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I'm an American from Seattle been living in Malaysia for the past 23 years and its fantastic. I love it. Will never go back to Seattle for sure. The food is amazing and cheap. I get my Soc Sec and my investments in the US and I live a fantastic life.

I'm Malay my grandmother is Chinese, my dad is Malay and my mom English Malaysia Truly Asia Proud to be Malaysia God save the King and Queen Allah Selamatkan Raja dengan Permaisuri from Warrington, England.

If you guys ever come, let me take you around I speak the language and will feed you like a champ. BTW going to East Malaysia is no big deal tons of flights to Sabah and Sarawak daily.

- Peninsula Malaysia n Borneo Malaysia are just Malaysia. - - Borneo more biodiversity and so much exotic species. - Kenyir lake are Man made lake. - We hate our political drama for now. But we love all our Kings soooo much!! Only the stupid don't. - yeah we british accent, but now more to Manglish 😂 include me.🤪 as long u can understand that communication. - Malaysian also loves Ayam Penyet from Indonesia.

There are Mexicans in Malaysia from the Mexican embassy. And by the way, Mexican food is getting more and more popular. Taco's and Tex Mex is growing fast

Malaysia has a Motorbike culture, the bikes are used for daily drive like going to work, shopping and other stuff. Some people in the southern part of Malaysia would ride to work to Singapore everyday in a bike and earn 3 time the salary of an average Malaysian worker. Car is like a weekend commodity or used for "Balik Kampung" (Road Trip back to our hometown) during festive seasond or school holidays.

Hello, I'm Malaysian from Sarawak in Borneo. I'm one of the 20% living there, I can say I'm Malaysian, but not Malayan, and I'm half Malay, half Bidayuh. To answer your question about the travel between Peninsular and Borneo, it only takes almost 2 hours or less by flight. If you ever come to Sarawak, I recommend you to try Laksa Sarawak and Kolok Mee. Its really delicious, thus, they are also other local cuisines such as Linut, Ayam Pansoh, and Midin. BTW... Love your reactions.

I'm one of those 20% Malaysian who lived in the Borneo part of Malaysia. I'm definitely Malaysian, but I'm not Malayan, because I live in Borneo, and I'm not Malay, because I'm Melanau, one of the diverse ethnics in Malaysia. Transportation wise, Borneo, especially in Sarawak region where I lived, most people here owned either an AWD or 4WD vehicles. Sarawak and Sabah of the Borneo owns the highest amount of off-road vehicles compared to the Peninsula. The most popular vehicles here is the Toyota Hilux, a vehicle very similar in size with the Toyota Tacoma, which is very reliable. Then there are also other vehicles such as the Nissan Navara(Frontier in the US), Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi Triton, and other pick-up trucks. We don't really have any choices but to buy these types of vehicles as some parts of the region doesn't have proper roads built, and some places are like literally in the middle of nowhere in forests and swampy areas. Protons and Peroduas also have their shares in Sarawak, but these cars mostly used in the cities. There was rumours years ago about Proton having a pickup truck prototype, but it never went into production. Edited: Also, you can try watch this, a jamboree event held in Sarawak. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a-N4eI1K-o8.html

British took the red and white stripes from the old Majapahit empire that rule large portion of our region back in 13-15th century cause they're a powerhouse of the sea trade. our decision to have that on the flag is not colonial reason. it's part of our own history

Best part about Malaysia is the food. If you travel 365 days in Malaysia.... you will find 365 different food varieties. Cheers

Anthony Bourdain said Sarawak Laksa is the breakfast from God. If you want to make tradional Tattoo just like Anthony Bourdain do come to Sarawak. Sarawak also organised World Music Festival every year. Most Malaysian are English spoken. Most American like to eat roti canai and nasi lemak. You can search Kuching City in youtube and see the condition of Kuching City. Kuching City is the biggest city in Borneo..

Very few westerner but lot of retired british, american and european retired in Penang using the My Malaysia second home visa.

Mexicans are not common in Malaysia.. although Phezz might get mistaken as a Malay. Mexicans and Malays can look similar. There have been cases of Malays getting mistaken as Mexicans in the US.

All about Malaysia, thanks *The Commodity*

8:57 Fun fact: The first ever Perodua's car; the 'Perodua Kancil' is name after this animal, The Mouse Deer. Inspired by a Malaysian folklore animal called 'Sang Kancil', a trickster mouse deer that is very smart & cunning. I guess it's kinda similar to American Folklore, The Tale of Brer Rabbit .

Im from Malaysia borneo Sarawak. In borneo we are rich with oil and gas. If u looking for beautiful beach go to sabah borneo. You going to love the island.

I'm a Malaysian born Portuguese descendance, a Catholic by faith and we practice our religion freely in this beautiful country with lots of beautiful and unique Churches. Feel free to visit our country as we have beautiful Muslim nations not as many part of the world sees about Muslim because Malaysia is a diversity country and we live together without serious problems even our faith are different. It is the culture of respect and love what makes Malaysia a home for every ethic and race. Besides that you won't get lost as we speak english well and we do have signboard in english besides Malay for foreigners to understand. So ya..this is Malaysia 🇲🇾☺️💐

actually at sarawak east malaysian we also have malay or melayu there.

I’m a ‘Malaysian Borneo’ from Miri, Sarawak living in the Peninsular Malaysia for the past 25 years. Most of my families are still in Sarawak and we travel for regular visits twice a year or more by taking a 2 hour flights to and fro. Business people normally take daily flights, a day trip or sleeping over for 1 or 2 days. So it’s very easy to travel from the East to the West of Malaysia and vice versa.

In sabah there is a language called KadazanDusun and a lot of people dont believe it existed or just dont know only in sabah and im grateful that im sabahan and im kadazan

I had to take Spanish language as an elective subject during my university days, and my teacher was a Mexican lady who married a Malaysian Chinese. So, you will not be the only one.

Lots of foreigners don't know that Malaysia has two parts. In fact, I've come across some visitors who were surprised when I said I'm from East Malaysia... they thought I'm from the East Coast! Not all Chinese in Malaysia are Peranakans. 😄 There are Chinese and there are also Chinese Peranakan. Confusing, yes. The term "Orang Asli" is usually used to refer to the indigenous people in Malaya while the term "Orang Asal" is used to refer to the whole indigenous people in Malaysia. The indigenous people in East Malaysia now has adopted the term "Dayak" to refer to their race. The reason why non-Malays Bumiputera prefer not to be classified as Malays is due to the federal constitution's definition of "Malay" especially the part where Malays are Muslims but a lot of the other indigenous people are either animists or Christians... in other words, their belief systems disqualifies them from being Malays. The Dayaks in Sarawak consists of not less than 27 ethnics while Sabah has not less than about 35. Oh by the way... the White Rajah came in in 1841. An accidental Rajah. Watch the movie about James Brooke to have an insight into how he became Sarawak's Rajah. The movie has changed it's title to: Edge of the World (formerly known as "Rajah"). The video about Malaysia is very Malaya Peninsular-centric, so if you do get to Sabah and Sarawak... you'll find that the atmosphere is quite different because 2/3 of Christians live in East Malaysia.

Mousedeer is kancil in our language. In our folklore, its a cunning animal usually outsmarting the crocodile and tiger.

For borneo malaysia... We speak different language, different culture and lifestyle from the peninsular malaysia... Its like a different country... For eg: UK and french and germany... Its not a slang, they re total different language/culture... But we are still united as bumiputra and malaysian... we married and love each other... Malaysia have a lot of mix races... Its like the nation of europe under one country... Diversity...

Sarawak & Sabah has their own autonomy as they agreed to form Malaysia together with Singapore & Malaya. For example if you came from Malaya (Kuala Lumpur to Kuching (Sarawak) or Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) you will need to go immigration once again even though you are Malaysian from West Malaysia. For West Malaysian if they want to work, live or study in East Malaysia they also need to apply Visa for them to be allowed to stay in the States. All of these autonomy has been agreed in the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63).

Go to sabah to experience majestic island. Or east peninsular, the perhentian island.

Fun facts:Mangosteen and Durian work together because Durians heat you up and Mangosteen cool you up

I'm from Kedah. It's located at north of the Peninsular Malaysia. So if you wanna go to Thailand, you can just drive the car by yourself but don't forget to take the insurance though🤣 You also can take the train to Bangkok. Malaysian love to go to Thailand especially Phuket (well known for the beaches) or Hatyai. Everything is pretty cheap there. There are plenty of delicious food too😋 Those who lives in Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan State are very lucky because they have 2 option to go there which is using a Passport or Border Pass. But Border Pass is only applicable for the permanent resident of these states.

Hi I'm from Sarawak Borneo(East Malaysia). You have to fly either via Malaysian Airline System (MAS) or Air Asia. It takes about 1hr 50mins - 2 hrs from Kuala Lumpur (KL) to Kuching the capital of Sarawak. In Kuala Lumpur apart from the 3 main races, there are many expats also living there. So when you miss American or Mexican food or other international cuisine...no problem..we've got them. But with so much variety of food to try i doubt that you'd have the chance to miss American food. By the way, we Malaysians love burgers v v much. The famous one is called the Ramly Burger.

Miles seems more talkative now, unlike before 😆

Another interesting thing we have in Malaysia that has something in common with the US.. look up "Tugu Kebangsaan" or National Monument, which is dedicated to men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice serving this country. The monument was designed and sculpted by Felix de Weldon who also did the same with the famous Marine Corp "Iwo Jima" monument located at Arlington.

Malaysian are the friendliest people you could ever find. There is no hate crimes here. We respect all races. We believe that no one is superior than others except on the basis of personal piety and righteousness.

N Malaysia has the coolest slogan.. Malaysia , Truly Asia...

I'm from peninsular malaysia. I had been working in sabah (part of borneo) for 2 years, 5 years ago. It is 2 hours and 45 minutes flight from Kuala Lumpur. So, Bandung, indonesia is nearer than Sabah

fun fact: that roundabout also hold the record for the longest roundabout name in the world edit: the name is - Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah

I studied in Arizona in my younger days and that time people sometimes mistakenly thot that I was a Chicano. And yeah.....I love burritos, chimichangas....

Actually,the stripes in Malaysia and America is not from British..British get the idea from The Majapahit Empire flag in the Southeast Asia which is on that time it's uncluding Malaysia..And British bring it back to the europe

I am from the state of Penang in Malaysia. Our state capital is Georgetown.

Malaysia is a Federation, it's basically like the UK where you have England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Malaysia has Malaya, Sabah (previously known as North Borneo), and Sarawak. Singapore was part of Malaysia, but separated in 1965, while Brunei opted not to joined the Federation. a little bit of history from me haha. Another interesting fact is Malayan people have to use a passport to come to Sabah or Sarawak while Borneon people don't have to use a passport to come to Malaya.

The state in Malaysia:- 1) Perlis 2) Kedah 3) Pulau Pinang (Penang) 4) Perak 5) Selangor 6) Negeri Sembilan 7) Melaka (Malacca) 6) Johor 7) Pahang 8) Terengganu 9) Kelantan 10) Sabah 11) Sarawak WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN (federal territory) 1) Kuala Lumpur 2) Putrajaya 3) Labuan

It takes 2 1/2 hours flying from the West Malaysia to Borneo (Sabah) and less than that to Kuching Sarawak by low cost air carrier..we used to have cruises sailing from Pahang to Borneo in the 80s but the project was later stalled due to some mishaps on the cruise ships..trivia:We do have quite a number of Mexicans and other Latin Americans living in Malaysia

You guys should check out the Tiga Island (Pulau Tiga) and plan a trip there. Tiga Island became well known through the Survivor television series. It was the setting of Survivor: Borneo, the first American season of the Survivor show.

East Malaysia or Malaysia Borneo more diverse....with beautiful island and mountain.....I miss my sabahan friends...it's more or less two hours flight.....

It is like a teacher explaining about Malaysia. They covered almost all interesting stories about us. Thanks so much or Tq.

For the system of road and highway in Malaysia we follow British system. Our road on the left and for our car steering wheel will be on the right

From KL to Borneo average flight time 2 hours, + / - depending on final destination. Internal flights are also available. Road trips are possible; a drive from Kuching to Kota Kinabalu, passing through Brunei (at least 7 border crossings) takes about 14 hours, no delays, no stops, no breaks.

15:20 we are not decendent from sumatra. We are from here, this land tanah melayu (malaysia), the oldest civilization in south east asia (kedah tua). We are the oldest how come we came from sumatra. Lol.

You guys should have The Dayak Tatoo that called 'Bungai Terong' that is suppose to be as the most famous International legend tatoo ...go checkfor it..can get it in state of Sarawak, Malaysia.

Basically, Malaysia are two parts, Peninsular And East Malaysia comprises of Malaysian state of Sarawak and State of Sabah. Before Malaysia was founded in 1963, the two east Malaysia states which is Sarawak and Sabah was a British colony. An idea to form a Federation of Malaysia which comprises of Singapore, Brunei, Sarawak, Sabah and Federation of Malaya(not Malaysia yet until 1963) was an idea of 1st Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman. This idea was success by merging all of this countries or former British colony to single federation but Brunei withdraw at the last moment for several reasons and Singapore was expelled from the Federation in 1965 bcs of the rising tension between the ruling political party of Singapore that time, People Action Party or PAP and the Malaysia Federal government on the racial equality

Hi there! I’m from Sabah, Malaysia. It took around 2.45hrs from Kuala Lumpur To Kota Kinabalu by flight

Checked! Anyway, we also have chinese & indian pranakan ( both assimilate with local via inter marriage hundreds of years ago during Malacca Sultanate )... We are the AirAsia hub, so you can travel between west n east Malaysia & surrounding SEA regions for less than USD25. Good job guys! P/s : for great video about Petronas Tower n our new Merdeka 118, do react skyrun Malaysia video...

welcome to Sarawak..Malaysian Borneo one of the state on Borneo Island...you can have original native Iban tatoo its unique natural only in Borneo Island.Yes Malaysians look like Mexican in USA...it takes 1hr 30 minutes to fly from Kuala Lumpur to Sarawak capital Kuching and 2 hours to Sabah..Kota Kinabalu.across south china sea.

Thank you for the good reactions on my country. We are a safe country, no doubt. MAJORITY of Malaysian can speak good english & friendly though.

14:00 that clear water is at sipadan. It’s in sabah.. one of the top 10 diving sites in the world..

Few things. 1 GEeorgetown 2. Foods and sports unites us 3. Duhh! I lived im Sabah. The East part of Malaysia. The nofthenmost part 4. Miles kinda cute.

Malaysia and indonesia just like siblings. We laugh, we fight and do what siblings do. But we love each other.. 😂😂😂.. Just like the rendang incident at british master chef. Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore together protest the judge for calling our chicken rendang not crispy.

mousedeer - kancil, there's where perodua take perodua kancil name..

From Kuala Lumpur to the northern tip of Sabah (Malaysia Borneo) is about 3 hrs. flight. To Kuching city (western tip) where i live, it takes about 1 3/4 hrs. across South China Sea

Malaysia have beautiful beaches in the east coast of peninsula Malaysia. Like the Perhentian island, Tioman Island. And in the west coast , Pangkor n Langkawi island.

I love Kuala Lumpur 🥰❤️ very much ! I live in the west of Malaysia past 26 years originally from Limbang Sarawak Borneo,5th division peninsula,east malaysia.I visit family back home in Borneo every once a year on Christmas 🎄 via Brunei between Miri/Brunei/Limbang.Driving from Miri to Brunei take 3 hours and Brunei to Limbang just 30 minutes or there is other option take the air plane ✈️ from Miri direct to Limbang by Foker just 20 minute ! Flight journey.In KL what I love the most is I like the hubs-transportation,hospital,shopping mall,eatery places every where,nice islands 🏝 I have been to almost every island in kuala lumpur such as Tioman Island,Langkawi,Redang,Genting Highland,Cameron Highland,Taman Negara Pahang,Pangkor Island,Perhentian Island,Janda Baik,Templer Park WaterFall,TADOM Hills Banting and many more and not forget to mention man made Snow ❄️ ⛄️ in Genting 🤭 We have a group of friend who love travel it’s fun and adventrous ! Imagine We drove for almost 15-16 hours all the way to Kelantan toward Penang Island,Ipoh Perak and Singapore.The fact is that we embrace the joy between working and travel.We work as a nurse at one of the private hospitals in Selangor.As time fly and goes by,what is remain untold has no longer a secret anymore.I came out from the seashell,once I get to work in KL at early age of 19 years old,the environment is so different as well the weather and the time zone one hour different at first landed my feet on the ground,the food,the people I met and so on,that was my first experienced 26 years ago and today I am proud to say that I love KL ! I purchased small apartment 698 squarefeet.Work harder in this so called KL city day and night not to mention about no resting 24/7 consider 365 days a year I hardly get off day holidays.From 8.30am until 8-9pm daily juggling between two job is not easy,past 26 years.You’ll meet all kind of peoples in a walk-talk of life.There are amazing people out there as I treasure them #I love lone ranger travellers and I have made it to Bali in 2010 almost make it to Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 Visa done approved last minute cancelled and I am going to make it again to France 🇫🇷 🔜 - London + Switzerland 🇨🇭 bucketlist (Europe Germany + Amsterdam ) #I love grouping travellers

Malaysia is a Federation. West Malaysia along with Sabah and Sarawak (both is commonly known together as East Malaysia). Sabah and Sarawak has their own parliment and west Malaysians will require to apply visa to stay in Sabah or sarawak if longer than 90 days. Flying from Kuala Lumpur to Sabah or Sarawak is a bout 2 to 2 1/2 hours.

Well one of the most successful football(soccer) club in Malaysia..Johor or JDT is coach by a mexican Benjamin Mora

Speaking of beaches, you can go to Port Dickson from Kuala Lumpur (KL) by road within one hour.

Borneo Malaysia is sooo beautiful....the rainforest that is untouched..the fact that only 20% people living there..the wildlife and the forest is preserved..im from peninsular of Malaysia but i love Borneo Part of a malaysia..people nicer than the peninsular Malaysian too😉 Ps: not many mexican in Malaysia. But if you come to Malaysia people will just thought mexican is Malaysian coz you can pass as one of ours..😅

If you guys ever come here you gotta do a whole lot of travelling. I would suggest doing a video on visiting the beaches but would recommend going to the best beaches which is located at East Malaysia like Sabah (Mainly) Then Sarawak, (Peninsular Terengganu and Kelantan.) Even food wise theres a whole lot of places and both Peninsular and Borneo have their own distinct food. One of my personal favourite is the Laksa Sarawak, which have its own turf wars of its own between Laksa Sarawak, Laksa Johor, Laksa Penang where all 3 have the same name Laksa but totally different in terms of ingredient and taste. The late Anthony Bourdain voted for Laksa Sarawak but you guys gotta try all 3 when you guys do come here. Funnily enough my Boss at work is from UK (Leeds) and it seems like hes not going back to UK anytime soon.. so yeah probably Miles you might not be the only White guy here hahaha... For Mexicans i have seen a few, although not much. Probably the fact that the skin tone is so similar its abit hard to differentiate between culture unless you hear them speaking their mother tongue. This holds true for Philippine and Indonesian people.

No worries. Majority of Malaysian do look like Mexican. Both love hot spicy foods loll

I'm from East Malaysia in the northern state named Sabah. We have a lot of nice places to visit here and the top list is the one near my hometown. It's the second-highest mountain in southeast Asia called Mount Kinabalu. It's a beautiful mountain and not so hard to climb even for the average person.

Great reaction!!!... I originated from peninsular (the state of Perak and i growing up in KL), but i live 3 years in the state of Sarawak (Malaysian Borneo or from you guys perspective, the other part of Malaysia 😂)... I live 3 years in the city of Bintulu, Sarawak, by flight it takes around 2 hours from KL, also i live 6 months in capital state of Sarawak, Kuching City, and flight from KL to Kuching takes 1 hours 30 minutes and flight from Kuching to Bintulu takes 45 minutes... Sarawak is the largest state by area (as almost same size of Mississippi) but less population (as same as Kansas), just sarawak geographical shape much longer than Mississippi... Fyi, Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia are almost the same size but population in peninsular much more dense (28 million people)... Idk, i see Sarawak more developed than my original state of Perak just Sarawak lack of highway connection, but overall Sarawak are developed, i think as level as state of Johor...

He is wrong. There is the Chinese and there is a Chinese who inter married with the local Malay called peranakan which only about O.50% but the classify as Chinese.

Hey guys! Was watching a bunch of your vids. Loving the reactions and it warms my heart how sincere you guys are in your interest with the SEA region. Im sorry if that sounds mean, but just we Southeast Asians are often overlooked as East Asia, South Asia and.. heck, the Middle East gets more attention than us. And yes, I am Malaysian ofc, Selangor-born. Anyways, to answer your question about the commute between Peninsular and East Malaysia, airplane flights are the only way of travel. So, sorry man.. no English Channel style swimming across the South China Sea lol. Due to a lot of East Malaysians travelling back and forth from East to West Malaysia because of work or studies related stuff. Same goes for those at the West side. Flights to the East region take about from 1.5 to 2.5 hours.. yep, its pretty long. Prices are nothing to sneeze at, either. But yeah, we all somehow manage and stuff.

Peninsular Malaysia is more developed than the East Malaysia because it’s the centre of administration. However, the East Malaysia is rich in natural resources that contribute a lot to the country’s economies.

Hey...im from the other part of Malaysia that u guys didn't know that is Sarawak...so from Sarawak u can just drive to Sabah through Brunei...and it will take about 16 to 20 hours drive... that's my estimation hehehe...and from Sarawak or Sabah to the Peninsular Malaysia is about 1 and a half-hour to 2 hours flight...

22:18 it's about 2hours flight from peninsular Malaysia to Borneo Malaysia🇲🇾🇲🇾

I am an Indian (Tamil) from West Malaysia married to a Tidong girl from Sabah (East Malaysia).

I m from the eastern part of Malaysia (On Borneo Island). In west Malaysia, the majority of the population are Malays whose religion is Islam. The Borneo part of Malaysia where i live are mostly Christians just like myself. Here, English is not a problem, even toddlers can speak English well. In this eastern part of Malaysia, subjects like Science, Mathematics (pure sciences ) & technology are taught in English since primary schools.

there is neighbours calling us culture thieves and lands thieves..for the one that calling us as the culture thieves,they always ignore that we came from a same race and we speak the same language just different in dialect..for the ones that calling us land thieves,the previous owner of the lands(Brunei) never gave that lands to the other neighbour🤣🤣

I’m from Miri city on Malaysian Borneo, right next to the border of Brunei. To answer your question about how hard is it to cross the sea, it’s not hard because we have flights. From Miri to Kuala Lumpur it’s almost a 2 hour flight. I’m not sure about boats, almost everyone uses planes. When it comes to driving, Miri to the western pointy end of Malaysian Borneo takes about 14 to 15 hours because the roads suck. Nice to see people interested in our little country.

We taking road trip to Penang when you come btw the best food is there Georgetown

Our flags not actually derived from Britain's flag.. it derives from the East India companies's flag which derives from the old malay kingdom of majapahit's flag..

I am proud to be Anak Malaysia 💜🇲🇾💜

There are mexicans but not common. KL have quite a few mexican restaurants.

Funfact: the largest roundabout in the world also hold title as the longest road name in the world... Love you guys reaction about malaysia divided by 2 land

I lived in Malaysia for years and left all I have and this MELS ME CRY because I could see all this cus I lived there I am from Kuantan in Malaysia

Hiiiiiii, I'm from Malaysia, specific in the Borneo part called as Malaysian Bornean and I'm not Malay because I am Bajau. Yes, the mutant one. We can swim underwater since born. I mean we just to familiar to sea and water. FYI, most Malay that lives in Peninsular Malaysia, before this i mean before the social media stuff like that exist. Most of them think that Bornean are living on the trees because yeah as said in that video only 20% of Malaysian population live in 60% land of Malaysia and it quite offended by that statement. That they think we are living on trees and not well educated. But now yeah, Malay And Bornean are become more closed and get well known to each other.. LOVE FROM MALAYSIA!!!

Asia area . 1, Indonesia 2, Myanmar 3 , Vietnam 4, Thailand 5 , Malaysia

Hello from East Malaysia 🇲🇾 Sarawak, the land of hornbills on Borneo island!

Just take a look at the distance between peninsular and borneo island then compare it to United kingdom and france..How far is that..

it's a 1 hour 45 minute flight from Penang International Airport to Kuching International Airport... also cost roughly 200 o 600 RM depends on seasons.

Actually Phezz is decendent from Asia...remember those days Portugues entourage... they pick filipinos, indonesia, malayo, afrikas to mexico (as slave)...yup...

3 minutes into the video, me living on the 60% percent part of Malaysia: 😂😂😂 Well even some people from Peninsular Malaysia taught we are different countries.

I live in South America and I love lambogini and my grandpa own a proton that’s his preset for his birthday and when I grow up imma buy a lambogini and a Tesla

It takes roughly 2 hours from Sarawak and 3 hours from Sabah to the capital of Malaysia; Kuala Lumpur by air, obviously…

Yeah we rarely have huge disasters but stuff like flooding happens every year

It's about 2 hours flight to get to east malaysia (borneo island) from klia..and mostly they are protected rainforest so if you love nature, it's heaven

Georgetown was established as an entrepôt by Francis Light of the East India Company in 1786, George Town was the first British settlement in Southeast Asia. Together with Singapore and Malacca, George Town formed part of the Straits Settlements, which became a British crown colony in 1867. It was subjugated by Japan during World War II, before being recaptured by the British at war's end. Shortly before Malaya attained independence from the British in 1957, George Town was declared a city by Queen Elizabeth II, making it the first city in the country's modern history.

Welcome to malaysia🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

I am from Borneo.List you have to visit in Borneo: 01) Kuching, Sarawak @Orangutan/Bako National Park/IBAN Longhouse. 02)Mulu National Park World Heritage than you can flight to Miri,visit Brunei than overland to Sabah. 03)Climb Mt Kinabalu continue to Kinabatangan River than proceed to Semporna where you can enjoy the island. 04)Hereafter you can fly direct to Kuala Lumpur where you can enjoy the mainland with twin tower or Langkawi. Just poke me if you need further clarification.

That's quite interesting when they curious abt how to run 2 separate parts of country like Malaysia. Well, it just matter of system and allocated fund. It'll be fine as long as both elements well managed no matter how far different parts of country being separated.

Come & visit Sarawak, try Laksa Sarawak ( food of god ) ..& here rich of culture.. I'm Iban tribe ( Sea Dayak"s ) the famous tattoo here ' Bungai Terong '..😊👍

I’m Melanau, one of the indigenous tribes of Sarawak, the East Malaysia and I’m also Malaysian. Got it? Hehe 😜