok dalang at shadow plays performance on TH-cam.
wow! He sounds cool!!👍 Thanks
@@JetLagWarriors Pasir Mas also famous with beautiful woman & dodol house ....
Ada sorang lagi la tok dalang chinese kat kok lanas,..owner wayang kulit Sri Cindayu
@@nazrinadri8682 Wow! Terbaiklah boh 👍
Must share with #IchangRM
She's nuts about Musang King
ahhh hope we can have a durian feast together one day
Great stuff guys. More, please.
thanks, glad tou enjoy!
Awesome place
me as malaysian had 3 time go to pulau raya.. but i didnt know that the ancient house that i found there was hundred yo...what a shame.. haha...
n i notice that one of the house there full with tile but never notice that it was musang king's born place.. double shame.. haha..
thanks fyi...
u guys are the best
thank you🙌🙌🙌
So amazing sir
thank you!
I m posting this TH-cam vdeo of yours on my fb page. !
cool! Thanks
Steve and ivana now is more local hehe
this wow.. thank for this information
glad you enjoy watching our videos!
Etok - air talk 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍
I totally enjoyed this very informative,historical cultural presentation...well presented with great narration like watching good documentary..superb...not nonsensical..wish all the house tours was given longer screen time . this kind of preservation if not appreciated and leave to decay or destruction is a real waste or forgotten ...I never knew these places or people existed but I truly appreciate this knowledge and bring back nostalgic memories ..
Steve seems really good when narrating all temple's, mosques, homes, etc....great improvement from what Steve commented on Penang vlog..just too many temple visits. 😅😅😂😂😅
Kelantan, is way up north and such big state..so for those from South west coast or further states with lower budget tend to give Kelantan a miss as car trip and petrol can be rather costly and long long drive to get from one place to another place if they not have enough knowledge on where or what to visit and how to navigate to cover all that the state can offer..
I did mention before your first vlog on durians that best durians can be from Kelantan or Gua Musang region.. but I was wondering how both of you will ever get to try durians there ..
Glad both of you managed to work your way there..
I also heard there is a beautiful highway that connects Kelantan to west coast Perak, Gerik,Lenggong,Kuala Kangsar also very old historical .
When your vlogs offers so much info and scenaries and details to what you trying to explain , I tend to keep repeat watch or use it to share to others
Etok (freshwater clams)
Pronunciation (Kelantanese Dialect):
"Air-talk"
Air talk, lol. It’s funny but it is actually quite helpful. The Kelantanese Dialect can be tough to decipher
@@JetLagWarriors indeed. Even Malaysian admit Indonesian is easier to understand than kelantan dialect
Hahhaaa...indeed
The way Steve laugh is very happy!!! 😁
U were in Tanah Merah steve...my hometown....the birthplace of musang king....u should go to guilemard bridge...100 years railway bridge....
ah we missed the bridge! We enjoyed exploring Tanah Merah😊
@@JetLagWarriors its the crossing over kelantan river, my kampong to tanah merah. Can see from the road.
And if u still in kelantan...u should go to stong in Jeli.....u can see the highest waterfall in southeast asia....and u can hike that stong hill....
Guilemard bridge,was constructed between may 1920 and july 1924 by The Metro Carriage Wagon & Finance Co of Wednesbury, England..This bridge opened on 1925 buy Sultan Muhammad IV of KELANTAN, and named after the British Governor for the Straits Settlement,Sir Laurence Guilemard.
@@JetLagWarriors ,and you should try KTM diesel train express Timuran(eastern express train) Tumpat to Johor and final station Woodland Singapore.Better you chose sleep seat..
Nasi Kerabu: Official Bahasa Malaysia
Nasi Khabu: Kelantanese Dialect
Direct translation to English: -
Nasi = Rice
Ke = To
Rabu = Wednesday
Inaccurate @ Kidding translation to English:
Nasi Kerabu = Rice To-Wednesday
Actual meaning of KERABU is similar but not exactly means SALAD
(Traditionally Vegetables Mixture)
oooh so kerabu means Malaysian “salad”. Nice! Thanks😁
I laughing so hard when u said shout out to ken abroad for the restaurant name NASI NAKOBA KAMAL 😂😂😂😂 . Why the Vlog to short? We need 20-30minutes vlog pls
😂😂😂 ok, we will work on longer vlog next time
Mr wee and ivana ancestors maybe from the same roots... Yup same surname different spelling
Didn't ask Mr wee malay name.. Hehehe they usually have... Hehehe
yes, I think so!
Go to Jeli, we have lata keding
what is lata keding?
@@JetLagWarriors waterfall
nice!!
Lata keding is also called as lalang resort..you can get some fresh air plus the water is so clean..free entrance
Uhh that old house. I want one
haha looks so cool! Would be nice to stay at one
Tanah Merah = Red soil
Nice picking fresh coconut🌴🌴👍👍and update on dokong fruit.
thanks! And thanks for watching!
Btw we call Tanah Merah as Redland 😂
It’s really nice house
beautiful!!