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I spent nearly 4 months in Malaysia last year and fell in LOVE!! The culture, the diversity, the nature, the people and the FOOD!! It is an underrated country often left off the typical SEA backpacker list which is such a shame!! One of my favourite places in the entire world!!
I went to Malaysia last month and I fell in love with the country. I'm not the same person anymore and I think about that place every day. What a beautiful country. Left a piece of my heart there. Love from Pakistan!
Been to Malaysia seven times i think now and everytime, me and My family visits the Perenthian Islands! It is so beautiful there and all the people are really friendly!
If u love Islands,U got to try Redang Island in Terengganu,Mabul Island in Sabah, heaven for divers (the best Island in Malaysia) Langkawi Island In Kedah,Tioman and Rawa Island in Johor.the best time to visit those places is between April till early September as it is out of monsoon season.Have fun exploring.Cheers.
@Albert Lima Lima As a Malaysian, a faithful buddhist with yellow skin, I have to disagree with your view. Having been travelling and exploring actively in Malaysia, I have yet experienced any kind of different friendliness that you have mentioned about. Travel more before making any sensitive judgement. Peace. :)
@albert lima lima i have screenshot all your hate comments on almost every post u have made & submitted to the police and related departments. Enough is enough.
@Albert Lima Lima dear mr albert, i can see your hate comments everywhere..sigh..dont you ever get tired?It s hard to live with negativity and hatred all the time.
Such an amazing country! When I travelled to Malaysia, I really mesmerized with the beautiful and authentic cultures, races, cuisines. I wish I can go honeymoon there so I can visit this gorgeous country again😍 Love from Spain🇪🇸🇲🇾
I wish to visit Spain one day! It's one of the cultures I like in the world. I also want to visit Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. I love Spanish language, people and food. Te Amor!
NO! wearing sarung while you eating on the floor is for more polite in malay traditional culture. In the video they have to wear it because they wearing a short.
@Albert Lima Lima less educated individual couldnt find the similiaries as most your time looking for the differences with hatred. Education & basic religious knowledge (whatever religion) would help u eliminate racial hatred. All Religion are skin color blind and anti skin color descrimanation.
I love Malaysia!! Insha Allah i’ll Gonna live there! Iam Dutch living near Amsterdam! But i really dont like it here. When Iam in Malaysia it feels like “home”. Even I have My roots here in the Netherlands but it feels like a place Where I stay! We visit Malaysia atleast once a Year! 😭😭 last time 2 Months ago! Too Short! Wana go back! 😩😩
@Albert Lima Lima should get a life! I've seen your comments on many other Malaysian tour videos. You're clearly a hater, most likely a NON-Malaysian who is jealous and definitely a loser with nothing else to do except spreading toxic.
A proud Malaysian right here! This video makes me so happy watching how you guys took full advantage on exploring the country and the culture. I was actually at Perhentian Islands the same time you guys were there! x
This video made me smile so much, since I’m from Malaysia.. I really want to go to Perhentian Islands or Pangkor Island, or Rawa Island.. gosh there are so many islands here in Malaysia...
Malaysia has the best islands! Near the Perhentian Islands is another island, Redang, with more great snorkelling and sea life. It’s a beautiful country you have Aimee
eliem侘 and there is another island. Harimau Island. Gosh.. eventho I'm Malaysian I never been to Perhentian Island or Redang Island. I always go to the Island at the west coast. I hope that I could go to the east coast.
i drive across merapoh almost monthly to get to where im currently studying in kl but never new there were so many caves. i thought that giant rocks with trees on them dont have cave in it. maybe because i was just looking at them from the far roadway. but now i know and ill definitely check them out. thanks guys. this video not only has helped world travelers out there but also a local like me
You guys are more adventurous than some of us here. Perhentian and Langkawi is too mainstream here, try Redang Island, Lang Tengah Island, Kapas Island, Gemia Island, Rawa Island, Mabul Island, Sipadan Island, Dulang Bohey Island etc. There are tons of beautiful islands here but they are not well known for the tourists. Niah Cave, Mt Kinabalu, Banjaran Titiwangsa. Pahang National Park is pretty nice too where you can find the indigenous people living in the jungle.
Is any of them worth visiting in January? I know it’s monsoon season. I wanted to go to Perhentian Islands so bad so I am looking for alternative where I can go snorkeling. Langkawi is not for snorkeling. And it must be an island not in Borneo or Sabah? If there is an island that offers this please let me know 😊
Love your video guys! We spent 8 months in Malaysia and absolutely loved it! We were so surprised with how friendly people are. Cannot wait to go back. Happy travels! ✈🌍👍
I'd like to add a few more attractions every tourist should consider checking out while in Malaysia 1. Gunung Mulu national park - A UNESCO heritage site in Sarawak (Borneo) which is famous for its huge limestone caves, pristine rainforest, and abundant wildlife. 2. Melaka city - Also a UNESCO heritage site for the history and culture buffs is famous for its Portuguese forts, Dutch churches, British colonial buildings, temples, mosques.... and the food! 3. Cameron Highlands - Cool mountain air envelopes you while you have tea with scones in a Tudor-style setting overlooking a hillside tea plantation and strawberry farm. 4. Sipadan and Mabul Island - The ultimate destination for snorkeling and scuba-diving that is second to none. 5. Mount Kinabalu - The tallest peak in South-east Asia is a surprisingly easy climb for most people in good physical condition. Try to spot one of the world's largest (and stinkiest) flower, The Rafflesia, orangutans and leopard cats in the jungle trails on the way up to the peak.
Went there last year! The people are some of the nicest you will ever meet. The food is delicious and cheap! The streets of KL are clean & organized. It’s a must visit for people!
Kuching waterfront at sunset, Denga bay at night in Johor, Batu caves in KL, Pink mosque in Putrajaya, Jalan Pantai at night in Kota Kinabalu, the park in Seramban and lively historical Georgetown. Sayangi malaysia, love from Bosnia.🇲🇾🇧🇦❤️
This video is soo informative for Malaysian & tourist. I'm Malaysian & I didn't know there's a place where we can volunteer for the orang utan! Now I know there's still soo much to explore in my country. I agree with your pick for Pulau Perhentian to be on top of the list, I've been there before but I stayed on the larger island, and I think the way Malay people eat can be called as etiquette, like how your mom would tell you no elbows on the table. I'm soo glad you guys had an amazing experience here in Malaysia. If you were given a chance to come back here to explore other things, would you visit Malaysia again?
Oh yes I remember a couple other vloggers visiting KL and the Batu Caves..absolutely incredible! I haven't seen your Malaysian series yet (hey I still consider myself new :)), but sure intend to! So yeah that country does look worth visiting..and this channel is DEFINITELY worth subbing to! I tell you, I don't think I've stopped buzzing about your LAST vlog! Did I mention I love the accents..and the closing music ( and the intro to this one--chill inducing!) ..ok maybe but bears repeating. lol
Beautiful country, rich history, decent economy, friendly, tolerant & diverse people, delicious, healthy & fresh cuisine, great values, stable government with overall good measures for everyone. I enjoyed my visits there business or pleasure. If I had the right opportunity I would enjoy living there.
We are travelling to Romania next friday and will be filming also. We can't wait. 🙂 We have been watching your Malaysia series also for some tips!!! Thank you guys👍
I from Malaysia but then I moved to Ireland buggy I am gonna see my cousin and uncle untie in Malaysia in four weeks plz time good luck for the airplane
I got married in Malaysia such a beautiful country. The fresh foods that you can get there is the best. The skybridge and cable car ride in Penang is also great to see and do.
hey everyone around the world!this is one of the best and reliable reviews of our country.yes COUNTRY..MALAYSIA!don't rely on 1-3 days from the transit trips which only limited to kl city centre..it's not enough and you'll end up thinking we are boresome.thank you guys for this videos..you both are humble,friendly,courteous and awesome!😘😘😘
@@flyingthenest I suppose you missed Kuala Gandah elephant sanctuary, about 2.5 hrs away from KL. Well, so little time and so much to see and do. There is always the next time. Funny you all did not mention hiking up Mt Kinabalu.
This is a great video. Loved it. I've been to Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia. Out of the 4 countries, Malaysia was my favorite. I've been to KL, Batu Caves, Putrajaya, Malacca, Penang and the beautiful island of Langkawi. I'm surprised you missed out Langkawi on your list
My husband is American, he called me a "Proud Malaysian" whenever I talk about Malaysia to our friends , I guess he just can't get it why and what make me so proud as a Malaysian. You know it's small country to him. Well, think about it , how can't I'm not being Proud Malaysian? This is a beautiful country with nice and most friendly CITY ppl you can find (city ppl are usually cold if you know what i am talking about). We have almost everything here in one country.
You guys didn't miss anything, I'm the one that's missing out rn. I'm Malaysian but I don't have the guts to go for those adventurous trips I'm glad that y'all like Malaysia ❤️
Flying The Nest now that's a tough question. 1) I'd suggest to go to KL Park which I consider it huge a quite beautiful. Just take a walk there. Go there especially in the morning makes you feel so refreshing and great place to take pictures. 2) there's a lot of island here in Malaysia, any of which you go I do believe you will have a great experience, maybe next you could go to pulau redang. But you've been to pulau perhentian and that is the most beautiful island you will see in Malaysia. 3) go hiking at bukit tabur or bukit Broga.
Flying The Nest - continue Go hiking before dawn just to see the sunrise. I meant there's a lot more places to go in Malaysia. But if you want to go to each states I would love to guide you to each great places. But I'm sure there are other Malaysian can give other great places in Malaysia. Hope to be able meet you guys someday.
@@flyingthenest , If you will come to Malaysia in 2020, I think you should go to 1) Chinatown (in Kuala Lumpur) Because there is many places to visit there and there will be a lot of food in petaling street somewhere in Chinatown Bonus: You can ride the Hop on Hop off bus. You can find the places to buy the tickets. The bus should take you to certain places to visit in Kuala Lumpur 2) If you want to experience Indian cuisine or go into their temples, you can go to Brickfield. There is a little India there.(Little India is what we call two streets all of Indian stuff) Btw, I am a local in K.L. and do not judge me anyone, because I had just turned twelve ( technically eleven and two months for now) so I am excited just to see people from Us/Uk (Idk where are you from) that I never expected will come to Malaysia. Warning though, it might get very dirty/stinky in some places in Malaysia sometimes. And saying hello from the Malaysian Chinese.
Love this video!! You've given me a few things to do with the kids :) We are currently in KL and absolutely in love with this city. The Batu Caves were especially great for us because we were concerned our 2 & 4 yr olds would find the stairs too difficult to climb BUT our 4 year old just powered through it beating us to the top. We did end up carrying our 2 year old for most of the climb but they both did great.
The title of the Vlog and the thumbnail contradict each other 😜 Malaysia is an incredible place of nature, wildlife, culture, food, history and modernity. 🔥🙏
Heya Steve and Jess... Love..LOVE that Bako National Park made it into your favourite list..the village you departed in a boat from is actually my ancestral birthplace, and my parents still live around the neighbourhood :)..Can't wait to get back there and go for another hike. Now, about the dining experience, what you did there was not exactly how the Malays in most households eat though. Having dinner is usually exactly like how you would have your dinner, there's no 'ritual' attached to it actually hahaha... And wearing the 'sarong' is just what men could wear at nites to get comfy, pretty much like you sliiping on your shorts before sleeping. There's no specific ritual of handwashing coz hey...washing your hand is just washing your hand;). But it's great that you get to experience general Malay hospitality..hope you'll be back and get invited to more dinners by us locals yeah... Cheers!
Hey Suraya! So thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video! we LOVED our time at Bako National park!! Oh wow, hope your parents enjoyed seeing the video of their neighbourhood! Thanks for claryfing dinner for us :)
As a Malaysian (from KL) , the experiences that blew me away is hike to the TOP of Mount Kinabalu to see the sunrise . That is A MUST! .... Other thing I think you missed out which will complete your experiences here .. (seen a few your previous video) 1. Food Chinese (The Malaysian Way) (Char Kway Teow, Hainan Chicken Rice, Prawn Noodle, Laksa, Wan Tan Mee, Bah Kut Teh, Popiah, Fried Hokkien Mee ) (Local Chinese Restaurant with local taste like Gong Pao, Salted Egg Fried Seafood) Indian Food (Roti Canai, Banana Leaf Rice, ) , Nyonya Food (Chinese / Malay Hybrid) - (Sambal Fish, Pineapple Curry, Nyonya Kuih) Mamak - (Indian / Malay Hybrid) (Mee Goreng, Rojak , Nasi Kandar) . Malay Food (Nasi Lemak, Ikan Bakar), Seafood - Our Local Style (not something you get in Fish Market in Australia) - Is Super Cheap Too. Drinks - Ice Sirap , Teh Tarik, Cendol, ABC, Kopi (local coffee) 3. Visit Melaka - Birth of Malaysia (1 day will do) (Have plenty Nyonya & Portugis / Malay Hybrid food 4. Visit Sipadan Island / Tioman Island ( I think more beautiful than perhentian) 5. Visit Cameron Highland - For Tea Plantation, & enjoy fresh vegetable hot pot. 5. Durian? Mu Sang King - You did not visit Malaysia if you did not taste one.
when taking about malaysia, KLCC or petronas twins tower is one of the highlight, just fyi history, when this is proposed and building it, a lot of people protest about it, saying it wasting the money and so on, however after 21 years, and over the years upon completions, peoples start to open the eyes that is a must project to put malaysia on the maps! so proud of it!!!
Yay!!!videos about my country!Many loves from malaysia ❤ liked the video even before I finished watching the video because I know the content's gonna be really good as always! Am patiently waiting for more new vlogs of your trip in new zealand
Proud to be Malaysian ....... and i'm a Hindu There is more places you can visit and Penang island is the main place for food and i'm also from Penang Island too.
Hi everyone :) I'm a Malaysian here and I feel that even though you might have heard about the negative comments of my country but it definitely is a country worth visiting because of our diverse culture, beautiful landscapes and tasty food :)
Hi Flying The Nest !! So informative & entertaining travel log, covering some of the most exciting places to visit in Malaysia. Enjoyed watching this video very very much. Thanks for this amazing vlog.💗😎
try small towns such as sungai lembing, raub, temerloh, kuala selangor, bagan datoh, teluk intan also sungkai for the hotsprings.... did u go to tasik kenyir and the belum rainforest?
I'm Malaysian and I have been going to Perhentian every year, twice a year since I was born. Hahah. I truly have taken full advantage of it being so close to home (KL)
We have 13 state in Malaysia,and each with different unique type of dishes,even with the same type of dish you will get different taste,try visiting all of them
My favourite dish depends on the mood actually,thats whats great about malaysia.If youve tried nasi campur from 1 restaurant,try it from every state,it will sure taste different,or nasi lemak where in semenanjung Malaysia,the Northern you get the sweeter the sambal will taste,and when you go to the South the spicier the sambal will be, sometimes the sambal is not made by locals from each states,but thats how it usually goes.Thats why everyone in malaysia love sambal. SAMBAL!~~
It is impolite to show flesh, especially at dinner place. That is malay/Islamic culture. Normally we tolerate it from foreigners/tourist, but they just wanted you to experience wearing the sarung.
If you wanna eat different types of local food you can try head to Kelantan its have very different delicacy or can go to Melaka or Negeri Sembilan not only for different tastes of food there also have very different architectural and life style.
Thank you for coming to visit my beautiful homeland. I’m glad you had a good time here. We Malaysian are friendly indeed. Please come again and explore the beautiful Islands mainly Sabah Islands coz they are one of the most beautiful Islands in southeast Asia. Oh and Borneo too!
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why not try climb kinabalu mountain at kota kinabalu :D
Flying The Nest can u withstand the hot and wet climate there?
Subbed 👍
What kind of you go to Malaysia Kualalumpr.
Avery day is raining in Malaysia
I spent nearly 4 months in Malaysia last year and fell in LOVE!! The culture, the diversity, the nature, the people and the FOOD!! It is an underrated country often left off the typical SEA backpacker list which is such a shame!! One of my favourite places in the entire world!!
Please tell me how you did this, I am dying to go. :)
@@edturner3615 for the first part I backpacker and the second part I volunteered! 😁
Nice.... you really like malaysia
Thank you. I hope you guys can come to Malaysia again.
I went to Malaysia last month and I fell in love with the country. I'm not the same person anymore and I think about that place every day. What a beautiful country. Left a piece of my heart there.
Love from Pakistan!
How much does it cost?ticket price
Thanks, man.
What about Dubai 🇦🇪 have you been dubai ?
Thanks for visiting my country, bruh
Been to Malaysia seven times i think now and everytime, me and My family visits the Perenthian Islands! It is so beautiful there and all the people are really friendly!
Yess!!! We love the Perhentian Islands SO much!
If u love Islands,U got to try Redang Island in Terengganu,Mabul Island in Sabah, heaven for divers (the best Island in Malaysia) Langkawi Island In Kedah,Tioman and Rawa Island in Johor.the best time to visit those places is between April till early September as it is out of monsoon season.Have fun exploring.Cheers.
@Albert Lima Lima As a Malaysian, a faithful buddhist with yellow skin, I have to disagree with your view. Having been travelling and exploring actively in Malaysia, I have yet experienced any kind of different friendliness that you have mentioned about. Travel more before making any sensitive judgement. Peace. :)
@@alfredlbs715 just report this guy for hate speech brother. He's everywhere tainting Malaysia's name
@albert lima lima i have screenshot all your hate comments on almost every post u have made & submitted to the police and related departments. Enough is enough.
I love seeing Malaysia from foreigners perspective. Makes me appreciate my country more. Grr take me home!
Flu Go Away IKR, meanwhile some so-called "Malaysians" can be so negative.
Thn you should check my recent videos
Flu Go Away same
Flu Go Away but I have so many foreigner friends and they hate Malaysia
Flu Go Away What does he mean exactly?
I used to live there for 10years. best country ever!
Bardia Gh you are always welcome.. 😉
Ohhh where are you from
garbage
@Albert Lima Lima just get to know in your head, it used to be Tanah Melayu.
@Albert Lima Lima dear mr albert, i can see your hate comments everywhere..sigh..dont you ever get tired?It s hard to live with negativity and hatred all the time.
Such an amazing country! When I travelled to Malaysia, I really mesmerized with the beautiful and authentic cultures, races, cuisines. I wish I can go honeymoon there so I can visit this gorgeous country again😍 Love from Spain🇪🇸🇲🇾
I wish to visit Spain one day! It's one of the cultures I like in the world. I also want to visit Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. I love Spanish language, people and food. Te Amor!
Thank you for saying those kind words about my country ❤️
#malaysiaboleh
My mom is spanish while my dad is a malaysian (muslim malay)...so here i am...living in malaysia 😌
Who is from Malaysia please reply ?
Kehaan Sanders I am . What’s upp
Heyyyyy I’m from Sarawak Malaysia and I’m from Kuching
I’m from KL. never been to Sarawak yet 🤣
You must came here please
I am from Malaysia
nobody is required to wear sarong during dinner, you can wear any decent clothes. i think they just want to have fun
NO! wearing sarung while you eating on the floor is for more polite in malay traditional culture. In the video they have to wear it because they wearing a short.
Yeah we don't want to see certain parts exposed, do we?
True
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@@wrathofgods100 what? For what? 🤨
I travelled to Malaysia last year and I am travelling to Malaysia this year...it was the best trip I've ever been😍
Thank you !!!
Malaysia truly Asia
no Malaysia truly Criminal
@@musnahkantahilembu8342 hello bro .. Every country have a criminal bro ..
@Albert Lima Lima less educated individual couldnt find the similiaries as most your time looking for the differences with hatred.
Education & basic religious knowledge (whatever religion) would help u eliminate racial hatred. All Religion are skin color blind and anti skin color descrimanation.
@@musnahkantahilembu8342 dasar indon dtg cari rejeki disini lagi mau melaga lagakan dua negara, goblok
go fuck urself bij
Hello from Singapore :) 🇸🇬 I love visiting Malaysia for great food and shopping! and the people are amazing too!
Shopping at JB eh? Hahahaha😊😂
i love malaysia my brothers from Somalia🇸🇴
isak Mohamed
You have internet in Somalia? I mean somalialand is safe but in Somalia itself you can't find food to find Internet.
salam alaykom smalia brother
I am really happy to see this one country. Hopefully I can set foot in an Malaysian country. Love 🇲🇾.
From aqila 🇲🇨
i love the way to write it from aqila it just so cute... hope to meet u too btw i lived in johor
I’m malaysian I hope I can visit your country too 🥰
I love Malaysia!! Insha Allah i’ll Gonna live there! Iam Dutch living near Amsterdam! But i really dont like it here. When Iam in Malaysia it feels like “home”. Even I have My roots here in the Netherlands but it feels like a place Where I stay! We visit Malaysia atleast once a Year! 😭😭 last time 2 Months ago! Too Short! Wana go back! 😩😩
@Albert Lima Lima Omg please don't listen to this guy with his negative remarks
@Albert Lima Lima
Wow, a toxic guy that can't afford to see another country NOT his own getting respect.
@Albert Lima Lima should get a life! I've seen your comments on many other Malaysian tour videos. You're clearly a hater, most likely a NON-Malaysian who is jealous and definitely a loser with nothing else to do except spreading toxic.
@Albert Lima Lima how much u get for provocating here?
Thank you pal ! God bless you ! :) ❤
Malaysia is beautiful country! Those towers with the lights turning on was amazing! You gave us such an awesome list of things to do in Malaysia!
There's sooo much to see in Malaysia!
Arbitrary Exploration plus you should go to Cameron Highland thats tea farm and beautiful place
A proud Malaysian right here! This video makes me so happy watching how you guys took full advantage on exploring the country and the culture. I was actually at Perhentian Islands the same time you guys were there! x
We loved our time in Malaysia so much!! Ohhh did you enjoy the Perhentian Islands :)??
I enjoyed it very much! I'm so glad that you guys enjoyed yourselves!
So uh... Where in Malaysia are you from? (trying to shoot my shot be quiet guys)
Are you Chinese Malay?
Because you look so
@@abbassahibole1579 I think she is a Chinese because if you are Malay, your name cannot have Chinese surname aka Tan, Chua, Lam, etc.
Kapas island was my favorite island in Malaysia! But snorkeling was the best in perhentians :)
Nothing tops the Perhentians!! definetly our favourite spot in Malaysia!
Flying The Nest
Tq Pls come again
How about Pulau Langkawi for snorkeling? 😆
KindKindergarten yaa it's true perhentian island is the best one second tioman island and goes to rawa sabah island and many more
the best diving paradise is "Pulau Sipadan" in Sabah, Malaysia.
well, malaysia is special. it has the city and the nature.
@Jack Black wtf is wrong with you
This video made me smile so much, since I’m from Malaysia.. I really want to go to Perhentian Islands or Pangkor Island, or Rawa Island.. gosh there are so many islands here in Malaysia...
So glad to hear you enjoyed the video! You need to go check out the Perhentian Islands one day :)
Malaysia has the best islands! Near the Perhentian Islands is another island, Redang, with more great snorkelling and sea life. It’s a beautiful country you have Aimee
Hey me too I'm mat Salleh but living here and I wanna visit Rawa Island !! But it's so pricey :)
eliem侘 and there is another island. Harimau Island. Gosh.. eventho I'm Malaysian I never been to Perhentian Island or Redang Island. I always go to the Island at the west coast. I hope that I could go to the east coast.
i drive across merapoh almost monthly to get to where im currently studying in kl but never new there were so many caves. i thought that giant rocks with trees on them dont have cave in it. maybe because i was just looking at them from the far roadway. but now i know and ill definitely check them out. thanks guys. this video not only has helped world travelers out there but also a local like me
You guys are more adventurous than some of us here. Perhentian and Langkawi is too mainstream here, try Redang Island, Lang Tengah Island, Kapas Island, Gemia Island, Rawa Island, Mabul Island, Sipadan Island, Dulang Bohey Island etc. There are tons of beautiful islands here but they are not well known for the tourists. Niah Cave, Mt Kinabalu, Banjaran Titiwangsa. Pahang National Park is pretty nice too where you can find the indigenous people living in the jungle.
Awang Dagang i
Is any of them worth visiting in January? I know it’s monsoon season. I wanted to go to Perhentian Islands so bad so I am looking for alternative where I can go snorkeling. Langkawi is not for snorkeling. And it must be an island not in Borneo or Sabah? If there is an island that offers this please let me know 😊
@@svhvs just screenshot it like I did. That way you can have the text at the back of your hand :D
Love your video guys! We spent 8 months in Malaysia and absolutely loved it! We were so surprised with how friendly people are. Cannot wait to go back. Happy travels! ✈🌍👍
Finding The Bliss 8 mths??? 😆😆😆
Lived in Malaysia for 7.5 years, and I miss it so so much! I’m so happy to see you guys enjoyed it!
Why did you leave? Will you ever go back?
We just watched this video and now we're changing our travel plans for next year :)
Attila Oláh heyyy thanks 😊
Actually we did go, and it was quite fun. Didn't seem very "overpopulated" to me, whatever you mean by that.
@@attilao don't listen to them they just some Indonesian that jealous about malaysia
We also have 4 season here
Hot season , raining season, durian season and haze season...
hahaha I like that! it is about the same here in Singapore 😂
Hahahaha that right
LOL
@mohd firdaus haze is jerebu, sir
@@thoriqziyaad5877 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I'd like to add a few more attractions every tourist should consider checking out while in Malaysia
1. Gunung Mulu national park - A UNESCO heritage site in Sarawak (Borneo) which is famous for its huge limestone caves, pristine rainforest, and abundant wildlife.
2. Melaka city - Also a UNESCO heritage site for the history and culture buffs is famous for its Portuguese forts, Dutch churches, British colonial buildings, temples, mosques.... and the food!
3. Cameron Highlands - Cool mountain air envelopes you while you have tea with scones in a Tudor-style setting overlooking a hillside tea plantation and strawberry farm.
4. Sipadan and Mabul Island - The ultimate destination for snorkeling and scuba-diving that is second to none.
5. Mount Kinabalu - The tallest peak in South-east Asia is a surprisingly easy climb for most people in good physical condition. Try to spot one of the world's largest (and stinkiest) flower, The Rafflesia, orangutans and leopard cats in the jungle trails on the way up to the peak.
I’ve been to Malaysia and I went to kuala lump pur after I went to batu cave and a very big subway under a mountain
Ahh there is so much to see in Malaysia!
A big subway under a mountain??
ipoh ?
karak
Malaysia is definitely a must visit. I consider it as one of the most beautiful and diverse countries in the whole World.
Went there last year! The people are some of the nicest you will ever meet. The food is delicious and cheap! The streets of KL are clean & organized. It’s a must visit for people!
Thank you for visit malaysia , hope you come again ,try visit sabah ,kota kinabalu n go to mantanani dugong beach there have a beautiful island too 🙏
Definitely want to return some day 😊🤙
I live in Malaysia too I live in selangor
went to KK few year ago, (Im from Semanjung) honesty, Sabah is so beautiful. I'm lowkey want to live there one day. The people are so nice.
Any travel video made by young people without using the words "crazy" and "insane" every other sentence gets a thumbs up from me. Well done!
Kuching waterfront at sunset, Denga bay at night in Johor, Batu caves in KL, Pink mosque in Putrajaya, Jalan Pantai at night in Kota Kinabalu, the park in Seramban and lively historical Georgetown.
Sayangi malaysia, love from Bosnia.🇲🇾🇧🇦❤️
Džeko 11 you got me at kuching waterfront ❤️😭
sunrise in mount kinabalu. breathtaking
sunrise through my bedroom window....come to my house for a magnificent sunrise
i once visited malaysia. bruh now ive been living here for almost 2 years. i love this country
This video is soo informative for Malaysian & tourist. I'm Malaysian & I didn't know there's a place where we can volunteer for the orang utan! Now I know there's still soo much to explore in my country. I agree with your pick for Pulau Perhentian to be on top of the list, I've been there before but I stayed on the larger island, and I think the way Malay people eat can be called as etiquette, like how your mom would tell you no elbows on the table. I'm soo glad you guys had an amazing experience here in Malaysia. If you were given a chance to come back here to explore other things, would you visit Malaysia again?
I am a middle aged Malaysian and I have never heard Merapoh Caves smh. Thanks for the nice vlog of our country
From Merapoh you can go Gunung Tahan national Park.
Oh yes I remember a couple other vloggers visiting KL and the Batu Caves..absolutely incredible! I haven't seen your Malaysian series yet (hey I still consider myself new :)), but sure intend to!
So yeah that country does look worth visiting..and this channel is DEFINITELY worth subbing to! I tell you, I don't think I've stopped buzzing about your LAST vlog! Did I mention I love the accents..and the closing music ( and the intro to this one--chill inducing!) ..ok maybe but bears repeating. lol
stupid clown
You are most welcome to Malaysia. To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia. Thanks for visiting kl and Malaysia. Pls don't cry guys
this was such a good, thorough explained video with some great footage too!
This made me proud to be Malaysian even more, thanks!
Hi I'm from indonesia and i wanna go there, would you guys "native malay" to be my friends and accompany me to visit beautiful place in malaysia?
Come to sabah and i will serve you
Sure why not
come to malaysia 🇲🇾..there is a lot of fun things you can see here 😄🤗🤗
@@aliffikmal9389 is it safe for women to walk alone and explore Malaysia?
Yay ~ I’m the first!! Malaysia is my motherland guys 🤗
Your home country is so beautiful!!
Flying The Nest Thank you ^^ would you like to come back again? 😂
The Impregnable 😂 Please come to malaysia
Your motherland is so perfect, have been there twice and planning to go again
IM IN MALAYSIA TOO!!!!!!🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
You rolled up the "kain pelikat" way too high!! Mingling with locals sure looks fun..
God bless in all your travels!!
Beautiful country, rich history, decent economy, friendly, tolerant & diverse people, delicious, healthy & fresh cuisine, great values, stable government with overall good measures for everyone.
I enjoyed my visits there business or pleasure. If I had the right opportunity I would enjoy living there.
We are travelling to Romania next friday and will be filming also. We can't wait. 🙂 We have been watching your Malaysia series also for some tips!!! Thank you guys👍
One of my favourite country. Love from India.
Tq
I'm a Malaysian and am so happy that you recommended others to visit this country. Thumbs up!
I from Malaysia but then I moved to Ireland buggy I am gonna see my cousin and uncle untie in Malaysia in four weeks plz time good luck for the airplane
You guys are always welcome here! Come back here guys! Malaysia miss u guysl
Thank you so much for visiting our Country!
:) :)
I got married in Malaysia such a beautiful country. The fresh foods that you can get there is the best. The skybridge and cable car ride in Penang is also great to see and do.
Wow that Orangutan cage idea is genius. I knew my Malay brothers are smart.
There are thousands things to do in Malaysia if u are nature, wildlife n food lovers✨ thanks to all u vloggers for promoting our beautiful Malaysia 💕
I’m happy to see you enjoyed Malaysia! next time come around to Miri, Sarawak! My family can serve you amazing sarawakians cuisine 😍
hey everyone around the world!this is one of the best and reliable reviews of our country.yes COUNTRY..MALAYSIA!don't rely on 1-3 days from the transit trips which only limited to kl city centre..it's not enough and you'll end up thinking we are boresome.thank you guys for this videos..you both are humble,friendly,courteous and awesome!😘😘😘
Volunteering with those orangutans looked amazing!
Jess it is seriously an awesome experience! Malaysia has so many unique things about it 😁
@@flyingthenest I suppose you missed Kuala Gandah elephant sanctuary, about 2.5 hrs away from KL. Well, so little time and so much to see and do. There is always the next time. Funny you all did not mention hiking up Mt Kinabalu.
This is a great video. Loved it. I've been to Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia. Out of the 4 countries, Malaysia was my favorite. I've been to KL, Batu Caves, Putrajaya, Malacca, Penang and the beautiful island of Langkawi. I'm surprised you missed out Langkawi on your list
Malaysia the best!
Thanks guys for promoting Malaysia, in fact, just went to Perhentian last week for the first time in my life as Malaysian! Yeayyy!!!..
Wow, love you guys! So positive, open-minded and honestly living my dream life. keep it up!
My husband is American, he called me a "Proud Malaysian" whenever I talk about Malaysia to our friends , I guess he just can't get it why and what make me so proud as a Malaysian. You know it's small country to him. Well, think about it , how can't I'm not being Proud Malaysian? This is a beautiful country with nice and most friendly CITY ppl you can find (city ppl are usually cold if you know what i am talking about). We have almost everything here in one country.
I know this is in mid 2019 but, I think you've forgotten about "Langkawi". Maybe try 'Island Hopping'.
Hmmm REEEEEE
Langkawi is next on my list!
You guys didn't miss anything, I'm the one that's missing out rn. I'm Malaysian but I don't have the guts to go for those adventurous trips I'm glad that y'all like Malaysia ❤️
I love orangutans, that would've been top on my list. Great video!
It was actually a super interesting volunteer project!
Fun info..
Orang= people
Utan= forest
Orang utan=forest people😁😁
Douglas Brown that would be awesome
come to sepilok sandakan borneo..
@Albert Lima Lima
That's actually wrong smh
WOW Top Editing!! Looks like a lot of work ;) We're going for a few days to Kuala Lumpur, excited to finish watching that video! THANKS FOR SHARING :)
Yeahhh.. Thank you for visiting and making this video about Malaysia.. Hope you come to Malaysia again.
What places should we visit next time?
Flying The Nest now that's a tough question.
1) I'd suggest to go to KL Park which I consider it huge a quite beautiful. Just take a walk there. Go there especially in the morning makes you feel so refreshing and great place to take pictures.
2) there's a lot of island here in Malaysia, any of which you go I do believe you will have a great experience, maybe next you could go to pulau redang. But you've been to pulau perhentian and that is the most beautiful island you will see in Malaysia.
3) go hiking at bukit tabur or bukit Broga.
Flying The Nest - continue
Go hiking before dawn just to see the sunrise.
I meant there's a lot more places to go in Malaysia. But if you want to go to each states I would love to guide you to each great places. But I'm sure there are other Malaysian can give other great places in Malaysia.
Hope to be able meet you guys someday.
U should go to sarawak & sabah..
@@flyingthenest , If you will come to Malaysia in 2020, I think you should go to
1) Chinatown (in Kuala Lumpur)
Because there is many places to visit there and there will be a lot of food in petaling street somewhere in Chinatown
Bonus: You can ride the Hop on Hop off bus. You can find the places to buy the tickets. The bus should take you to certain places to visit in Kuala Lumpur
2) If you want to experience Indian cuisine or go into their temples, you can go to Brickfield. There is a little India there.(Little India is what we call two streets all of Indian stuff)
Btw, I am a local in K.L. and do not judge me anyone, because I had just turned twelve ( technically eleven and two months for now) so I am excited just to see people from Us/Uk (Idk where are you from) that I never expected will come to Malaysia. Warning though, it might get very dirty/stinky in some places in Malaysia sometimes. And saying hello from the Malaysian Chinese.
Love this video!! You've given me a few things to do with the kids :) We are currently in KL and absolutely in love with this city. The Batu Caves were especially great for us because we were concerned our 2 & 4 yr olds would find the stairs too difficult to climb BUT our 4 year old just powered through it beating us to the top. We did end up carrying our 2 year old for most of the climb but they both did great.
The title of the Vlog and the thumbnail contradict each other 😜 Malaysia is an incredible place of nature, wildlife, culture, food, history and modernity. 🔥🙏
this is the best travel video to Malaysia I've watched so far , I'm glad you like it 💕
Heya Steve and Jess... Love..LOVE that Bako National Park made it into your favourite list..the village you departed in a boat from is actually my ancestral birthplace, and my parents still live around the neighbourhood :)..Can't wait to get back there and go for another hike.
Now, about the dining experience, what you did there was not exactly how the Malays in most households eat though. Having dinner is usually exactly like how you would have your dinner, there's no 'ritual' attached to it actually hahaha... And wearing the 'sarong' is just what men could wear at nites to get comfy, pretty much like you sliiping on your shorts before sleeping. There's no specific ritual of handwashing coz hey...washing your hand is just washing your hand;). But it's great that you get to experience general Malay hospitality..hope you'll be back and get invited to more dinners by us locals yeah...
Cheers!
Hey Suraya! So thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video! we LOVED our time at Bako National park!! Oh wow, hope your parents enjoyed seeing the video of their neighbourhood!
Thanks for claryfing dinner for us :)
As a Malaysian (from KL) , the experiences that blew me away is hike to the TOP of Mount Kinabalu to see the sunrise . That is A MUST! ....
Other thing I think you missed out which will complete your experiences here .. (seen a few your previous video)
1. Food
Chinese (The Malaysian Way) (Char Kway Teow, Hainan Chicken Rice, Prawn Noodle, Laksa, Wan Tan Mee, Bah Kut Teh, Popiah, Fried Hokkien Mee ) (Local Chinese Restaurant with local taste like Gong Pao, Salted Egg Fried Seafood)
Indian Food (Roti Canai, Banana Leaf Rice, ) ,
Nyonya Food (Chinese / Malay Hybrid) - (Sambal Fish, Pineapple Curry, Nyonya Kuih)
Mamak - (Indian / Malay Hybrid) (Mee Goreng, Rojak , Nasi Kandar) .
Malay Food (Nasi Lemak, Ikan Bakar),
Seafood - Our Local Style (not something you get in Fish Market in Australia) - Is Super Cheap Too.
Drinks - Ice Sirap , Teh Tarik, Cendol, ABC, Kopi (local coffee)
3. Visit Melaka - Birth of Malaysia (1 day will do) (Have plenty Nyonya & Portugis / Malay Hybrid food
4. Visit Sipadan Island / Tioman Island ( I think more beautiful than perhentian)
5. Visit Cameron Highland - For Tea Plantation, & enjoy fresh vegetable hot pot.
5. Durian? Mu Sang King - You did not visit Malaysia if you did not taste one.
omg you featured bako national park! the village right near the park is actually my village omg thank you for talking about it in your video!!
Yussss! Bako national Park is amazing!
when taking about malaysia, KLCC or petronas twins tower is one of the highlight, just fyi history, when this is proposed and building it, a lot of people protest about it, saying it wasting the money and so on, however after 21 years, and over the years upon completions, peoples start to open the eyes that is a must project to put malaysia on the maps! so proud of it!!!
Yay!!!videos about my country!Many loves from malaysia ❤ liked the video even before I finished watching the video because I know the content's gonna be really good as always! Am patiently waiting for more new vlogs of your trip in new zealand
Nawww :D Yep a new NZ vlog will be out VERY soon !
Flying The Nest Hahaha yeah already watched it right after you guys uploaded it 😁
Hi, i'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thanks @FlyingTheNest for enjoy visiting Malaysia & make awesome video about my country!! 😘👍🏻
Proud to be Malaysian ....... and i'm a Hindu
There is more places you can visit and Penang island is the main place for food
and i'm also from Penang Island too.
I live in Malaysia...it really is a beautiful country and the people are so damn good
I really want to visit *MALAYSIA* from *Cambodia*
Hi everyone :)
I'm a Malaysian here and I feel that even though you might have heard about the negative comments of my country but it definitely is a country worth visiting because of our diverse culture, beautiful landscapes and tasty food :)
You guys travel/explore Malaysia more than the malaysian itself XD
Hi Flying The Nest !! So informative & entertaining travel log, covering some of the most exciting places to visit in Malaysia. Enjoyed watching this video very very much. Thanks for this amazing vlog.💗😎
I'm a Malaysian and you should try our national dish " NASI LEMAK " if u haven't tried it yet
Im so happy to see other countries coming to my country ( malaysia) so proud and thank you for honest feedbacks!
Great video!!😍
Greeting from Indonesia TH-camr😋
I'm glad you guys enjoy so much while staying in Malaysia. Thank you for promoting our country to the rest of the world.
Love Malaysia! Lived in KL for 4 years ☺️
When I see these type of videos I don't see them as top 10 things to do. I see them as your incredible, unique stories to tell for a lifetime. WOW!
try small towns such as sungai lembing, raub, temerloh, kuala selangor, bagan datoh, teluk intan also sungkai for the hotsprings.... did u go to tasik kenyir and the belum rainforest?
Hi could any body please help me out there.
Once I reached malaysia.
Just some of your precious time.
Thanks
I'm heading there in a month's time and i'm so excited! Thanks for your tips!
I'm filipino but I live in the UK at the minute. Malaysia was amazinggggg
When Malaysia gets popular (it sure will, cause it's amazing) I'll be able to say i was there before the hype 😂 will probably go back one day 😍
I'm Malaysian and I have been going to Perhentian every year, twice a year since I was born. Hahah. I truly have taken full advantage of it being so close to home (KL)
We have 13 state in Malaysia,and each with different unique type of dishes,even with the same type of dish you will get different taste,try visiting all of them
Actually didn't know that! Which is your favourite dish?
Nasi lemak a must to try
My favourite dish depends on the mood actually,thats whats great about malaysia.If youve tried nasi campur from 1 restaurant,try it from every state,it will sure taste different,or nasi lemak where in semenanjung Malaysia,the Northern you get the sweeter the sambal will taste,and when you go to the South the spicier the sambal will be, sometimes the sambal is not made by locals from each states,but thats how it usually goes.Thats why everyone in malaysia love sambal.
SAMBAL!~~
Welcome to Malaysia. We have beautiful beaches, islands, rainforest, mountains, modern city, diverse culture & delicious foods.
I dont think you need a sarong everytime to eat dinner
-Malaysian Guy
Yup they don't. It just that they are wearing short and they eating on the floor.
@@MuhammadAizuddin how about the old women tho ? She's wearing a short too
I think they are teaching them about their culture
It is impolite to show flesh, especially at dinner place. That is malay/Islamic culture. Normally we tolerate it from foreigners/tourist, but they just wanted you to experience wearing the sarung.
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia Good food Enjoyed, thanks a lot for sharing a very good Video*
If you wanna eat different types of local food you can try head to Kelantan its have very different delicacy or can go to Melaka or Negeri Sembilan not only for different tastes of food there also have very different architectural and life style.
I live in kucing and I love my country Malaysia and thanks for telling other people about my country hope you enjoy the trip there.
I found a missing list in your video.
Guess what ?? Where is our super amazing durian? A compulsory for u to try if u visit in Malaysia. 😊
Thank you for coming to visit my beautiful homeland. I’m glad you had a good time here. We Malaysian are friendly indeed. Please come again and explore the beautiful Islands mainly Sabah Islands coz they are one of the most beautiful Islands in southeast Asia. Oh and Borneo too!
Recommendation : You guys can visit Mulu Caves located outside Miri, Sarawak. Known for being the 3rd largest (i think) caves in the world.
Patrick Gillespie 😊💕💕💕💕💕💕
I live in Malaysia, it might not be advanced, but it sure is beautiful!