HUGE thanks to the Kedah tourism office for organizing the trip of the past days. It was a extremly well planned and organized trip. If you are interested in doing some of the activities we did in the past days, reach out to them on Facebook ➡️facebook.com/tourismkedah/ Watch more of my Malaysia videos ➡️ th-cam.com/play/PLOiGXq1d3__I8iTJNhADgy8kfux2HncCk.html You can also follow me on Instagram for daily stories and behind the scenes stuff: ➡️instagram.com/ken__abroad/
Thank you so much Ken, Steve, Ivana, Jumi and Greg for the great and fabulous support❤️ We are so much greatful for that. Hearties Thanks from our team ❤️
Kampung life, Malaysia's best kept secret. I moved back to my kampung in Perak since the pandemic started, and appreciating the slow pace and non stress living after living in KL for 20 years, folks are much more easy going and friendly, cost of living is sooo cheap which helps during this pandemic, and makes me reassess my priorities, that money is not the most important thing in life.
Kedah Tourism really did an excellent job Introducing the State through you guys to us viewers,am in awe about the sites and activities that can be found on this relatively underated/unknown state
Can't believe you almost explore all of the states in Peninsular Malaysia! Hopefully when things are a bit better you will have a chance to explore east Malaysia as well.
if im not mistaken, Workaway isnt a program affiliated with Kedah Tourism or anything. Its something that everyone can try to participate or host. U can also host foreigners to stay at your home n do whatever ur heart desire (with or without pay) 😆
If you decide to volunteer, you'll learn the Malay language better, appreciate the people, culture n environment better. Its life back to basic. For the girl who has stayed for a year...I really salute her !
Could you imagine living on a farm like this in the jungle? If you are interested in doing so, you can volunteer on this farm. You can find them on workaway😊
Ken.. Looking for next journey after this... Just nearby Kedah state... Perak and Penang, another state must you go... And get another experience and culture from multiple race in Malaysia... You're welcome to here soon bro...
Omg just at Kuala Nerang! Just just about 20-30km away from my kampung! What a beautiful hidden gem that we have! Thanks Ken you brought me back to my own 'kampung'. ❣️
I met a student at uni did a research on the effect of different lights wavelength and intensity on paddy growth. Though it is controlled environment but still really cool
I've actually been to this place. It's called Sri Lovely, located in Sik. The owner is Capt Zakaria (man in the black shirt). When I went there back in 2016 there were several international visitors/farmers staying for a few weeks. In the night you could even see some fireflies.
@@wolf8900 when was the last time I saw firefly in the night.. when I was still young..? don’t remember now since I’ve been living in abroad. I missed those days ..🙏❤️
First of all hats off to Spencer she surely has learned a lot for almost a year there. When she mentioned bungalow 😅 totally very different type of what I have in mind. Really salute her, I’m as a local couldn’t stand living in this kind of place how spoiled I am and I think many Malaysians especially the younger generations have no idea of living with very less facilities. I wish I could be like her 😢
The popiah that you mentioned with vegetable inside (specifically lettuce), that is the wet version, without deep frying. The deep fried version of popiah is without lettuce inside. 😀🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Ken, you who like nature, would want to stay in such a place if you were given a chance, right? It's so peaceful. Great and interesting content, loved watching. Welcome to Perlis and happy exploring. Am waiting eagerly for your vlogs to see those hidden gems in this smallest state.
Hello Ken there are few places you can volunteer in Kedah,,, as I know,,,,, 1,,,, Mahawangsa House boat ,,,on a Survival island in the middle of Pedu lake,, surrounded by the rainforest,,,last year there are a few Germans doing volunteer work there,, 2,,,At Song song lsland near Merdeka Beach Resort 3,, at Langkawi lsland,,, .. You can ask uncle Google,,, for information Stay safe and stay happy
@@halaluasian7491 tuan type volunteering at kedah song song island di app google ,,, Dia Akan keluar workway ,,,, Pulau Bidan/ pulau song song,,ia Akan cerita apa tugas sukarela
@@yasirmansor6555 tuan type di carian google,,, Mahawangsa House boat pedu lake,,,,,dia Akan cerita Akan perihal house boat tersebut,,,, jungle trekking, kayaking , survival island ,, kerja sukarela di situ,,,Tasik pedu
Good for her to know the life of the Malaysian people living in the village far away from the city and modern life. She would experience the natural life of the kampung folk in Malaysia. She would catch the language Bahasa Melayu fast. Very good and all the best for her. Thank you.
I like this so much, I rewatched it a few times at one go 🤣🙈 I think aside from health benefits of organic rice farming as mentioned in this video, if you were to do commercial farming in a location like this surrounded by nature and so close to the natural environment, you would be ruining nature and ruining the soil we are blessed with. Although like Spencer has mentioned it, organic farming is much more expensive right now, but it is not just a price we pay for health but it is also a price we pay for the responsibility to our land. Especially appreciate how they think of and try to lower prices so that organically grown rice can also be afforded by more people. Just a huge appreciation to all these special people (this farm and even miin house camp) we have seen through Ken and Jetlag Warriors' channel so far. Glad we have so many talented Malaysians so knowledgeable and working hard to create more sustainable efforts within the country 💪💯
Ouuuhhh nice, super love what Spencer is doing!!! Is there any information on the brand their rice is sold under? Sounds like a great initiative and loved how she explained the benefits of organic farming, bacteria composition and gut benefits. Her Malay is pretty smooth too, very impressive!
We are from Family Lodge in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Ken your adventure and experience in Malaysian kampong is trully wonerful and amazing. However may I suggest that you shud also try some adventure at sea, Pulau Perhentian off Besut is just waiting for you to explore. We used to have a few foreign guesst at our lodge transiting to Pulau Perhentian before the corona pendemic. so hope see you in the future exploring some sea adventure over here.
I remember during my childhood, if want to eat chicken have to catch them. Normally we catch them while they were sleeping at tree or early morning if they sleep inside the barn.
Haha when I was young we usually catch chickens with a group of my cousins and friends. We would form a circle and kurung the chickens see who can catch them, its more like a game for us. And whoever catches the chicken can have the drumstick as the prize. Ahh memories of childhood kampung life. Also remembered when rivers used to be clear and can see fishes swimming in it. Now the rivers in Malaysia are like teh tarik
Not really..south Asians who are all over the world are more versatile..they are seen to be more adjusting to any situation because they have grown up in varied situations..Not many westerners can adjust to the lifestyle of Asian countries as it doesn't have all of the comforts that they used to easily get.
I think chinese is the most versatile people in the world.. every country hav their own town.. but advantage on the european bcs the value of their money.. so they can travel with low cost..
This is the best for them to living in Malaysia,they feel free no stressing no worry Malaysia is peaceful places to stay and the easy to get food in the forest I love my country Malaysia ,I hope u guys have a fun in the forest and hearing the sound of the fountain and animals over there.
Steve is right 😂 Ken's spicy tolerance is -5. He's picking up all those choking heat from sweet chilli sauce which our Malaysian tongues and throats are numbed to 😂😂😂
@Helen Isaac Let me tell you something about Malaysia.. we are a heaven for food.. say what you want and you will find it here. We are a mixture of different countries with all the delicacies and diversities. We are definitely not some poor third world country.. You obviously havent been to Malaysia if you say that. Open up your eyes and see the world.. do some homework or at least you can ask your uncle Google.
I remember watching a tv show many years back. Forgot what the show was about but one of the episode featured an american girl who lived alone in the jungle near mount pulai. On another local travelling tv show, there was a young californian girl who lived in a village deep in the pahang jungle. Originally she came travelling with her friends. Their travelling party concluded in Singapore and went back to america but she came back and decided to stay for few more months.
What she is saying about why she stays, resonates for me as a Malaysian too 😂😂😂 Where else can I find all these cute aunties and uncles who are always eager to feed us and love us all the time 🤔😂
@@suet5351 ya..i think everyone here in malaysia can relate to that...the loving aunties & uncles ..😂 ...and also we always ask & say "dah makan", "makan" or "jemput makan" to everyone..😆
@@suet5351, I think he cannot tahan, cos he is a city boy. He just like to explore only.😆 Steve & Ivana and even Travel Gamers might be interested though.😊
Yea....comventional padi will use a lots of difference kind of chemical...thats true.btw which part of Kedah is this....never know such a place exist in Kedah.
If you go to Bario in the Kelabit Highlands in the state of Sarawak in Borneo Island will see the padi field with the most best rice in Malaysia or maybe the best in the World.... very fine rice planted very natural without pesticides and also one of the most expensive rice.....
Good Job...Guys...You know this is Very interesting...Activities...bro...Away from City life...Enjoy..Nature...(Planning to Make it on my OWN....in my Own LAND)
Western toilet , Asian toliet.. LOL...Somehow I know which is which already.....Ken's new meme....suka dan subscribe... Nice place to chill in the stream.... Ken, Training in spicy you must.... ( Master Yoda talking style ) .... Doesn't take long to get to know all the local cuisine or staples in Malaysia....coz food is our DNA..
Already watched National Geographic documentary about a couple, mat Saleh married with Malaysian Chinese who stay in the forest in Kedah too, before that the husband lived in Singapore @KL, worked as an engineer
HUGE thanks to the Kedah tourism office for organizing the trip of the past days. It was a extremly well planned and organized trip.
If you are interested in doing some of the activities we did in the past days, reach out to them on Facebook
➡️facebook.com/tourismkedah/
Watch more of my Malaysia videos ➡️
th-cam.com/play/PLOiGXq1d3__I8iTJNhADgy8kfux2HncCk.html
You can also follow me on Instagram for daily stories and behind the scenes stuff:
➡️instagram.com/ken__abroad/
Thank you so much Ken, Steve, Ivana, Jumi and Greg for the great and fabulous support❤️ We are so much greatful for that. Hearties Thanks from our team ❤️
You still there,,?
ken this is my village welcome,hope u enjoy
You know, this woman is living the REAL and ULTIMATE Harvest Moon/Stardew Valley life.
Great...
Kampung life, Malaysia's best kept secret. I moved back to my kampung in Perak since the pandemic started, and appreciating the slow pace and non stress living after living in KL for 20 years, folks are much more easy going and friendly, cost of living is sooo cheap which helps during this pandemic, and makes me reassess my priorities, that money is not the most important thing in life.
i moved to kedah sungai petani from KL too
Come to Bukit Gantang Taiping Perak.. now our Kampung start Durian Seoson..pls come
Yes 😊My kampung pulau pinang
@@abubakri8400 tuan ngajak sapa ni... hehehe... ajak semua or ken saja... kalo ken saja x aci laa hahahaha... tp tgk PKP ni sedihhhhh
Kedah Tourism really did an excellent job Introducing the State through you guys to us viewers,am in awe about the sites and activities that can be found on this relatively underated/unknown state
Can see that Ken is very happy in this Kedah trip. I didn't know there's so much to see and do in Kedah! Thanks for showing us around!
We had a lot of fun on this trip 😊
This is one of your best video, Ken!
It's nice and informational!
Thank you 😊
Yeah! ✅💯💨💗
I second that 🙌
@@RunsingBagaiNakGila +
Can't believe you almost explore all of the states in Peninsular Malaysia! Hopefully when things are a bit better you will have a chance to explore east Malaysia as well.
Yeah will visit east Malaysia one day for sure! 😊
even as a Kedahan, I never knew about this program. A great initiative by the Kedah Tourism. Kudos!
if im not mistaken, Workaway isnt a program affiliated with Kedah Tourism or anything. Its something that everyone can try to participate or host. U can also host foreigners to stay at your home n do whatever ur heart desire (with or without pay) 😆
If you decide to volunteer, you'll learn the Malay language better, appreciate the people, culture n environment better. Its life back to basic. For the girl who has stayed for a year...I really salute her !
Could you imagine living on a farm like this in the jungle?
If you are interested in doing so, you can volunteer on this farm. You can find them on workaway😊
that is not jungle ken, its a farm....if you want to see real jungle come to borneo...
Perfect for Cristiana & Joao!
@@mejamakan3054 Yeah. If you want to see a real farm, go to Australia.
Unknown Blogger @ i m talking abt jungle😂😂😂
Ken.. Looking for next journey after this... Just nearby Kedah state... Perak and Penang, another state must you go... And get another experience and culture from multiple race in Malaysia... You're welcome to here soon bro...
Kedah Tourism had done a marvelous job for u guys. So much activities in less than a week, simply amazing.
Yeah it was an amazing trip, we had so much fun, also behind the scenes of our vlogs, memories forever 😊
@@KenAbroad Lovely.
Omg just at Kuala Nerang! Just just about 20-30km away from my kampung! What a beautiful hidden gem that we have! Thanks Ken you brought me back to my own 'kampung'. ❣️
I met a student at uni did a research on the effect of different lights wavelength and intensity on paddy growth. Though it is controlled environment but still really cool
I've actually been to this place. It's called Sri Lovely, located in Sik. The owner is Capt Zakaria (man in the black shirt). When I went there back in 2016 there were several international visitors/farmers staying for a few weeks. In the night you could even see some fireflies.
Firefly mean polong
@@wolf8900 It's api2 and kelip2 around here
Wuih. Kelip² merenyut lagi kot Baling.. Sik telah la.. 👍👍
@@wolf8900 when was the last time I saw firefly in the night.. when I was still young..? don’t remember now since I’ve been living in abroad. I missed those days ..🙏❤️
@@wolf8900 polong?? who taught u that. polong means ghost or vampire..lol
First of all hats off to Spencer she surely has learned a lot for almost a year there. When she mentioned bungalow 😅 totally very different type of what I have in mind. Really salute her, I’m as a local couldn’t stand living in this kind of place how spoiled I am and I think many Malaysians especially the younger generations have no idea of living with very less facilities. I wish I could be like her 😢
Bungalow in western countries like US and Australia mean very different thing from when Malaysian say bungalow!
Bungalow is define as a detached house normally a single storey. Rich Malaysians had corrupted it as a luxurious detached house with multiple storeys
@@Rumahjawi exactly 😁
Bungalow is a detached or single storey house with at least 1200 sf size.
@Winter Sun wow that's scary
Love you Spencer! We miss you in Arizona! Good to actually see your “home” away from home.
The popiah that you mentioned with vegetable inside (specifically lettuce), that is the wet version, without deep frying. The deep fried version of popiah is without lettuce inside. 😀🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
s spring roll with fill of mexican turnip, cucumber, carrot, cabbage, bean sprout, peanut, onion, hot and sweet shrimp superduperlucious sauce.
Ken, you who like nature, would want to stay in such a place if you were given a chance, right?
It's so peaceful.
Great and interesting content, loved watching.
Welcome to Perlis and happy exploring. Am waiting eagerly for your vlogs to see those hidden gems in this smallest state.
Hello Ken there are few places you can volunteer in Kedah,,, as I know,,,,,
1,,,, Mahawangsa House boat ,,,on a Survival island in the middle of Pedu lake,, surrounded by the rainforest,,,last year there are a few Germans doing volunteer work there,,
2,,,At Song song lsland near Merdeka Beach Resort
3,, at Langkawi lsland,,, ..
You can ask uncle Google,,, for information
Stay safe and stay happy
Volunteer untuk ape tu bang ? Mcm menarik
Kat pedu tu ada lagi ke skrg?
@@halaluasian7491 tuan type volunteering at kedah song song island di app google ,,,
Dia Akan keluar workway ,,,,
Pulau Bidan/ pulau song song,,ia Akan cerita apa tugas sukarela
@@yasirmansor6555 tuan type di carian google,,, Mahawangsa House boat pedu lake,,,,,dia Akan cerita Akan perihal house boat tersebut,,,, jungle trekking, kayaking , survival island ,, kerja sukarela di situ,,,Tasik pedu
What's with the commas
Kedah, a truly underrated state in Malaysia
Not really, Langkawi more popular and it's located in Kedah.
@@ernestoguevara8599 that's the point. People mostly only know langkawi when Kedah has many other places to visits
@@dreamcatcheritsme4712
Kedah had big potential for tourist attraction spot. Sungai Batu and Lembah Bujang could be historical city.
Thank you Ken come to Kedah..
Very informative ... Thanks for this video Ken ...
Good for her to know the life of the Malaysian people living in the village far away from the city and modern life. She would experience the natural life of the kampung folk in Malaysia. She would catch the language Bahasa Melayu fast. Very good and all the best for her. Thank you.
I like this so much, I rewatched it a few times at one go 🤣🙈
I think aside from health benefits of organic rice farming as mentioned in this video, if you were to do commercial farming in a location like this surrounded by nature and so close to the natural environment, you would be ruining nature and ruining the soil we are blessed with. Although like Spencer has mentioned it, organic farming is much more expensive right now, but it is not just a price we pay for health but it is also a price we pay for the responsibility to our land. Especially appreciate how they think of and try to lower prices so that organically grown rice can also be afforded by more people.
Just a huge appreciation to all these special people (this farm and even miin house camp) we have seen through Ken and Jetlag Warriors' channel so far. Glad we have so many talented Malaysians so knowledgeable and working hard to create more sustainable efforts within the country 💪💯
✅💯💨💗
Bill Mollison, Geoff Lawton, Dr. Elaine Ingham.
This place got it all.. river, paddy, farm, chickens,trees, nice place for living with nature.
Hi Ken. It's been entertaining watching your vlog. Enjoyed it. #teamabroard👍👍
Glad to hear that 😊
What a beautiful place to experience! The stream looks like a very comfortable place to relax after a tiring date, but I would go in pairs though just in case there are any unexpected wildlife to deal with. Just like being on the safe side.
Dang, this was so unexpected! Spencer clearly adopted a few Malaysian nuances ❤
Ouuuhhh nice, super love what Spencer is doing!!! Is there any information on the brand their rice is sold under? Sounds like a great initiative and loved how she explained the benefits of organic farming, bacteria composition and gut benefits. Her Malay is pretty smooth too, very impressive!
Not sure, will try to find out and post it here under this comment then ✌
We are from Family Lodge in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Ken your adventure and experience in Malaysian kampong is trully wonerful and amazing. However may I suggest that you shud also try some adventure at sea, Pulau Perhentian off Besut is just waiting for you to explore. We used to have a few foreign guesst at our lodge transiting to Pulau Perhentian before the corona pendemic. so hope see you in the future exploring some sea adventure over here.
superb vlog ken.. thumbs up
Thanks 😊
Ken..I suka and will always suka your content!
Terima kasih 💪
My contury Malaysia 🇲🇾🥰.welcom Malaysia brother and sister
Tempat yang indah dan air terjun yang sejuk video ini sangat bagus kawan 👍👍
I remember during my childhood, if want to eat chicken have to catch them. Normally we catch them while they were sleeping at tree or early morning if they sleep inside the barn.
Haha when I was young we usually catch chickens with a group of my cousins and friends. We would form a circle and kurung the chickens see who can catch them, its more like a game for us. And whoever catches the chicken can have the drumstick as the prize. Ahh memories of childhood kampung life. Also remembered when rivers used to be clear and can see fishes swimming in it. Now the rivers in Malaysia are like teh tarik
Malaysian Hospitality 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
wow nice one. good video :)
Good Job Spencer! Teruskan! Selamat maju jaya. SEmangat!
Beautiful place , worth for the trip especially within Malaysia
This is really awesome 👍💖💖
You know what, i think western people are the most versatile people in the world. You can live anywhere throughout the world !
Lol how about malay/Chinese, they r everywhere in the world too
Not really..south Asians who are all over the world are more versatile..they are seen to be more adjusting to any situation because they have grown up in varied situations..Not many westerners can adjust to the lifestyle of Asian countries as it doesn't have all of the comforts that they used to easily get.
U have money...
Lek ar brader ko bagi aku satu kemah meh aku pusing satu USA👍🏻😁
I think chinese is the most versatile people in the world.. every country hav their own town.. but advantage on the european bcs the value of their money.. so they can travel with low cost..
Ken, you need to go to a Health Retreat in Tampin, Negeri Sembilan state called Aenon Health Care. Truely a place for a real retreat.
Nice and thank you both of you and all.
This is the best for them to living in Malaysia,they feel free no stressing no worry Malaysia is peaceful places to stay and the easy to get food in the forest I love my country Malaysia ,I hope u guys have a fun in the forest and hearing the sound of the fountain and animals over there.
This is DEFINITELY the place for Cristiana & Joao! @travelgramers
Please don't mistake me for stalking, but do you have memberships for both Jetlag and Ken? You're generous lah
@@pooja350 lol! Yes, i do :p
For me, it's like Netflix lah.. i don't mind paying for quality content
Good video. Lots of information. Keep safe and healthy.
Thank you 😊
Wish u the best Spencer
I’m amazed
This is awesome❤️
she is so good in malay , wow , cheers to you
Beautiful that's paradise I love the jungles.
Steve is right 😂 Ken's spicy tolerance is -5. He's picking up all those choking heat from sweet chilli sauce which our Malaysian tongues and throats are numbed to 😂😂😂
Now, After I'm done with fish and seafood challenges I need some spicy challenges I think 😄
@Helen Isaac Let me tell you something about Malaysia.. we are a heaven for food.. say what you want and you will find it here. We are a mixture of different countries with all the delicacies and diversities. We are definitely not some poor third world country.. You obviously havent been to Malaysia if you say that. Open up your eyes and see the world.. do some homework or at least you can ask your uncle Google.
@@chennel9450 trueee
Wow just love those cakes, missing them. Takes practise to eat spicy food.
I remember watching a tv show many years back. Forgot what the show was about but one of the episode featured an american girl who lived alone in the jungle near mount pulai. On another local travelling tv show, there was a young californian girl who lived in a village deep in the pahang jungle. Originally she came travelling with her friends. Their travelling party concluded in Singapore and went back to america but she came back and decided to stay for few more months.
Nice experience Ken, you are now near to Perlis. My Home town
Great video man👍🏼
Well, she do forget that a lot of malaysia do grow their own rice too.
The hill rice in sarawak is a good rice and very nutricious.
It's very rare actually. I mean there're some people who do grow their rice in the rural areas but it's very very rare
We don't grow enough to meet local demand
Nice farm....good to know she really enjoying her stay... 😀👍
What she is saying about why she stays, resonates for me as a Malaysian too 😂😂😂 Where else can I find all these cute aunties and uncles who are always eager to feed us and love us all the time 🤔😂
@@suet5351 ya..i think everyone here in malaysia can relate to that...the loving aunties & uncles ..😂 ...and also we always ask & say "dah makan", "makan" or "jemput makan" to everyone..😆
Yes...asking people "have you eaten? " comes naturally to us whenever we meet someone. It's like a custom.
Jungle in malaysia very calm..n feel fresh when take a breath
Tks so much Ken for promoting Kedah. 👍👍👍
Oh wow..she really brave since she said she is the only one there. Is there any local villagers living on site?
She is the only foreigner there, living together with a local family 😊
Ken also can do volunteer job like the American girl..
I wonder if Ken can tahan this kind of lifestyle or not 🙈😂😂😂 Sounds too adventurous for him 🤣
@@suet5351 It was true. I wonder whether safe living alone in the deep kampung
@@suet5351, I think he cannot tahan, cos he is a city boy. He just like to explore only.😆
Steve & Ivana and even Travel Gamers might be interested though.😊
@Winter Sun It was true
I LOVE THIS VIDEO - SO COOL & AMAZING .....!! TO KNOW MSIA - IS TO LOVE MSIA....GREAT ADVENTURE .....
wow looks great, strong living out there, she sounds having great control too
Im so glad i can live in kampong and city..i'm also from kedah too ^^
Wow amazing place beautiful padi beautiful America girl 🤣👌💕🌈
Now I'm feel very proud,, even though not so far from my house,,i haven't go there yet
she's cheerful and has great personality
Handlsome ken! This is the best video!. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Ken i hope you stay health stay positive
Of course 😊
Enjoy your food
Enjoy with your video
Yea....comventional padi will use a lots of difference kind of chemical...thats true.btw which part of Kedah is this....never know such a place exist in Kedah.
Sik. Or Sik-ney.
Great place for hiking. Bukit Enggang or Gunung Kemerlong.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰🥰💝💝💯
Sri Lovely Farm at Kuala Nerang Kedah.
Terima kasih Kedah Tourism
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
verry nice🎉
Near my village already,,owner is my friends uncle
What is the name of the place and the location
@Faizuri Fisal exactly you can search kampung lentang,Sik, KEDAH
that was so nice place..very refreshing nature..
I see jetlag warriors there. Hi steve!
Thanks for this wonderful video.
" Can, Can..." She's talking like a Malaysian! Bravo!
If you go to Bario in the Kelabit Highlands in the state of Sarawak in Borneo Island will see the padi field with the most best rice in Malaysia or maybe the best in the World.... very fine rice planted very natural without pesticides and also one of the most expensive rice.....
Wowww...amazing
Cool cool cocool cool, i saw what u did there, ur qouting Jake Peralta 😁, n the whole time ur flirting with that indian girl, nice one Ken
#teamKen
Wow nice video. Hai I'm from Malaysia..welcome to Malaysia..your malay so good😁u like ramly berger?????
Good Job...Guys...You know this is Very interesting...Activities...bro...Away from City life...Enjoy..Nature...(Planning to Make it on my OWN....in my Own LAND)
Ken's National Discovery Channel😜
Fantastico Bro 😎
Sri lovely should make Spenser their permanent spokesperson/ representative. She is just amazing.
Subscribe is actually langgan in malay....
Ah okay 👍😅
Western toilet , Asian toliet.. LOL...Somehow I know which is which already.....Ken's new meme....suka dan subscribe...
Nice place to chill in the stream.... Ken, Training in spicy you must.... ( Master Yoda talking style ) .... Doesn't take long to get to know all the local cuisine or staples in Malaysia....coz food is our DNA..
sometimes, its really nice to live in the peaceful place, to hear the sound of insect...
A year of wonderful experience for d American lady. Good volunteering.
Bye kedah , welcome to Perlis
ken, you shud stay there few days. learn how to take care paddy, tap rubber trees
, fishing, etc
Mantap❤
Good content
Good job Spencer..
4:19 almost correct...but in malaysia just say "tekan suka dan langgan atau subscribe"
Already watched National Geographic documentary about a couple, mat Saleh married with Malaysian Chinese who stay in the forest in Kedah too, before that the husband lived in Singapore @KL, worked as an engineer
I think that place they lived not in Kedah... But in jungle at Lenggong, Perak
@@ahmadnizamanm9222 boleh tau tajuk cite tu?
boleh tak share link..nak tengok..
@@ahmadnizamanm9222 share link bro..nak tengok
Did westerner knows what it means by Mat Salleh
This viideo make my eye open.
Spencer say jumanji..
Btw - the way to catch a bird is to make it come to you. With chicken food. Remember that, single guy...❤️❤️❤️ 😅
Wow
Happiness is far from being rich but rather what gives you joy
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