A Malaysian Chinese created Starwars fusion Wayang Kulit, as a modern way to preserve this dying shadow puppetry culture. Link to video below: th-cam.com/video/RxiV7haPTQw/w-d-xo.html
bagusnya kelantan, ade org main gasing, ade org dikir...ade org main wyg kulit...main wau bulan...kuat lg pegang tradisi org lame2...kat ganu x dop doh benda2 tu...kekgi pupus abis la...bdk2 baru x tau doh nape tradisi kite...
@Bouya ganer maroh ngat..haha Berat 66 puok2 ning Bouya... cer suruh yer gi pula duyung nung, belambok tradisi masy tranung situ. Satu tranung penuh dgn tradisi....
@Bouya udoh cakapan mg ni...org ulu mmg ckp udoh gini ke?kalu beci sgt ke klatan...x pyh tgk la vid sek ni cover negeri klatang...Komen udoh2 plop tu...kite pon Ade jgk dulu main wyg kulit...wayang kulit Dr nakhorn si thamarat Thailand sapa ke tganu...bakpe Ade psamaan ni...sbb dulu wilayah2 ni Ade dlm satu kerajaan (langkasuka) ni permainan rakyat, hiburan rakyat zaman dulu2...dikir barat, asal Pattani, org Pattani pggil dikir Hulu....bakpe kite pggl dikir barat...sbb org belah2 Kita ni pggl tanah jemerang sg golok "alek barat"...kite Ade besut...daerah penah jd jajahan klantan, jd blh jgk dikatakan Ganu Ade dikir barat....kite Ade inang rodat, mok yong...tp Ade ke pendekatan wat naik semula benda ni...mmg tuk plancong Blake...kenal2 je...sbb org lenning x main doh mende ni...sbb tu negeri klatang amek pendekatan tuk x bg v pupuh benda2 ni....x pyh Kate klantan saje r...beloh2 siam nung...wyg kulit tu...diletok bwh tourism diorg...tuk kenalkan sbg tradisi...bgs la tuk klatang, x kesoh la org awam ke, inisiatif dr kerajaan negeri ke...yg penting usaha tu Ade...bg x mboh v mapuh...klatang n Ganu dekat2 je...se dua je org Kate...dari budaye, kosa Kate bahase, mknn...care idop...kalu mg x stuju...sikit pon x nyakit ke aku...mlayu Blake...beci wat mende gop...😉
I think both of you did more Malaysian things /activities in these 6 months than any Malaysians like me in our lifetime! Well done! Make me want to visit Kelantan too!!
What i love about steve. He explain things in details(means he really understand things). Absolutely comprehensive explanations.. and ivana there... is big help especially in asian culture.. both u guys awesome..
Wow! Thanks for this comment. That is what we are trying to achieve! Hoping to share what we learn even if we are not expert, and to make you feel like you are “travelling” with us.
Finally, you visited my hometown! The best state in Malaysia if you want to enjoy cultural entertainment show such as dikir barat, wayang kulit, mak yong, rebana ubi, etc.....
'Onde Onde by chef mat salleh:.. Its cracking me.😂. Steve are so funny. Jetleg warriors and travelgramers together such a coincidence. Both are my favourite youtuber now.keep exploring new things guys. Well done.
Honestly even I'm Kelantanese I'm never been to the place that you guys visit except that mosque. You guys make me feel less kelantanese again. Oh man 😂😭😂😭.
Wow! Nipah fruit was my childhood snack whenever I went to the river to look for some clams. We also took the nipah leaves to make roofs. Damn, organizing a marriage reception back then was very labor intensive. Nowadays people will just use the canopy tents. Back then we must make the roof from nipah leaves and the skeletons from large bamboo. Nice cameo from the Travelgramers!
Looking forward to watch from Ken’s and Travelgramers’ sides soon! Somehow I am learning more from these videos. 😁😁😁 The mosque is really spectacular and I love how the kites are so intricate. It reminds me of my drawings. Lol!!!
If Marvel had Marvel Cinematic Universe, Steve and Ivana on their ways to assemble their own crossovers..with ken and now travelgramers, your universe really expanding.. "TRAVELERS ASSEMBLE!!!!"
1. When he ask "who made this?" U should said Saiful made them. 2. At the kite making, the knife he use in the bamboo is called Pisau Raut by Kelantanese. 3. U should see the bigger wau they make. 10 feet hight x 20 feet wide. When the play it, it need to by tie to a truck since it can lift up man who handle it. 4. Keep exploring Kelantan, because we are the hidden gem in Malaysia tourism main stream.
Exactly you got the point. Malay architecture is not the same with the middle eastern. Glad that u had experiencing and exposed to the malay kelantanese culture!
Job well done onde onde.. can u courier those to my place? Hahaha.. I follow travelgramers too.. and ken tagged along... Well done to tourism malaysia too.. u guys are like ambassadors already.. hahaha
It's been ages since I last heard the word "gibbery".. Not all Malaysian have been to a Nipah 'plantation'.. Another marvellous vbolg from both of you.. Thank you so much for sharing all your videos.
for me and many malaysia we dont really understand what they saying during Wayang Kulit too as kelantan has a unique slang/accent. i dont understand them too. great video again :) love it
Nipah's leaf can be used as roof for house. In the past people used it as a roof. My grand parent used to have that kind of roof before change to zink type roof. The roof made of nipah leaves will definitely cool down the house since nipah leaves will have a better temperature control and ventilation, hot air not trapped inside the house because this kind of roof will let hot air go out. In addition to that, the old malay house architecture have a very good ventilation if you see how the roof is put.
@@andrewchong2616 good effort indeed by tourism department. Suppose they need to be more alert on tourist who keep promoting their state for the other states
@azlan ibrahim oh yes. I know very little about kelantan other than wau and wayang kulit. Jetlag warriors, kenabroad and travelgramers have shown so much. What wow me was “WW2 bunker and little Mecca in gua musang”
Masjid tu cantik gilerrrr. Steve and Ivana make me wants to travel to Kelantan! Me myself as Malaysian never went to Kelantan. 😭😭😭 Ok next trip!!! The mosque is spectacular!!
ivana you wear the tudung like all the ladies in the old early years....so sweet..plus its official you the best at description of all any msian goods...you got the taste bud of both the east and west...let me tell u...thats a skill...there would be organisations or people would pay for that...
I haven't been to the floating market even my wife's family live in Kelantan. Will check on this place later. Thanks for promoting our local tourism spots.
Wow thats great. U guys among the loyal mat saleh in malaysian mco.. travelgammers.. steve ivana and ken abroad.. the power of youtubers.. bring the world thru the finger touch.
I believe it’s most popular in and originated from Java, Indonesia. And it spread thoughout South East Asia through traders etc. That’s how it came to Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia. The wayang we just watched is believed to have came from Cambodia through Thailand. Hence, the design has more of a Thai influence. But yes, wayang kulit is more commonly seen in Indonesia.
Loved this. I went to Min house camp after my high school yrs for a week. My friends and I celebrated the end of high school there. The owner is nice. We enjoyed many activities there. What a memory 💕💕💕
This video reminded me of childhood memories. The local TV documentaries used to show all the local crafts including the wayang kulit. All these before Internet and Netflix flooded 😅
You and Ken Abroad should talk to the Malaysia Tourism people about possible help with extending your visas. You'll have time to visit Sabah and Sarawak. In return, you could continue working with local Tourism people and make the 'definitive' and most informational travel vlogs of Malaysia. Maybe they can even help with expenses. Something good coming from the pandemic!
Totally agree. Moreover, 2020 is supposedly a visit Malaysia year.. they should put more effort on this. Not just for international travellers, domestic travellers too...
You guys can visit pantai senok. I've been there last year its very beautiful and comfortable. I really enjoy eating maggie kerabu under the thousand tree.
Steve n ken looked good with the singora. Ivana was so comfortable in a sarong. Lucky you...as a malaysian I never got to see n experience what you all had.
Wow, you nailed it! So interesting! I had been to Kota Bahru a few times but never seen so much like you did. In a less than 30 minutes, your video covered all the intricate details of the art, culture and religion of Kelantan which is also a representation of the old and present day of Malaysia. Did you know that the preserved nipah fruit is added to the crushed ice desert called ABC? On 9:05, that’s a laughing Buddha but it’s cute you called it a Fat Buddha. Really enjoyed the floating market and the beautiful artwork in the mosque. The Dikir Barat and the wayang kulit are part of the cultural heritage of Malaysia. May be nice to have a separate video for them to capture the interactive atmosphere of both the stage players and the audience. A 9/10 star goes to this wonderful work 🎊👏 Hope more of such high quality vlog are coming 👍
Lontong is a good choice Ivana! Its a staple breakfast in Malaysia after Nasi Lemak & Roti Canai. By the way, thank you guys for these videos. It is well-documented.. Steve is a good narrator. Dont forget to use SPF on your head lol..
For a Muslim local state government runs the state of Kelantan, it's amazing to see other religion is also being practice so freely... Kelantan is one of the example that under Islamic rules, u don't have any problems to live your life.
Hi saiful and sharifah 😂... i think you guys the only travellers who experience everything in malaysia! You guys not afraid to tried and eat anything... love you two alot
Sabah too vlog. Must visit the Maldives of Malaysia in Semporna, Visit orang hutan and probosis monkey in Sandakan, climb mount Kinabalu and many more.. You will be amazed. Sabah welcomes you.
So glad you guys are experiencing the traditional cultural stuffs going on there. ... Staysafe Im Malaysian and hav not seen kites that beautiful in a long time...
I love the mosque design here... the roof of the mosques in Malaysia should look like this.. malay architecture.. it works so much better with the weather/climate here
@@JetLagWarriors Basically Aris meant is to preserve Malays arts & architecture in Islamic culture. Afraid from these beautiful amazing Malay art going to slowly forgotten because more mosques adapting Middle Eastern type of architecture. Most of traditional mosques & suraus usually by wooden & Malay arts (flowers, nature geometry) architecture like ar-rahman Mosque there rather than Middle Eastern art (linear geometry & dome style). It is philosophically to be together harmony with the nature spiritually. If you see some traditional houses such as Rumah Limas (Melaka), Rumah Minang (Negeri Sembilan), they have criterias in adapting hot & humid weather. Loose wooden floor, small high ventilation windows on walls slightly below the ceiling, numerous door & window openings. Similar to Ar-Rahman Mosque there. May Saiful & Sharifah have a good days in travelling all over Malaysia!! XD
Nothing is wrong really.. in my opinion, mosques designs should reflect each country/culture architecture.. the one with the domes are probably great if they are situated in the middle east countries.. mosques in Xian, China for example adopts local Chinese architecture there which is great.. we get the sense of place of each culture/areas... anyways truly enjoy your vlogs and experience.. kudos to both Steve and Ivana!
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Loved to finally meet you guys, you're such a lovely couple, see you soon 😀✌️
aww thanks guys! It was nice to see you! See you again soon!!😁
Miss your new video travelgramers. Love all your video. Now my favourite mat saleh youtube channel been together in one video 😘
@@tawfikbakhri7528 exactly
I’m still waiting for your new videos after your gua musang hike..
@@andrewchong2616 they just uploaded it.
You guys have been having some incredible experiences in Kelantan!
yes! We end up staying longer than we intended to
Yeah.. I was like thinking where were u and jumi after ken abroad and travelgramers were spotted in tonite Edition
A Malaysian Chinese created Starwars fusion Wayang Kulit, as a modern way to preserve this dying shadow puppetry culture. Link to video below:
th-cam.com/video/RxiV7haPTQw/w-d-xo.html
bagusnya kelantan, ade org main gasing, ade org dikir...ade org main wyg kulit...main wau bulan...kuat lg pegang tradisi org lame2...kat ganu x dop doh benda2 tu...kekgi pupus abis la...bdk2 baru x tau doh nape tradisi kite...
Tulah tempat lain dh kurang.. kementrian kena amek inisiatif untuk galakkan rakyat kekalkn budaya ..
@Bouya ganer maroh ngat..haha
Berat 66 puok2 ning Bouya... cer suruh yer gi pula duyung nung, belambok tradisi masy tranung situ.
Satu tranung penuh dgn tradisi....
@Bouya udoh cakapan mg ni...org ulu mmg ckp udoh gini ke?kalu beci sgt ke klatan...x pyh tgk la vid sek ni cover negeri klatang...Komen udoh2 plop tu...kite pon Ade jgk dulu main wyg kulit...wayang kulit Dr nakhorn si thamarat Thailand sapa ke tganu...bakpe Ade psamaan ni...sbb dulu wilayah2 ni Ade dlm satu kerajaan (langkasuka) ni permainan rakyat, hiburan rakyat zaman dulu2...dikir barat, asal Pattani, org Pattani pggil dikir Hulu....bakpe kite pggl dikir barat...sbb org belah2 Kita ni pggl tanah jemerang sg golok "alek barat"...kite Ade besut...daerah penah jd jajahan klantan, jd blh jgk dikatakan Ganu Ade dikir barat....kite Ade inang rodat, mok yong...tp Ade ke pendekatan wat naik semula benda ni...mmg tuk plancong Blake...kenal2 je...sbb org lenning x main doh mende ni...sbb tu negeri klatang amek pendekatan tuk x bg v pupuh benda2 ni....x pyh Kate klantan saje r...beloh2 siam nung...wyg kulit tu...diletok bwh tourism diorg...tuk kenalkan sbg tradisi...bgs la tuk klatang, x kesoh la org awam ke, inisiatif dr kerajaan negeri ke...yg penting usaha tu Ade...bg x mboh v mapuh...klatang n Ganu dekat2 je...se dua je org Kate...dari budaye, kosa Kate bahase, mknn...care idop...kalu mg x stuju...sikit pon x nyakit ke aku...mlayu Blake...beci wat mende gop...😉
@@jonsnow1079 😂😂😂
@Bouya Yakk rilek2 jah abe xsoh duk kalut lah mano lah.. Ore teganu pon bnyk jah tradisi hk x luput ditelan zaman, ambo sbg ore klate pon suko gi teganu sbb bnyk tepat2 menarik, comei2.. Xsoh baloh lah this is pata timor
I think both of you did more Malaysian things /activities in these 6 months than any Malaysians like me in our lifetime! Well done! Make me want to visit Kelantan too!!
True!
come visit Kelantan!
Agree.
@Genius Gene politics leave it to politicians...!
Im glad to see you both have a good time visit kelantan.
Nasi kerabu is always a good choice!
definitely!
Steve and Ivana..can nasi kerabu be accepted in the west..the way msian love burger,pizza,donuts,french fries,sausage?
Wow 😯 , floating market that's really amazing. I think Kelatan is calling me soon 😁, thanks for sharing and I love 🇲🇾
Yes, Kelantan is amazing!
Yeah, All of Kelantanese welcoming you buddy 😉
@explore with bolu you should go to kelantan and joinning ken abroad and jetlag warriors to explore more.m
@@JetLagWarriors 😁my next destination for sure 👌🏿
@@syukriaiekgb6313 💪🏾💪🏾, yes Kelatan is definitely on my list
What i love about steve. He explain things in details(means he really understand things). Absolutely comprehensive explanations.. and ivana there... is big help especially in asian culture.. both u guys awesome..
Wow! Thanks for this comment. That is what we are trying to achieve! Hoping to share what we learn even if we are not expert, and to make you feel like you are “travelling” with us.
True...
You both are not just experience Malaysia for a week like other tourists, you both explore west malaysia for almost a year. ! How incredible. 🤩
Lucky us! No better place to be, in our opinion
Finally, you visited my hometown! The best state in Malaysia if you want to enjoy cultural entertainment show such as dikir barat, wayang kulit, mak yong, rebana ubi, etc.....
Great vlog...!! Loving it. Travel grammers also there..n Ken Abroad !!!... good job Steve n Ivana 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed! Nothing better than travelling with like minded people
'Onde Onde by chef mat salleh:.. Its cracking me.😂. Steve are so funny. Jetleg warriors and travelgramers together such a coincidence. Both are my favourite youtuber now.keep exploring new things guys. Well done.
hahah🤣🤣 thank you
This is a very unique video. Full of explorations in Kelantan.
I'm sure Greg n Jumi would love to have this opportunity.
you always give nice comments. Thanks so much!
@@JetLagWarriors It's simply because d video is nice. This one is full packed of adventures.
Nice work by Tourism Board of Kelantan. Oh, Joao & Cristiana were there too! Great time with great companions, perfect night.
The perfect day discovering Kelantanese culture❤️
Didn't know Kelantan is an interesting state, thank you mat salleh😎 for the introduction 🤣🤣🤣
The mosque is beautiful. 👍🤩
Good job guys 🥂🎶👏👏👏
Yes! It is a very underrated state! Come visit!
Honestly even I'm Kelantanese I'm never been to the place that you guys visit except that mosque. You guys make me feel less kelantanese again. Oh man 😂😭😂😭.
what!! You have to see and explore your own state!
@@JetLagWarriors will try to explore in future. Thanks guys 👍👍👍
Loving your Malaysia vids! Thanks for showcasing the lesser known/travelled to parts of Malaysia so beautifully
thanks so much! Hope you get to visit Kelantan one day
Wow!Travelgramers & Ken were with you guys,cool!👍🏻👏🏻Hope you guys enjoyed your day😊
Yes! We hung out with some awesome people that day👍🙌😆
Wow! Nipah fruit was my childhood snack whenever I went to the river to look for some clams. We also took the nipah leaves to make roofs. Damn, organizing a marriage reception back then was very labor intensive. Nowadays people will just use the canopy tents. Back then we must make the roof from nipah leaves and the skeletons from large bamboo.
Nice cameo from the Travelgramers!
You childhood sounds so fun!!! Just playing in nature👍
Bestnya...❤🇲🇾 kelantan
Looking forward to watch from Ken’s and Travelgramers’ sides soon! Somehow I am learning more from these videos. 😁😁😁
The mosque is really spectacular and I love how the kites are so intricate. It reminds me of my drawings. Lol!!!
Yes! Are your drawings inspired by the Malay arts?
If Marvel had Marvel Cinematic Universe, Steve and Ivana on their ways to assemble their own crossovers..with ken and now travelgramers, your universe really expanding..
"TRAVELERS ASSEMBLE!!!!"
5 star comment. Wish we could give two hearts
@@JetLagWarriors your mission is to defeat and conquer fish dishes..🤣🤣🤣
now more fishy party... Hehehe
Unfortunately, food and footprints Greg & jumi were somewhere else.. otherwise it will be an awesome gathering..
your kelantan tour is what i called epic
thanks so much
Thx for taking photos with us. My husband was super excited to finally met you both
oh hello👋 happy to meet you
@@JetLagWarriors nice to meet you too
Wow You guys had such a busy day 😃
Loved to see the Nipah farm and definitely agree with Ivana, it looks like you are in the Amazon river 🙃
haha yes! It was a jam packed day!! Haha we have never been to the Amazon river. Maybe one day!
5:35 hahah I knew english better than native speaker steve 😱🤣🤣
😂😂😂
On Steve behalf, i believe he's more on france canadian side..😅
Give me 5 ken
@@rabeahmyahya9732 🙏
@@KenAbroad yes im really surprised with Ken english very fluent as a German. Wonderbarr
3 awesome TH-camr channel in one shot! That's cool guys..:)
TH-camr party!! Lol
WELL-DONE.. GREAT JOB MY FRIEND.. PUPPET SHOW.. GIANT BUDDHIST STATUE.. FLOATING MARKET.. WOW!!! THIS IS AWESOME. 👍✋🤘🙏🌷✌️❤️🇹🇭🌻🌺🌛🎵🎼ขอบคุณมากครับ
1. When he ask "who made this?" U should said Saiful made them.
2. At the kite making, the knife he use in the bamboo is called Pisau Raut by Kelantanese.
3. U should see the bigger wau they make. 10 feet hight x 20 feet wide. When the play it, it need to by tie to a truck since it can lift up man who handle it.
4. Keep exploring Kelantan, because we are the hidden gem in Malaysia tourism main stream.
😆😆😆 haha
And wow!! wau that big!?? Would be cool to see!
Semutar Guide should knew where to find it
ore kelantan memang owesome
This is definitely d best video I've seen from u guys. Excellent.
Thanks so much!
@@JetLagWarriors Thanks to u n your videos.
Exactly you got the point. Malay architecture is not the same with the middle eastern. Glad that u had experiencing and exposed to the malay kelantanese culture!
Right! Interesting stuff to learn
Loving the ongoing Collab with Ken. Those kites are beautiful!
wohoo!🙌 Yes, love the details on the kite!
@@JetLagWarriors remember to use the sunscreen on your head the next time 🤣
Tim Eats and Travels yes!!! the head is turning red!😆
14:37 damn steve, you really look like a pro there! 💪
i meet you n both of jetleg warrior at the floating market..nice experiance to meet two vlogger..
yeah!🙌
Steve is talkative ken..while you're a reserved sort of guy.
Job well done onde onde.. can u courier those to my place? Hahaha..
I follow travelgramers too..
and ken tagged along...
Well done to tourism malaysia too.. u guys are like ambassadors already.. hahaha
Haha thanks! We will make some when we are back in KL!
It's been ages since I last heard the word "gibbery".. Not all Malaysian have been to a Nipah 'plantation'.. Another marvellous vbolg from both of you.. Thank you so much for sharing all your videos.
oh thank you! The nipah farm was interesting to see.
Another great adventure day, Steve & Ivana. Lots of things to see and experienced. 👍😋🤠😃
we had fun exploring the Malay culture
Onde-onde done by chef saiful 🤤
😂😂👍everyone liked it!!
JetLag Warriors that aunty said dont make big big 🤣
@@xchaix he did it big..he's just eager to finish the task...knowing steve.
Rabeah M yahya hahaha
Steve and ivana look very happy in kelantan😍
we love Kelantan!
Wow! All of my favorite vloggers are at the same place. What a fun video to watch!
for me and many malaysia we dont really understand what they saying during Wayang Kulit too as kelantan has a unique slang/accent. i dont understand them too. great video again :) love it
ah ok! Haha we just laughed along with the audience😊
It’s ok. Many other Malaysians can’t understand Kelantanese dialect too. Guess that’s what make us unique.😇
Nipah's leaf can be used as roof for house. In the past people used it as a roof. My grand parent used to have that kind of roof before change to zink type roof. The roof made of nipah leaves will definitely cool down the house since nipah leaves will have a better temperature control and ventilation, hot air not trapped inside the house because this kind of roof will let hot air go out. In addition to that, the old malay house architecture have a very good ventilation if you see how the roof is put.
nice! Thanks for sharing this info😊
I waiting you to visit East malaysia (sabah sarawak)
hope we can soon!
tourism of Sabah n sarawak pls do something😊
Yes... tourism kelantan did so well..
@@andrewchong2616 good effort indeed by tourism department. Suppose they need to be more alert on tourist who keep promoting their state for the other states
@azlan ibrahim oh yes. I know very little about kelantan other than wau and wayang kulit. Jetlag warriors, kenabroad and travelgramers have shown so much. What wow me was “WW2 bunker and little Mecca in gua musang”
Masjid tu cantik gilerrrr. Steve and Ivana make me wants to travel to Kelantan! Me myself as Malaysian never went to Kelantan. 😭😭😭 Ok next trip!!! The mosque is spectacular!!
yes!! Visit Kelantan!!
Ken looks soooo different in that outfit! a good different! btw, another great video guys!👍🏼
ivana you wear the tudung like all the ladies in the old early years....so sweet..plus its official you the best at description of all any msian goods...you got the taste bud of both the east and west...let me tell u...thats a skill...there would be organisations or people would pay for that...
Wow! Ivana is Peranakan... her taste buds are magical
@@JetLagWarriors I thought she is Indonesian born Canadian. Bisa ngomomg Indonesia enggak?
SHARIL SAMAD bisa dong! - Ivana
Hehe she is Chinese/Indonesian, and her family moved to Canada when she was 12.
@@JetLagWarriors cool u know u can speak Indonesia in msia, it's practically a same language. Cobain dong. Jangan Malu malu.
Welcome to kelantan, malaysia. The tradisional malay village...
I haven't been to the floating market even my wife's family live in Kelantan. Will check on this place later. Thanks for promoting our local tourism spots.
You won’t regret checking it out! It’s pretty neat
Addicted to your video
Same goes to me... everyday waiting his vlog....
thank you!!
Great video. I've never been to Kelantan. very interesting
where are you from? Come visit Kelantan!
Ivana is very smart at describing foods.
😘👏👏👏👏👏
She’s a natural chef at heart!
Such a beautiful mosque..shame on me...never been there eventhough I am Kelantanese...hihi..you ve tried coconut grater..my chores during childhood
do visit when you get the chance😁
And it was our first time trying the coconut grater! Need more practice!
Fantastic experience!
amazing experience!!
Wow thats great. U guys among the loyal mat saleh in malaysian mco.. travelgammers.. steve ivana and ken abroad.. the power of youtubers.. bring the world thru the finger touch.
🙌🙌😁
Super amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 & the quality of this video is 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ love it 💜💜💜💜💜
thank you!!
Beruntung wayang kulit yg asli budaya Indonesia sudah diakui dunia shg negara mnapun mau mengklaim tdk berpengaruh,.
I believe it’s most popular in and originated from Java, Indonesia. And it spread thoughout South East Asia through traders etc. That’s how it came to Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia. The wayang we just watched is believed to have came from Cambodia through Thailand. Hence, the design has more of a Thai influence. But yes, wayang kulit is more commonly seen in Indonesia.
I always enjoy Steve's antics and non chalant comments. This kind of podcast by far beats the travel channel shows.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy watching our videos!
Loved this. I went to Min house camp after my high school yrs for a week. My friends and I celebrated the end of high school there. The owner is nice. We enjoyed many activities there. What a memory 💕💕💕
oooh I think we will stay there for a few days soon!
This video reminded me of childhood memories. The local TV documentaries used to show all the local crafts including the wayang kulit.
All these before Internet and Netflix flooded 😅
glad that we brought back good childhood memories😊
Yeah you nail it Saiful, its looks yummy...
thank you!
Niceeeee
thanks!
Ondeh ondeh by chef mat saleh 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Ondeh2 is one of my favourite!
Fisherman village...my hometown😍
(pantai sabak)
ooh beautiful village!
@@JetLagWarriors yeayy 🥰😍
thank god you met with the right person in kelantan and you got interesting activity in kelantan.I was thinking you gonna bored in kelantan.
Special shoutout to the Tourism Board of Malaysia! Taking good care of us
Wow. Another busy day in Kelantan. Another wonderful experience in Kelantanese food, art n culture.
This is one of the best video. Thank you. ooh....onde onde! It is one of my favourite kuih.
thank you!
Many traditional malay building and houses have main column in the middle, the ancestors called it tiang seri...it holds the tall roofs
Oh! Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing
Glad to see that u guys enjoy a good time in kelantan..this is kelantan✌😁
we love Kelantan!
onde-onde by chef mat salleh😂😂😂😍😍😍
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You and Ken Abroad should talk to the Malaysia Tourism people about possible help with extending your visas. You'll have time to visit Sabah and Sarawak. In return, you could continue working with local Tourism people and make the 'definitive' and most informational travel vlogs of Malaysia. Maybe they can even help with expenses.
Something good coming from the pandemic!
not a bad idea!
Totally agree. Moreover, 2020 is supposedly a visit Malaysia year.. they should put more effort on this. Not just for international travellers, domestic travellers too...
@@JetLagWarriors just sharing your youtube channel during the interview with immigration people later on
Good luck bro
Azlan Ibrahim thank you!
jetlag warriors, ken and travelgamers in 1 video? wow!! feel like watching the expandables...wish greg and jumi could join in...
yeah wish Greg n Jumi are here too!!
Proud to be MALAYSIAN.. n of course KELANTANESE..
parok nise 😂😂..tq 3 of you...
Thank you Kelantan and Malaysia!!
@@JetLagWarriors ..my pleasure....
All Kelantanese r welcoming u guys to our lovely state
thanks so much!
Wow...I see 3 bloggers...Amazing...
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You guys can visit pantai senok. I've been there last year its very beautiful and comfortable. I really enjoy eating maggie kerabu under the thousand tree.
So one more left. Dikir barat bohhhh 😁
Steve was probably refering to Thai Buddhism. And yes, since Thai (Siam) and Malay are closely related, we have similar architecture and culture.
yes! Thai Bhuddism!
I love how you keep your semutar, Saiful.
haha it looks cool!
Omg I did not know this place exist. Cool beautiful local environment and people.
have you been to Kelantan yet?
@@JetLagWarriors
Yes ,Kota Bahru and Rantau panjang but not those places you went. Must check it out. Is it a package tour and how much it cost?
DesterN hello, please send Jasa Teratai Holidays for package info😊
@@JetLagWarriors tq
Kelantan has so much to offer . Great job and look forward to watch Ken and Travelgramers too.
we love Kelantan!
Wow! New English word from Ken! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Glad to know that the wayang kulit has made a come back in Kelantan.
Steve n ken looked good with the singora. Ivana was so comfortable in a sarong. Lucky you...as a malaysian I never got to see n experience what you all had.
hope you get to one day!
I love how you keep tour semutar, Saiful.
Wow, you nailed it! So interesting! I had been to Kota Bahru a few times but never seen so much like you did.
In a less than 30 minutes, your video covered all the intricate details of the art, culture and religion of Kelantan which is also a representation of the old and present day of Malaysia.
Did you know that the preserved nipah fruit is added to the crushed ice desert called ABC?
On 9:05, that’s a laughing Buddha but it’s cute you called it a Fat Buddha.
Really enjoyed the floating market and the beautiful artwork in the mosque. The Dikir Barat and the wayang kulit are part of the cultural heritage of Malaysia. May be nice to have a separate video for them to capture the interactive atmosphere of both the stage players and the audience.
A 9/10 star goes to this wonderful work 🎊👏
Hope more of such high quality vlog are coming 👍
Go see a batik printing factory and the ikan lekur making kitchen.
Thanks for this comment!! We appreciate it, and our apologies for misnaming the Buddha! Honest mistake
JetLag Warriors Don’t worry. I know you have no bad intention to label but the way it was said was so cute and innocent 🤣
Wowww amazing video. 😇 The kuih is called onde2
thank you!!
Lontong is a good choice Ivana! Its a staple breakfast in Malaysia after Nasi Lemak & Roti Canai. By the way, thank you guys for these videos. It is well-documented.. Steve is a good narrator. Dont forget to use SPF on your head lol..
haha didn’t feel like eating rice thought lontong was a good alternative - ivana
and thank you!
Actually lontong is originally Javanese food, same case with soto and sate.
I think you are right!
For a Muslim local state government runs the state of Kelantan, it's amazing to see other religion is also being practice so freely... Kelantan is one of the example that under Islamic rules, u don't have any problems to live your life.
yes, the beauty of multiculturalism
18:06 oh myyy god. 3 of my best youtubers were here.
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Missing out Greg and jumi :(
andrew chong wish they were here too!! We miss them!!!!
Hi saiful and sharifah 😂... i think you guys the only travellers who experience everything in malaysia! You guys not afraid to tried and eat anything... love you two alot
Thanks ❤️
Good to see u guys had a good time in kelantan🇲🇾🤙🤙🤙
we are having a good time here. Thank you.
Maybe u should try waterfall like keding jeram linang for nature ..lata janggut.
#travelgramers Sarawak Vlog Awesome✌️
hope we can go there someday!
@@JetLagWarriors 🙏💪✌️
Sabah too vlog. Must visit the Maldives of Malaysia in Semporna, Visit orang hutan and probosis monkey in Sandakan, climb mount Kinabalu and many more.. You will be amazed. Sabah welcomes you.
You all must try to hike Bukit Panau at Pasir Mas... the sensation place in Kelantan now 😁
oh we will look it up
It is in my hometown Tanah Merah.not Pasir Mas..
U finally met wau bulan. Hope u fly d kite before u leave Kelantan.
You're so lucky steve to have ivana the nicest and prettiest woman. And she know a lot about food hahahaha lol😂
Amazing tour time guys. 👌👌👌👍
We enjoyed it very much.
D walk around Nipah trees r wonderful n so does tasting it.
eventful
So glad you guys are experiencing the traditional cultural stuffs going on there. ...
Staysafe
Im Malaysian and hav not seen kites that beautiful in a long time...
oh come visit Kelantan, the heart of the Malay culture
that mosque is really beautiful
I love the mosque design here... the roof of the mosques in Malaysia should look like this.. malay architecture.. it works so much better with the weather/climate here
really? What’s wrong with the dome architecture?
But agree, this style is beautiful!
@@JetLagWarriors Basically Aris meant is to preserve Malays arts & architecture in Islamic culture. Afraid from these beautiful amazing Malay art going to slowly forgotten because more mosques adapting Middle Eastern type of architecture.
Most of traditional mosques & suraus usually by wooden & Malay arts (flowers, nature geometry) architecture like ar-rahman Mosque there rather than Middle Eastern art (linear geometry & dome style). It is philosophically to be together harmony with the nature spiritually.
If you see some traditional houses such as Rumah Limas (Melaka), Rumah Minang (Negeri Sembilan), they have criterias in adapting hot & humid weather. Loose wooden floor, small high ventilation windows on walls slightly below the ceiling, numerous door & window openings. Similar to Ar-Rahman Mosque there.
May Saiful & Sharifah have a good days in travelling all over Malaysia!! XD
Nothing is wrong really.. in my opinion, mosques designs should reflect each country/culture architecture.. the one with the domes are probably great if they are situated in the middle east countries.. mosques in Xian, China for example adopts local Chinese architecture there which is great.. we get the sense of place of each culture/areas... anyways truly enjoy your vlogs and experience.. kudos to both Steve and Ivana!
Noor Amir oh thanks so much for the explanations and info!
Aris Abdullah oh yes, that makes sense!