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Welcome to my hometown The pink drink is called sirap bandung, rose syrup with evaporated milk, sweet and smooth taste drink. Hope you enjoyed the time in Malaysia 🇲🇾
Each state in Malaysia have different Sultan (king) and state's government. Because of that, each state in Malaysia is unique in terms of their cultures, slangs and even food. That's why every state in Malaysia love to showcase their specialities, especially towards the foreigners.
Yes! Until this trip we didn't realise this structure. It is very fascinating and we also thought it very interesting that the Sultans take turns at being the Sultan of all of Malaysia.
You need to venture further up in Malaysia, places like Melaka, Klang Valley (Greater Kuala Lumpur), Penang, Ipoh and some traditional Malay states like Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan and Trengganu (for authentically nice people and great food, as well as the cleanest turquoise blue seas and white sand beaches off the islands of Trengganu!) Then you could fly to Malaysian Borneo to visit the world's largest cave systems in Sarawak and endangered species endemic to Malaysia like the Orang Utan, Sun Bear, Pgymy Elephant, Hornbills and the world's largest flower - the Rafflesia, in Sabah and Sarawak.
Hi Clean Energy inside, that is certainly our plan! We've visited a lot of the places you mentioned in a previous trip (Melaka, Penang, Ipoh, Sabah and Sarawak) and this trip we wanted to explore more broadly and go to some of the states on the east coast. You will definitely be seeing vlogs from us from Terengganu and the islands in the next month or so! Thanks for watching and for your tips! - Jon
Hola Mery! Encontramos muchas cosas en común entre Malasia y Nicaragua, especialmente el calor y lo encantadora que era la gente! ¡Aunque no hay tantos volcanes en Malasia!
Hey Jango! He is certainly the most memorable celebrity we have met in recent times! In another brush with fame, Nicole Kidman (a VERY famous Austalian actress) was at our local beach last week. We were only 50m away from her, but we thought we'd leave her alone!
Ohh we always go to Kluang whenever my brother returned home to Batu Pahat. But we always went to the famous Kluang Railway Coffee. Can't wait to tell my brother of this place when he returns next time 😄
Hi Amethyst, famous Kluang Railway Coffee is really good too and sooo popular! Ngepot Kabin was really fun and plenty of great food to choose from. Thanks for watching!
Hi YouCube, Shahrol was such a nice guy and it blew our minds when we saw how many instagram followers he had! Yes, he mentioned he was doing work on Johor Tourism. Funnily enough we just bought a new microphone and we have been having issues with using it! I had to voice over a fair bit of our talking in this video because the audio was so bad. Thanks for watching. -Jon
Have you had any encounters with fame? Let us know!
▶ WATCH NEXT:
Malaysia First Impressions - th-cam.com/video/bjoGprc4MKg/w-d-xo.html
Malaysia Travel Playlist - th-cam.com/play/PLGs80_Z4Qa-iqpldBWg5kzvkWsZTwU0D-.html
Introducing Bucket List Travellers - th-cam.com/video/B6EAQfrh5tA/w-d-xo.html
Shahrol is a famous Malaysian comedian...you are so lucky to met him...
Yes, it was such a crazy night! Shahrol was so humble and welcoming. We didn't realise he was famous until the end of the night!
Welcome to my hometown
The pink drink is called sirap bandung, rose syrup with evaporated milk, sweet and smooth taste drink.
Hope you enjoyed the time in Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thanks Meiqi! Sirup Bandung has become one of our favourite drinks!
Just Chill and Relax - That's what we did both times we visited Malaysia.
And eat a lot! Malaysia is awesome!!
Each state in Malaysia have different Sultan (king) and state's government. Because of that, each state in Malaysia is unique in terms of their cultures, slangs and even food. That's why every state in Malaysia love to showcase their specialities, especially towards the foreigners.
Yes! Until this trip we didn't realise this structure. It is very fascinating and we also thought it very interesting that the Sultans take turns at being the Sultan of all of Malaysia.
You need to venture further up in Malaysia, places like Melaka, Klang Valley (Greater Kuala Lumpur), Penang, Ipoh and some traditional Malay states like Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan and Trengganu (for authentically nice people and great food, as well as the cleanest turquoise blue seas and white sand beaches off the islands of Trengganu!) Then you could fly to Malaysian Borneo to visit the world's largest cave systems in Sarawak and endangered species endemic to Malaysia like the Orang Utan, Sun Bear, Pgymy Elephant, Hornbills and the world's largest flower - the Rafflesia, in Sabah and Sarawak.
Hi Clean Energy inside, that is certainly our plan! We've visited a lot of the places you mentioned in a previous trip (Melaka, Penang, Ipoh, Sabah and Sarawak) and this trip we wanted to explore more broadly and go to some of the states on the east coast. You will definitely be seeing vlogs from us from Terengganu and the islands in the next month or so! Thanks for watching and for your tips! - Jon
Bellos que bien que conocen muchos países incluyendo mi país Nicaragua saludos 🤗
Hola Mery! Encontramos muchas cosas en común entre Malasia y Nicaragua, especialmente el calor y lo encantadora que era la gente! ¡Aunque no hay tantos volcanes en Malasia!
@@BucketListTravellers aaa que bien 👍 saludos
Great experience guys, is he the first celebrity that you've met?
Hey Jango! He is certainly the most memorable celebrity we have met in recent times! In another brush with fame, Nicole Kidman (a VERY famous Austalian actress) was at our local beach last week. We were only 50m away from her, but we thought we'd leave her alone!
@@BucketListTravellers I love Nicole Kidman! Such a beautiful and very talented actress 😍
if u try NASI...any NASI in malaysia..plz MIX everything..and u get a right taste...almosly malaysia food 90% must MIX before eat...tq
Ahhh, thanks for the tips Muhammad!
Try to visit KL this chinese new year...
That's an awesome idea, unfortunately we'll be back in Oz by then.
Ohh we always go to Kluang whenever my brother returned home to Batu Pahat. But we always went to the famous Kluang Railway Coffee. Can't wait to tell my brother of this place when he returns next time 😄
Hi Amethyst, famous Kluang Railway Coffee is really good too and sooo popular! Ngepot Kabin was really fun and plenty of great food to choose from. Thanks for watching!
one of my fav malaysian comedian Shahrul Shiro... now he more to business and politic... I guess you guys some kind of microphone for recording.
Hi YouCube, Shahrol was such a nice guy and it blew our minds when we saw how many instagram followers he had! Yes, he mentioned he was doing work on Johor Tourism. Funnily enough we just bought a new microphone and we have been having issues with using it! I had to voice over a fair bit of our talking in this video because the audio was so bad. Thanks for watching. -Jon