Thanks for uploading this video. I've been away from Malaysia for years, and to see new developments, new restaurants, etc., I watch videos on KL and Malaysia. I'm lucky to have stumbled upon your channel, as you're thorough with the details of any area you cover. I've only been to one of the buildings in Putrajaya to renew my personal documents and have never toured the city. I've never visited the Pink Mosque, and I didn't even know there was a massive mall in the area. I will check the city out once I return to KL in 2025. Frankly, I'm in awe of KL and Putrajaya, haha. Both the cities are STUNNING. Thanks much, Ben, for taking the time to film and upload these videos. I appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏
starting at 44:25 you talked about "msm" and "nim"… I don’t know how to spell it but can you give some reference or info or website address about it ??? thanks.
For guys, if you are wearing long pants you dont have to wear the robe. The robe is worn to cover your knees. (thats called aurat(explanation is more than this). Some mosques would give you a sarong. You also dont have to put the hood on. Thats for women to cover their hair. Welcome
Selamat Pagi Ben...gembira melihat saudara sihat dan bertenaga ..saya doakan saudara sentiasa sihat dan gembira di Malaysia..jangan segan dan malu jika perlukan pertolongan dari kami rakyat Malaysia..terima kasih kerana sudi datang di sini..kami terbuka untuk saudara tinggal bersama kami🇲🇾🤝😃👍✌️🤲
I have been watching several of your videos, and this is the one that made me subscribe. This is my favourite...maybe because you looked more relaxed here and it's great to see you truly enjoying the environment. Keep it up!
Its a great time to learn about Islam now since you are now in Malaysia. Islam is pretty simple to understand and logical but the secular environment will be the challenge to hold your faith, but that the test just to see how you struggle for the acknowledgment of god.
@@benfishermin Yes, it is. But it's not really a favorite spot for foreign tourists although it has some good attractions like the botanical garden, the fruit orchard, Moroccan Pavilion, the pink mosque, the steel mosque, among many other attractions. 😁
Cyberjaya / Putrajaya is a nice place to live if you want more nature, a bit more quiet life, the IOI Mall is the newest, actually a 5-minute drive from our place. It can get a bit boring at times but you have the mall nearby and KLCC is not that far, 45-60 min if you want more entertainment. It is a good place to raise a family. Try visiting the Tamarind Square in Cyberjaya for a relaxed coffee.
@@benfishermin Well, actually the indonesian government plans to move their capital to kalimantan which is a region in borneo, the reason being jakarta is thought to be sinking. Btw putrajaya is the administrative capital of malaysia and the mosque-like building is the PM's office, not house!
I actually live here. Well, Cyberjaya actually but if you live in Cyberjaya then Putrajaya is your back yard. I prefer it here because it’s quiet. Everything is more chill as you mentioned. Especially driving. It’s a nicer place to raise a family
I know what you talking about, I am Malaysian live in Melbourne, during pre winter, winter and early spring, the weather always make me feel depressed. Always become sad and lonely.
16:20 you will see a lot of people prayi g during a specific prayer times. Muslims pray 5 times a day, and when a specific prayer time starts, the Imam will lead a 'jema'ah' / congregational prayer. Not sure what time you were there, but during the day, there will be two prayers, Dzuhur (starts around 1.15 pm) and Asr (starts around 4.30 pm). And if you came on a Friday, you will see an even bigger crowd during the afternoon performing the Friday congregational prayer. But during the congregational prayers, I don't think they allow tourists in. But you can view them from outside.
@@benfisherminanother interesting factual that the agreement to form Putrajya as Federal Territory was signed dby parties switch family ties Then King of Malaysia ,Sultan Salhuddin signed on behalf of Federal Govt And his son, then Regent of Selangor signed representing State of Selangor. The King was also the sovereign Sultan of Selangor
Yea its hard travelling as a diabetic. Asia loves sweet and puts sugar in everything. Im diabetic i just eat seafood. Chicken vegys and have no problem in asia
Yea it’s a lot more difficult that in US, they cater to diabetics and health food in the US. Like you I just eat meat and veggies basically, but I do well with beef and lamb too, just need to avoid ones which contains sugar which is hit or miss depending on the restaurant. That’s why when I find one that doesn’t do me harm I usually eat there again and again
That high pitch wail of cicadas in the background reminds me of my grandfather’s house. It’s the sound of the jungle. It’s kind of amazing that you can hear it in the middle of Putrajaya
Wow finally u r in Putrajaya. Its an administrative centre where u dunt get much crowd except tourists. Those public parks r hidden germs. The locals only go there on wkends (early morning or evening) when the sun is not too hot. Njy ur adventure 😎
Weather in Klang Valley often like that. Intense heat at midday and suddenly thick black cloud with strong wind. But is it gonna rain? Probably, but not surely. Just like how it was in this video.
Yes PutraJaya is an Administrative Area of the Malaysia Government. It seems that you have not reach the administrative area. Part of the other side is the residential area of the government workers and surround Putrajaya some the kampung areas of the local population. Good place for family and there there's no night club etc in Putrjaya. Few hotels and resort and next door to Putrajaya is the Cyberjaya city where Tesla open up its office....
I understand u. Im having gut issue as well but it is almost gone now. I’m consuming 1 tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar (with mother normally Bragg’s brand) mixed with 1l of cold water. I consume it throughout the day. Thanks for sharing yours.
Thanks, apple cider vinegar is helpful for me too. Now also taking Neem and Black Seed Oil which is very helpful! In the past I had huge success with olive leaf extract but I haven’t been able to find it here, I’m gonna order it
Yes, local people prefer to be outside KL because KL is congested with traffic every hour. After all, outside KL there are also many shopping malls and parks to visit, and condos outside KL have bigger parks compared to the city center.
KL does tire me out with the traffic and many people walking, after a full month there I started to have enough of it, no more long stays in a big city for me for a bit
3:21 actually, 87% of Indonesians identified as Muslim. That is a lot! In fact, there are more Muslims in Indonesia than any other Arab countries. It's the largest population of Muslims in a country.
Hi Ben. Spectacular architecture!"The 3-tiered Putra Bridge is inspired by Iranian architecture, with 4 minaret-type piers overlooking the man-made Putrajaya Lake" & is this the rainy season?🙋
I went to Putrajaya for a few hours and seen the main sites including the 2 mosques (Putra and Iron), Presidential House, the bridges and the parks - seriously beautiful city
Brother man There is no Presidential House in Putrajaya. Malaysia maintains a monarchy system There. Are 2 palaces in Pitrakaya. One for the King of Malaysia. And the other for Sultan of Selangor. The official residences of Prime Minister isl also in Purrakaya
Obviously u would not see people hanging around because putrajaya is Malaysia's capitol hill /Westminster. Putrajaya is the government administrative city, people are working with everyone in the offices.
We live for god ..he created us , to him we will return . If you have in your mind , your life will be more purposeful with clear direction , and you will have a real peace and happiness.. Trust me .. Get a quran and start reading bit by bit ..
At minutes 20:50 the door leads to underground monorail but it is yet fully operational because Putrajaya residents has not reached the right number to allow for operation. It was partially constructed but stop many years ago. I read somewhere the project will be continued if the residents reach more than 500 thousands to secure ROI
You were the COOLEST looking Red Riding Hood, I ever saw my friend. 🤣 Really picturesque landscaping, across from the mosque. Wow. Yoooooo, listen to that creepy azz sound around 29:57. I was yelling at my phone to you saying, "run buddy". Sounded like, A Quiet Place. 😳 ~ Tazzz ~
If you go across the bridge, there are loads of really interesting looking buildings, these are the different federal government departments, and a stainless steel mosque that really spectacular.they do guided lake tours too, great at night with all the colourful lights, really well worth it.
I wonder why all water fountains are dead?! The PutraJaya should really look into this. Those were built to enhance the overall look of PutraJaya and also function to cool them the area.
I lived in Putrajaya, the Administration Capital of Malaysia where all government department and ministry located and residential for the government servant. Only few places allocated for public and commercial purposes. Most tourist will just come for day tour and back to KL City Centre..IOI City Mall is outside but bordering Putrajaya, I believe is the 2nd biggest shopping mall ASIA with 8 million sqft...
Good place to buy PC accessories and units. I capture a video here and put that in here. Very calming video from you. Welcome to my closest neighbor town.
Ben, if you had a drone, the aerial view would be spectacular. But then, Putrajaya is a no-fly zone - as are government-centric places around the world.
Im about to hit the bed, but end up watching you bringing me around putrajaya in (my country) which i have yet yo explore, not as much you do 😂😂. Anyway Ben, your stay in Malaysia 😊
You always need a few things on you in KL. A bottle of water and an umbrella. Even when the weather report doesn't show rain it can come out of nowhere.
I go to putrajaya once a month for a special visa pass and the first time i was there it gave me star wars vibes as i had visited Villa Balbianello, Lake Como, Italy
@@tommydoherty42 I can't drink because of a health condition but Chulia Street is the big bar street, it gets pretty lively in the weekends too and looks like a good atmosphere
ioi is very crowded mall in weekend, that was the very famous mall in Malaysia.. and i think the no 1 mall..but tourist no idea about it.. only foreign student know about it 😊
Ben, When it rains or in a thunderstorm with lightning , you should stay away from trees. Being under a tree is the second leading cause of lightning casualties. Try to get into a building. Neither is it safe holding an umbrella ya. Metal conducts electricity and lightning is essentially electricity
16:20 you came during tourist visiting time which is off the main prayer time. we have 5 daily session prayers. during that time, visiting is not allowed inside but outside main prayer hall. u can walk freely
@@benfishermin haha indeed, but during Friday prayers 115p-2pm, both putrajaya mosque will be full of Muslim people for prayers. During 5 sessions prayers. Usually we could see one or two full lines of people... Ok next is wilayah Persekutuan mosque
bro.. that’s not the prime minister’s residence.. that’s the prime minister’s office.. including all the ministers office … his residence is in Seri Perdana…. somewhere in Putrajaya too… btw actually that robe is if u’re wearing shorts or if u’re a lady not wearing hijab… the hoody for women not covering their hair.. men whether muslim or not .. covering head (wearing skullcap.. hat.. etc) is not obligatory..
@@benfishermin bro.. if u happen to carry ur foldable umbrella nx time.. do put it inside a plastic bag.. so that if u’re umbrella is soaking wet frm heavy rain.. u won’t face the issue of water dripping frm ur umbrella while in mrt.. lrt.. or restaurants… n avoid wearing shoes with socks.. it’s raining constantly nowadays… wear flip flops .. unless if u’re going for jungle trekking.. there are cheap places to eat in singapore.. eg ananas cafe.. can be found near most mrt stations or those shops under the block eg like in ang mo kio … try mee kuah.. they serve spicy curry like gravy with small chunks of mutton with yellow noodles… it’s really spicy .. i know u avoid flour based stuff.. u can just try its gravy.. n singapore murtabak.. personally i like it more than malaysian one… try katong laksa too… n hainanese chicken rice.. these are some of my favourite singapore dishes.. 😅
You will find solace there...try some of the local dishes (Herritage of the Portuguese Dutch and the Baba Nyonya )....all the best..I will be there next week
@benfishermin terengganu is not North that is east. Northern part is like penang, alor setar, langkawi or perlis. If u like island, penang and Langkawi in Kedah will be good for you. Alor setar is a small city and the oldest city in Malaysia and one of the oldest in Regions. People said only dinosaur live there. Joking. Btw im from Alor Setar city 🤪 ✨️. Alor setar have the oldest sultanate line in the world.
The minaret tower consists of five sections to symbolize the five pillars of Islam. In the original plan, there would be an elevator to take up to the top of the minaret tower but was later scrapped. There's a closed LRT station below the mosque. It will be opened once Putrajaya's population reached a certain threshold (eg: 4 million in 2050).
@@benfisherminwe have many skatepark hare you cant meet friend with the local hare ...life alone its gread but some time we net friend to talk..ok dude i hope you enjoy living hare ..
Malaysia is an hidden pearl, you need to keep exploring new area, it will shock you! 😏 (you need at least a bicycle to explore the Putrajaya, it is big 😂)
Great...you have wait for the mosque guide to brief on the history and Islam itself....underneath mosque also have other compartments and lake around is a manmade lake and the mosque get part of its coolness from the outlet from the lake. On the side also another Mosque which some call it the Iron mosque due to its made up of mostly of steel...
I also bought a lavalier mic The 6 ft cord works well when I don't mind being connected.. Nobody's going to complain about the sound. You can hold them or clip them on. Those cheap mics will give you a pretty good arsenal of microphones.. And you don't need all that wireless and charging stuff.. You're holding a camera anyways who cares if you have a wire connected unless you are blogging in a really hectic place like India or people are running all over the place.. And those places you have to worry about snatch N grab and having your camera stolen.
I think the internal mic on the iPhone 13 Pro Max is better than any cheap microphone I tried, unless I wanted to do some interview style stuff, especially since I’ll lose the environmental sounds quite a bit. I think a wire going from the phone or camera to the mic isn’t great either, I wouldn’t wanna do that unless I was sitting in place the whole time or something. When I do get one I’ll go for the dji microphone as those are really great, but first I’ll get the dji camera, probably the osmo pocket 3, which also has an even better internal mic than the iPhone.
The plug-in mic is inexpensive but is much better. Your iPhone mic is not an omnidirectional mic.. You can check out modern. Millie, she goes over the equipment she is a blogger and educational. Help Those mics do help a lot. I have a pixel 7 just as advanced and it helps a lot and it is nice if you don't want to fiddle with wireless or wired mics and it is pointed at you like a microphone so it makes a huge difference. Because it swivels in your direction where you are speaking. Your sound is not bad though.
I know for a fact I never said this in any of my videos so feel free to send me the link. Not sure if you're just trying to stir things up in the comments here.
@@benfishermin Dont worry I have the receipt. Your video 'Malaysia is Amazing! Will I Leave Thailand For Good?'. Scroll and see the comment section, someone commented the call for prayer through the speaker is creepy and you replied : "Yea as a non Muslim its not ideal to hear this every day even from inside the apartment "
For man, no need to cover your head with the hoody. Just wear the robe to cover your knees. U should go there(the mosque) at 6am or 1.30pm, 4.30pm,7.30pm n 8.30pm. I've seen your other videos, it's a long walk🚶🚶🚶, u should be in the marathon.
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Thanks for uploading this video.
I've been away from Malaysia for years, and to see new developments, new restaurants, etc., I watch videos on KL and Malaysia. I'm lucky to have stumbled upon your channel, as you're thorough with the details of any area you cover.
I've only been to one of the buildings in Putrajaya to renew my personal documents and have never toured the city. I've never visited the Pink Mosque, and I didn't even know there was a massive mall in the area. I will check the city out once I return to KL in 2025.
Frankly, I'm in awe of KL and Putrajaya, haha.
Both the cities are STUNNING.
Thanks much, Ben, for taking the time to film and upload these videos. I appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏
Have you found new friends here?
starting at 44:25 you talked about "msm" and "nim"… I don’t know how to spell it but can you give some reference or info or website address about it ???
thanks.
For guys, if you are wearing long pants you dont have to wear the robe. The robe is worn to cover your knees. (thats called aurat(explanation is more than this). Some mosques would give you a sarong. You also dont have to put the hood on. Thats for women to cover their hair. Welcome
Great thanks a lot 🙏
Selamat Pagi Ben...gembira melihat saudara sihat dan bertenaga ..saya doakan saudara sentiasa sihat dan gembira di Malaysia..jangan segan dan malu jika perlukan pertolongan dari kami rakyat Malaysia..terima kasih kerana sudi datang di sini..kami terbuka untuk saudara tinggal bersama kami🇲🇾🤝😃👍✌️🤲
Thanks a lot my friend I appreciate it 😀😀
When there are storm, do not take cover under a tree because trees are prone to lightning strikes.
Thanks I never thought about this
Hi Ben. Your vlogs are very engaging that I didn’t realize I spent hours watching multiple of your videos continuously
That’s awesome, nice to hear it 😁😁
I have been watching several of your videos, and this is the one that made me subscribe. This is my favourite...maybe because you looked more relaxed here and it's great to see you truly enjoying the environment. Keep it up!
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Its a great time to learn about Islam now since you are now in Malaysia. Islam is pretty simple to understand and logical but the secular environment will be the challenge to hold your faith, but that the test just to see how you struggle for the acknowledgment of god.
Yea I will learn more about it for sure so I understand the people around me better
Putrajaya is such a beautiful city. Glad to know that you have visited the new city.
Thanks I really enjoyed it, really beautiful place
@@benfishermin Yes, it is. But it's not really a favorite spot for foreign tourists although it has some good attractions like the botanical garden, the fruit orchard, Moroccan Pavilion, the pink mosque, the steel mosque, among many other attractions. 😁
As a malaysian . Im very proud of putrajaya. Well planned city, beautiful architecture.a lot of things to do there
I was pleasantly surprised, it’s one of my favorite places I’ve been in Malaysia actually
About the comments, dont fret about them Ben. Just take it easy, we are appreciative of your sincere stuff.
Thanks I’m not to bothered by them at this point 😂
Cyberjaya / Putrajaya is a nice place to live if you want more nature, a bit more quiet life, the IOI Mall is the newest, actually a 5-minute drive from our place. It can get a bit boring at times but you have the mall nearby and KLCC is not that far, 45-60 min if you want more entertainment. It is a good place to raise a family. Try visiting the Tamarind Square in Cyberjaya for a relaxed coffee.
It was one of my favorite places in Malaysia so far, I’m not sure if I’d get bored there long term but it’s such a nice place in general
This is like Canberra australia. Now indonesia is following our footstep by building nusantara.
Interesting I need to check some videos of this
@@benfishermin Well, actually the indonesian government plans to move their capital to kalimantan which is a region in borneo, the reason being jakarta is thought to be sinking. Btw putrajaya is the administrative capital of malaysia and the mosque-like building is the PM's office, not house!
I actually live here. Well, Cyberjaya actually but if you live in Cyberjaya then Putrajaya is your back yard. I prefer it here because it’s quiet. Everything is more chill as you mentioned. Especially driving. It’s a nicer place to raise a family
I think I prefer it over KL, less stressful to me even without family!
Your videos are super smooth, relaxing and informative. Look forward to watching them every night.
Thanks a lot, very happy you’re enjoying each day 😁😁
Ben, Muslim in Malaysia comprise of Malays, and some Chinese, indian and other races
Yes thank you
I know what you talking about, I am Malaysian live in Melbourne, during pre winter, winter and early spring, the weather always make me feel depressed. Always become sad and lonely.
Yea it’s difficult, I’m thinking to go somewhere else until the dry season here. I used to get depressed in NYC from the seasons too
16:20 you will see a lot of people prayi g during a specific prayer times. Muslims pray 5 times a day, and when a specific prayer time starts, the Imam will lead a 'jema'ah' / congregational prayer. Not sure what time you were there, but during the day, there will be two prayers, Dzuhur (starts around 1.15 pm) and Asr (starts around 4.30 pm). And if you came on a Friday, you will see an even bigger crowd during the afternoon performing the Friday congregational prayer. But during the congregational prayers, I don't think they allow tourists in. But you can view them from outside.
Yea I went between 2-4pm since it’s the tourist hours
Hi mr. Ben.this is the best pictures the best commentator and the best documentary i have been watch in youtbe about pinkmasjib. Thx mr. Ben
Thanks so much I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
The building beside the Masjid is not the Prime Minister's house. That is actually the Prime Minister's Office.
Thanks!
Sri perdana is the official residence. I hv been there 5 years ago
@@benfisherminanother interesting factual that the agreement to form Putrajya as Federal Territory was signed dby parties switch family ties
Then King of Malaysia ,Sultan Salhuddin signed on behalf of Federal Govt
And his son, then Regent of Selangor signed representing State of Selangor.
The King was also the sovereign Sultan of Selangor
Yea its hard travelling as a diabetic. Asia loves sweet and puts sugar in everything. Im diabetic i just eat seafood. Chicken vegys and have no problem in asia
I dont know the detail, but this guy may buy cheap insulin shot from pharmacies in Malaysia 😂
If I'm not mistaken, Ben told in one of his videos that he has an autoimmune disorder that causes diabetes and bowel problems.
Yea it’s a lot more difficult that in US, they cater to diabetics and health food in the US. Like you I just eat meat and veggies basically, but I do well with beef and lamb too, just need to avoid ones which contains sugar which is hit or miss depending on the restaurant. That’s why when I find one that doesn’t do me harm I usually eat there again and again
Yea exactly I have autoimmune issues that mimic some diabetes symptoms!
You can always ask the mosque volunteers which wear maroon vest anything about the Putrajaya mosque or Islam in general. They will help you
Thanks I will next time
the pathway around the lake, you can walk all the way to cyberjaya. about 12km
Oh wow, next time I need to check out cyberjaya too!
Fabulous video. Thanks for sharing
No problem I’m glad you enjoyed it
I watched till the end with a few short skips. Not bad at all. Keep it coming Ben.
Thanks! Glad you liked it
23:34
Taman = park, garden
Wawasan = vision for future
Okay thank you 🙏
its good now you keep asking people if its okay. that very nice of you.
I try my best because usually I don’t really know much 😅
That high pitch wail of cicadas in the background reminds me of my grandfather’s house. It’s the sound of the jungle. It’s kind of amazing that you can hear it in the middle of Putrajaya
I love jungle sounds like this, it would be cool to live in this environment as long as I don’t get destroyed by mosquitoes 😂
From the roundabout opposite the mosque, going down the stairs, is the area my favorite morning jog by the lake☺
It’s such a nice area to jog or walk, it would be cool to live nearby there
Wow finally u r in Putrajaya. Its an administrative centre where u dunt get much crowd except tourists. Those public parks r hidden germs. The locals only go there on wkends (early morning or evening) when the sun is not too hot. Njy ur adventure 😎
Thanks, I really enjoyed putrajaya!
22:57 we local ... famous with sling bag. we can put smaller umbrella inside that beg as well as our items
I should start carrying an umbrella…😅
Wow. 1 hour vlog. I need to set my time to watch this 😅
Yea it’s a long one! 😁😁
Weather in Klang Valley often like that. Intense heat at midday and suddenly thick black cloud with strong wind. But is it gonna rain? Probably, but not surely. Just like how it was in this video.
Haha this sums it up well
Yes PutraJaya is an Administrative Area of the Malaysia Government. It seems that you have not reach the administrative area. Part of the other side is the residential area of the government workers and surround Putrajaya some the kampung areas of the local population. Good place for family and there there's no night club etc in Putrjaya. Few hotels and resort and next door to Putrajaya is the Cyberjaya city where Tesla open up its office....
I understand u. Im having gut issue as well but it is almost gone now. I’m consuming 1 tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar (with mother normally Bragg’s brand) mixed with 1l of cold water. I consume it throughout the day.
Thanks for sharing yours.
Thanks, apple cider vinegar is helpful for me too. Now also taking Neem and Black Seed Oil which is very helpful! In the past I had huge success with olive leaf extract but I haven’t been able to find it here, I’m gonna order it
Yes, local people prefer to be outside KL because KL is congested with traffic every hour. After all, outside KL there are also many shopping malls and parks to visit, and condos outside KL have bigger parks compared to the city center.
KL does tire me out with the traffic and many people walking, after a full month there I started to have enough of it, no more long stays in a big city for me for a bit
You are a good civic guy👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
This mall is the 2nd largest in the world..
Crazy, it’s definitely the best mall I’ve ever been to
3:21 actually, 87% of Indonesians identified as Muslim. That is a lot! In fact, there are more Muslims in Indonesia than any other Arab countries. It's the largest population of Muslims in a country.
Oh yea, just Bali is mostly Hindu I guess around 90%
You will realize that the vibe in Petaling Jaya (P.J.) or Putrajaya & Cyberjaya is a bit more chilled than Kuala Lumpur
Hi Ben. Spectacular architecture!"The 3-tiered Putra Bridge is inspired by Iranian architecture, with 4 minaret-type piers overlooking the man-made Putrajaya Lake" & is this the rainy season?🙋
Yea it’s really amazing. And yep this is definitely the rainy season!
I went to Putrajaya for a few hours and seen the main sites including the 2 mosques (Putra and Iron), Presidential House, the bridges and the parks - seriously beautiful city
Agree such a nice place
Brother man
There is no Presidential House in Putrajaya.
Malaysia maintains a monarchy system
There. Are 2 palaces in Pitrakaya. One for the King of Malaysia. And the other for Sultan of Selangor.
The official residences of Prime Minister isl also in Purrakaya
@@shamshulanuar7718 I stand corrected
Obviously u would not see people hanging around because putrajaya is Malaysia's capitol hill /Westminster. Putrajaya is the government administrative city, people are working with everyone in the offices.
Ben, in the center of the bridge near Masjid Putra dat is locks only on weekdays and its open in Fridqy.. its a entrance going downstairs..
Lovely
Yea nice place 🙌
The Alamanda shopping mall is within Putrajaya and near to your area compared to IOI mall a bit far thou its in Putrajaya region...
I appreciate this video
We live for god ..he created us , to him we will return . If you have in your mind , your life will be more purposeful with clear direction , and you will have a real peace and happiness..
Trust me ..
Get a quran and start reading bit by bit ..
get a bible and start reading bit by bit. pray to jesus. trust me..
I believe in god but I don’t follow Islamic teachings. I may read the Quran to better understand Islamic religion. I grew up catholic.
At minutes 20:50 the door leads to underground monorail but it is yet fully operational because Putrajaya residents has not reached the right number to allow for operation. It was partially constructed but stop many years ago. I read somewhere the project will be continued if the residents reach more than 500 thousands to secure ROI
You were the COOLEST looking Red Riding Hood, I ever saw my friend. 🤣
Really picturesque landscaping, across from the mosque. Wow.
Yoooooo, listen to that creepy azz sound around 29:57. I was yelling at my phone to you saying, "run buddy". Sounded like, A Quiet Place. 😳
~ Tazzz ~
Haha one person said Harry Potter too, at least he's a man! Yea this place was so beautiful, very cool.
@@benfishermin 🤣🤣🤣. Oops, my bad. I didn't realize I called u some chic in red. Ha!
If you go across the bridge, there are loads of really interesting looking buildings, these are the different federal government departments, and a stainless steel mosque that really spectacular.they do guided lake tours too, great at night with all the colourful lights, really well worth it.
The lake is man-made.
Cool
Ben.. putrajaya is a suburb of a KL.. it's the government administrative centre.. it's a growing city..
For me it’s a really nice city
I found the same with supplements in pharmacies in Thailand so I always bought them via Lazada.
It’s strange, I’m gonna have to order from Lazada too
I wonder why all water fountains are dead?!
The PutraJaya should really look into this. Those were built to enhance the overall look of PutraJaya and also function to cool them the area.
Hm I didn’t even think about this, would be great if they were working though
You don't want rain? Go to the desert countries.
"More tourists than people praying.."
That's because it's not time to pray yet.
Not the desert but may go to Indonesia during rainy months in Malaysia. And yea I intentionally went between 2-4pm tourist time
I think the green dome building is not prime minister house its his office like the white house.
Ah yea thanks!
Ben my brother, the arcade is nearby the A&W, and ice skating rink just opposite texas chicken.
Cool thank you
Wow “Asam Laksa” 😍😍😍 miss alot
nice video of the mosque
Go to Shah Alam city...its a capital city, state of Selangor..similar like Putrajaya..not far from KL.
Cool I might have to check it out!
I lived in Putrajaya, the Administration Capital of Malaysia where all government department and ministry located and residential for the government servant. Only few places allocated for public and commercial purposes. Most tourist will just come for day tour and back to KL City Centre..IOI City Mall is outside but bordering Putrajaya, I believe is the 2nd biggest shopping mall ASIA with 8 million sqft...
21:03 those supposed to be entrance to under level monorail station. But the monorail project was suspended…
Ahh okay thanks a lot
Good place to buy PC accessories and units. I capture a video here and put that in here. Very calming video from you. Welcome to my closest neighbor town.
I noticed just how many electronics, PC, mobile stores, etc in this place! And things like ergonomic chairs etc for using the computer
Ben, if you had a drone, the aerial view would be spectacular. But then, Putrajaya is a no-fly zone - as are government-centric places around the world.
I can see it now, "Silly TH-camr sentenced to 2 years in Malaysian prison for flying drone above Mosque" 😂 would be some amazing footage though
@@benfishermin if that happened you'd be a loved criminal with a million+ followers - and rich! 😆
Im about to hit the bed, but end up watching you bringing me around putrajaya in (my country) which i have yet yo explore, not as much you do 😂😂. Anyway Ben, your stay in Malaysia 😊
Thanks I hope you enjoyed it 🙏🙏
You always need a few things on you in KL. A bottle of water and an umbrella. Even when the weather report doesn't show rain it can come out of nowhere.
I honestly need a more lightweight umbrella, ideally foldable. I have a big one that’s so heavy I really hate to bring it with me 😩
It's better to have umbrella & hanging fan with you. Then you are ready for both situation, hot & rain. 😊
I go to putrajaya once a month for a special visa pass and the first time i was there it gave me star wars vibes as i had visited Villa Balbianello, Lake Como, Italy
Personally it’s still one of my favorite places I’ve been to in Malaysia
@@benfishermin I will visit Penang in a few weeks I live in Petaling Jaya am from Boston any watering holes you recommend?
@@tommydoherty42 I can't drink because of a health condition but Chulia Street is the big bar street, it gets pretty lively in the weekends too and looks like a good atmosphere
Cyberjaya is next door...more commercialise town..
Next time I’ll stay in cyberjaya instead so I can see in person
ioi is very crowded mall in weekend, that was the very famous mall in Malaysia.. and i think the no 1 mall..but tourist no idea about it.. only foreign student know about it 😊
For me it’s the best mall I’ve ever been to
You can get inside..
I thought I went inside, or you mean go further all the way inside?
you can buy a disposable raincoat. its thin plastic, just put it in your pocket
This is a good idea thanks
Ben,
When it rains or in a thunderstorm with lightning , you should stay away from trees. Being under a tree is the second leading cause of lightning casualties.
Try to get into a building. Neither is it safe holding an umbrella ya. Metal conducts electricity and lightning is essentially electricity
Yo Ben! comin from Miami, let me kno if ur still in Kl in three weeks!
Nice I left KL and touring around a bit then I’ll leave Malaysia for a trip, enjoy your time in KL 😁😁
@@benfishermin Np, have an awesome and safe trip bro.
Pink marble mosque
It’s nice
and soon next you need to visit federal territory mosque kuala lumpur..
True I’m gonna check it out thanks!
Pavement's, since i've been here, i havenot seen one pavement 😅 we are in Kelantan and have had no rain for two months! Desperate for rain!!
Wow two months no rain, that’s crazy, I feel like I’ve had two months only rain 😂
16:20 you came during tourist visiting time which is off the main prayer time. we have 5 daily session prayers. during that time, visiting is not allowed inside but outside main prayer hall. u can walk freely
I know, that's why I went between 2-4pm which is tourist visiting time, I'm a tourist!
@@benfishermin haha indeed, but during Friday prayers 115p-2pm, both putrajaya mosque will be full of Muslim people for prayers. During 5 sessions prayers. Usually we could see one or two full lines of people...
Ok next is wilayah Persekutuan mosque
Usually the westerner visiting Kuala Lumpur and Batu Caves..and of course Sepang (the airport) Hahaha
I thought about going to batu caves but honestly wasn’t extremely interested. I really enjoyed putrajaya!
MRT ampang park there's skate park there!
Nice I need to check this out
bro.. that’s not the prime minister’s residence.. that’s the prime minister’s office.. including all the ministers office … his residence is in Seri Perdana…. somewhere in Putrajaya too… btw actually that robe is if u’re wearing shorts or if u’re a lady not wearing hijab… the hoody for women not covering their hair.. men whether muslim or not .. covering head (wearing skullcap.. hat.. etc) is not obligatory..
Ah thanks, good to know i don’t need to cover the head next time, and I’ll wear pants instead of shorts
@@benfishermin bro.. if u happen to carry ur foldable umbrella nx time.. do put it inside a plastic bag.. so that if u’re umbrella is soaking wet frm heavy rain.. u won’t face the issue of water dripping frm ur umbrella while in mrt.. lrt.. or restaurants… n avoid wearing shoes with socks.. it’s raining constantly nowadays… wear flip flops .. unless if u’re going for jungle trekking..
there are cheap places to eat in singapore.. eg ananas cafe.. can be found near most mrt stations or those shops under the block eg like in ang mo kio … try mee kuah.. they serve spicy curry like gravy with small chunks of mutton with yellow noodles… it’s really spicy .. i know u avoid flour based stuff.. u can just try its gravy.. n singapore murtabak.. personally i like it more than malaysian one… try katong laksa too… n hainanese chicken rice.. these are some of my favourite singapore dishes.. 😅
Have you been to my hometown, Malacca (Melaka)
Not yet but eventually will visit for sure!
You will find solace there...try some of the local dishes (Herritage of the Portuguese Dutch and the Baba Nyonya )....all the best..I will be there next week
Putrajaya is a very regulated city ..if you buy a house , you cannot change the color of your house , you cannot extend the house etc .
Wow that’s a bit crazy to me 😱
@@benfishermin but you can buy a house just outside putrajaya a little bit , you will not be governed by the rules.
Go to the north if you want to avoid the rain.
Thanks which area you recommend? North such as Terengganu?
@benfishermin terengganu is not North that is east. Northern part is like penang, alor setar, langkawi or perlis. If u like island, penang and Langkawi in Kedah will be good for you. Alor setar is a small city and the oldest city in Malaysia and one of the oldest in Regions. People said only dinosaur live there. Joking. Btw im from Alor Setar city 🤪 ✨️. Alor setar have the oldest sultanate line in the world.
The minaret tower consists of five sections to symbolize the five pillars of Islam. In the original plan, there would be an elevator to take up to the top of the minaret tower but was later scrapped.
There's a closed LRT station below the mosque. It will be opened once Putrajaya's population reached a certain threshold (eg: 4 million in 2050).
2050, long time away! 😱
IoI mall is one of largest mall in Malaysia
It’s huge, nicest mall I’ve been to
13:00 you looks like honest guy. you almost there bro, keep finding the truth 👍
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Good day Mr Ben hopefully oneday may Allah put hidayah the guidance to convert to Muslim insyaallah May Allah guided U....
Good day thank you 🙏
Im your new sub ..walcome to malaysia u free hare to skate when i was young i try to skate but im fvvk up .im bon b playboy not skaters 😁😁😁
Nice, I heard there is a skatepark in Ampang I’ll have to check that out
@@benfisherminwe have many skatepark hare you cant meet friend with the local hare ...life alone its gread but some time we net friend to talk..ok dude i hope you enjoy living hare ..
In malaysia you are getting sweat while walking, in us are you sweat while walking in summer?
Yea definitely but not nearly as much, it’s more humid here 😩
Malaysia is an hidden pearl, you need to keep exploring new area, it will shock you! 😏 (you need at least a bicycle to explore the Putrajaya, it is big 😂)
Great...you have wait for the mosque guide to brief on the history and Islam itself....underneath mosque also have other compartments and lake around is a manmade lake and the mosque get part of its coolness from the outlet from the lake. On the side also another Mosque which some call it the Iron mosque due to its made up of mostly of steel...
I also bought a lavalier mic The 6 ft cord works well when I don't mind being connected.. Nobody's going to complain about the sound. You can hold them or clip them on. Those cheap mics will give you a pretty good arsenal of microphones.. And you don't need all that wireless and charging stuff.. You're holding a camera anyways who cares if you have a wire connected unless you are blogging in a really hectic place like India or people are running all over the place.. And those places you have to worry about snatch N grab and having your camera stolen.
I think the internal mic on the iPhone 13 Pro Max is better than any cheap microphone I tried, unless I wanted to do some interview style stuff, especially since I’ll lose the environmental sounds quite a bit. I think a wire going from the phone or camera to the mic isn’t great either, I wouldn’t wanna do that unless I was sitting in place the whole time or something. When I do get one I’ll go for the dji microphone as those are really great, but first I’ll get the dji camera, probably the osmo pocket 3, which also has an even better internal mic than the iPhone.
The plug-in mic is inexpensive but is much better. Your iPhone mic is not an omnidirectional mic.. You can check out modern. Millie, she goes over the equipment she is a blogger and educational. Help Those mics do help a lot. I have a pixel 7 just as advanced and it helps a lot and it is nice if you don't want to fiddle with wireless or wired mics and it is pointed at you like a microphone so it makes a huge difference. Because it swivels in your direction where you are speaking. Your sound is not bad though.
I just cant believe you can talk for hours without running out of thing to say and me listening to the whole video..😅
I remembered that one blog saying you hated the call to prayer. Still bothered by it?
I know for a fact I never said this in any of my videos so feel free to send me the link. Not sure if you're just trying to stir things up in the comments here.
@@benfishermin Dont worry I have the receipt. Your video 'Malaysia is Amazing! Will I Leave Thailand For Good?'. Scroll and see the comment section, someone commented the call for prayer through the speaker is creepy and you replied : "Yea as a non Muslim its not ideal to hear this every day even from inside the apartment "
May Allah give you hidayah.. amiin
1 hour vlog? oh wow hahaahahah
Yea this one is a bit long 😁
@@benfishermin Do you have Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands and Perhentian Islands in your "To go" list?
Do you like durian?
Yea I love it but I have a problem with digesting sugar so I can’t really eat it 😢
For man, no need to cover your head with the hoody. Just wear the robe to cover your knees.
U should go there(the mosque) at 6am or 1.30pm, 4.30pm,7.30pm n 8.30pm.
I've seen your other videos, it's a long walk🚶🚶🚶, u should be in the marathon.
Our version of Washington dc.
Much much nicer than DC, for me DC sucks 😁😁
@@benfishermin like nyc, rat problem