KL is my favourite city that I have visited. Not many people go to the KLCC gallery in Merdeka Square but I definitely did and it was worth visiting. I think I did all of the main tourist sites in the city.
If you really want to capture the true meaning of Malaysia Truly Asia, you must immerse yourself into their cultures, traditions, and its peoples by visiting the 14 states in Malaysia.
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There's a technique. Never swallow down the throat just yet, slowly savor the food to let saliva break down the spiciness. Soon you'll get used to eat our food with masterful demeanor in handling the type of chilli found within this region. Thanks for your beautiful video🎉
Your ability to capture cinematic views and present a gripping story keeps us watching the entire video. You're good at making your video appear really engaging.
If u're back in S'pore wanna have a taste of nasi lemak head down to Adam Road food court variety's of food i'm pretty sure u definitely gonna luv it n cheaper too
when visiting a mosque, its kinda necessary to first understand that a typical mosque conducts five prayer sessions DAILY (approximately 5 am, 1 pm, 4.30 pm, 7.30 pm and 8.30 pm - depending on sun movements basically). So, depending on the respective mosques, the opening visiting time slot(s) will often follow these timings. But, bigger "national" mosques like one in Putrajaya have a sort of separate visitors gallery that welcome non-adherents more casually.
Do you use SIM cards purchased in each country you visit for your phones. We just returned from 3 weeks in S Korea followed by 2 weeks in Singapore with a side trip to Kuala Lumpur. We used the T mobile overseas option. It’s the first time using this service where we experienced lots of buffering and poor on the run service. I found out when we got back that this service is run at 2-3G …it always worked great overseas in the past. disappointing. I’ve heard that the individual sims cards deliver 5G service. What is your experience?
Individual sims are the way to go! E-sims work well, too, if your phone is compatible and you don't need a local phone number. Sometimes we're finding e-sims to be less expensive but often times it's not. We research it before we arrive somewhere - sometimes the physical local sim cards are available in special tourist options that you can get right at the airport. I want to say in Malaysia we used physical sims. In Singapore, we've done a mix. The speeds have been fantastic. 👍
😂Haha, durian cake was so traumatizing that Heather tried poking the straw thru the drink Taiwan boba style! 5:08 Heather: "Let's just clear away that durian flavor" King of Fruits: "😏Famous last words" I always recommend Malaysia (and esp. KL) as a perfect gateway entry into Asian travel. You're not thrown into the deep end of culture, visual, aural, and physical shock. KL is Goldilocks Asia: great value for your travel dollars, a one stop shop sampling plate of cultures (as Bill & Heather demonstrated so well here), a mixture of old & new (Blade Runner-esque), and quite importantly, an English speaking population (signage too!) that at least gives you a decent chance at communications. Oh...and the food 🤤 (IMHO!) Loved the cinematography - the gently sweeping shots, the 'Star Wars' sweep transitions (yah yah, I'm sure RKO or those old matinees did them first) and the on-point musical cues. Informative, cheery travel-log! I love Big Buns and I cannot lie..🎵
Sikit pun aku tak percaya... Kita kena ingat, Boss besar Anwar adalah DAPig dan DAPig terima dana dari ISRAHELL, seperti yang dikatakan oleh seorang bekas PA seorang pemimpin utama DAPig...
It is great for you two to try to eat durian crepe. The first time is never enough. haha.. can try another time, who knows you guys will able at least eat it.
The first time I went to Malaysia I felt like Bangladesh or India in Southeast Asia. the people are like India, maybe they are one Indian family. Different from other Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia is very different in my opinion.
Since the past 20 years ago, there are soo many cheap workers from all over asia. Bangladesh, Indian, Myanmar, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia & so on. The majority are Indonesian & Bangladesh (4 million combine).. During weekends or public holidays, they were flocking in the cities & tourist areas.. That’s why you can see them everywhere..
Do you know that the aborigines of US are Malays? Malays have traveled to US in year 800 via the Russian-Alaskan route. You can see the color of Malay skin and theirs. 😊
