We CAN'T Believe Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia metro (USA Jealous) 

A very nice family. We do have social issues too such as the flock of illegal immigrants here. Some looks similar to local. Enjoy your trip but just be a bit careful on any suspicious act

They've debit bank card but only at one gate, usually at the first one from left. Just buy a card & get 1 or 3 days unlimited ride cheaper

Any subway in South East Asia & East Asia is better than NY or London. China's subways are on another level.

Did you know for just USD1 you get to travel anywhere in the city with all linked subway system for the whole day unlimited number of times with the daily pass?No hassle, no scammers no risk, enjoy the clean speedy rides in KL city.

Was a pleasure driving you guys from Pavilion Bukit Jalil back to KL earlier. Enjoy your time in Malaysia!!

that is exactly how we feel. Singapore is too expensive and Bangkok has a lot of parties. KL is great for families

I felt that too. Im a Malaysian, I notice the directions of our country more into family type.

Bangkok sesuai untuk manusia yang nak merubah penampilan semula jadi ciptaan Tuhan, banyak manusia yang jadi jadian🤣lembut lembutan😅😅😅

​@@zarnia0078Uiii hang 😂

Welcome to Malaysia...or Selamat Datang ke Malaysia... 🎉🎊✨

Totally agree!

The best.. yo lets wake up.. lol

AHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

As a Malaysian, THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH❤❤❤

Thanks

Well said. We agree with you dave

We are..Thank you Canada

Canada is a large country with beautiful lakes ... it has a good transport network system too...hi from Malaysia 🎉

❤

I used to travel by bus in Vancouver back in the 80s. Its efficient too.

Bombardier product of Canada. Our LRT Kelana Jaya line using Bombardier. Love the train system.

That is awesome 😎

Now we can use debit/credit card for payment to use RapidKL trains and buses. No need to buy Touch 'n Go card or buy the token from the machine anymore. Yeay!

@@HadiAsadGDalHaj Actually, i don't know why some people refuse to use TNG...i can tell you that using your credit/debit card with all these systems has higher risks of exposing your card details. Remember...even the Deputy Finance Minister admits the security issue... like in Japan, it's so convenient with Suica card. I will not use my debit/credit card for transport at all, even if the option is available.

​@@ZxSpectrumplus Same here 😊

​@@ZxSpectrumplusSame. I still prefer to use touch n go card. Actually our IC is also equipt with tng. We can use that too.

That is true. No place is perfect

That is pretty awesome

Malaysian here, for this transit line (Kelana Jaya Line) it was established since 1998 and the first rolling car was made by Bombardier (Innovia ART 200) 2-car

welcome, Mr Canada👏🏻

Totally agree!

Huge and everywhere

​@@voyagesdiary.. blame it on the weather, to be fair we need all the air conditioning we can get.

inshallah

then why bangladesh is so dirty?

​@@user-uj3dd1vp8k you need to learn the religion. If you don't learn you become jahil.

Most Islamic countries are dirty and thrashy.

@@user-uj3dd1vp8k because some of em are not practically follow the religion command .

Thanks! 😃

@@N74.Joseph Singapore not racist? Huh... really?? Where were you all this while dude?

​@@N74.Joseph Don't like Malaysia, then get out... Go to Europe or USA or Israel that doesn't have racial discrimination which Singaporean proudly worship... Ungrateful Singaporeans.. relying on water, land and electricity supply from Malaysia. And then steal Malaysias cheap subsidized fuel... What a bitch.

​@singapore have many karen..N74.Joseph

No paradis on earth !!!

Thanks for all the tips

*malaysia tidak memiliki kereta cepat, banyak rakyat bangladesh di kuala lampur, kualadhaka* *Lebiha mahal proyek kereta cepat jakarta, di banding menara merdeka dan menara kembar hahaha* *Dan baru baru ini kereta cepat agenda kalimantan, sarawak dan brunei* *Kuala lumpur tidak akan pernah memiliki kereta cepat hahahaha* *Malaysia bad*

​​​@@solahuddinromadhon4404Ko x tahu ke kat sini 1 Bangladesh - 9 Indunesia? Kalau dahi setiap indunesia dilekat stiker bendera Poland Upside Down pasti kamu tahu ramainya indunesia ketimbang bangladesh 😂😅 tu ler masalah Indunesia, proyek masih di alam malakut tp koar2 mcm sudah siap...Kereta cepat Indinessia dibuat hanya utk parawisata aje mas..warga lokal hanya bisa tengok aje...wkwkwkwkwk

@@solahuddinromadhon4404 please speak in engglish..nobody knows whats the monkey said...jajajaja

@@solahuddinromadhon4404 tak Ada masalah. Dulu Orang Malaysia kalau nak Naik ketecepat, kapi pergi ke London Naik Eurostar, atau ke Paris Naik TGV ke Lyon (Stasiun gare de Lyon), atau ke Frankfurt Naik ICE. Sekarang pergi ke Shanghai atau tokyo Naik Maglev. Orang Malaysia tak hairan dengan ketecepat Jakarta Bandung.

Thanks for watching! It's a wonderful country

Try India.

Bagaimana dg indonesia?

That's not nice to say that lah

Yes, india even has monkeys inside their subway

Europe has some pretty dirty stations as well, not every single stop but there are dirty ones. The main problem of Europe is beggers and pickpocketing

It really is!

Thank you, this is our second time here. Last year bad weather cancelled our trip at reading island but we want to try and go again

​@@voyagesdiarypulau redang and other islands in the east coast of peninsular malaysia normally closed for tourism during the northeast monsoon season, around november/december, choppy sea can be dangerous for tourist boats.

@@voyagesdiary yes every year the islands will close from oct - feb due to monsoon season.

Just a minor clarification here. most people in the city speaks english. When you're getting further away from the city, you could even struggle to find someone local to communicate regardless of their race.

With the upcoming east coast rail link HSR in jan 2027 people can travel to east coast state where beautiful islands located can be reached in 3 hrs time time frm kl.Do come to Msia in 2027.😊

Our pleasure!

Sometimes we had to face it eventually.

​@@fared___3409bukan tidak mandi tetapi badan berbau selepas balik kerja di sulam dgn warga Bangla dan Nepal bau bawang😮😮😮

@@imanmanimanman7667 faham sgt2 situasi mcm tu. Lagi2 bas kt Klang ni, penuh warga asing sesaja. Sbb tu org kita kt Klang ni majoriti naik kenderaan sendiri.

Ha. had one incident when the subway lines were broken and people flocked to few lines that were still working. We were sandwiched, it was late hours and the train was packed - oh boi, the sweat smell were horrible.

di USA pun sama , diorang pun Tak suka mandi , tahan nafas la

U r welcome

You will love it. What cities are you going to visit?

@@voyagesdiary I m going to Kuala Lumpur n also langkawi beach ...m not sure if I have spelled it correctly 😊

@@voyagesdiary hey there, I had been there last week..... langkawi was v amazing the beach, the nature, really beautiful....but sadly Kuala Lumpur was alright, it was mostly infrastructure n malls n all that, I mean it must have more I guess but I cud experience only that much in my limited time there ....

Glad you like them!

yes love the ASMR

Very important

Yes, that is true there is not place that is 100% safe but here it's a lot better than the USA transportation system

Thank you very much. We love it here

So cool!

😉

Why do you say that. This is so frustrating to hear; generalisation of the foreign workers who contribute to Malaysian development.

​@@mistyc1986he said illegal not legal... u understand?

​@@mistyc1986they didn't contribute shit. Their labour paid off with money...and they came here just for money..they got what they wanted..

​@@mistyc1986Malaysia already prospered before those people stepped foot here.

Yeah, we cannot see anything else except for only respect from the Malaysian people. And I bet everyone queues up

We have seen some video of Philadelphia and it's getting worse every year

@@voyagesdiary that is so sad to hear

Yes, we were the a few months ago and ran out the subway as fast as possible

Yeah, that is so cool

We are planning a food comparison video

perfect

We will go and check it out. Or should we stay away? Does it get that busy?

​@@voyagesdiary i experience the busy subway of kl once, it was not that bad but you need patience 😂

It's okay. Just be patient, the frequencies will be more, hence shortened, waiting time at peak hours.

@@voyagesdiaryyou should experienced it but ensure the metro did not going into trouble on that day🤣🤣🤣

​@@voyagesdiary always better to avoid dont ask go for it

Thank you titan

Welcome aboard!

Thank you! 😃

You should also review a train in Sabah which is a region in Malaysia located in the island of Borneo. There is only one line that operates between the capital city of Kota Kinabalu and to a town in the interior. However service is irregular as the train usually breaks down but it is "unique" because when there is no train service, the people in the interior gets very creative as they modify and convert the wheels of either their motorcycles or vehicles and used it on the railway tracks for transportation. And by the way, another unique features of Sabah is that most of the roads are similar to the surface of the moon with its many potholes. In fact, the roads are perfect to use as a simulation exercise for a moon rover that will be use to send to the moon. Perhaps NASA can bring their moon rover to Sabah for simulation exercise 😂😂😂

You are so kind

Thank you! 😃

that would make it a little easier. We used our card in singapore

they are runned down. because people don't care for them

Off course when people urinate, poop and draw graffiti everywhere there, the whole place soon stinks and become run down....

Their government should invest money to upgrade and maintain them into better condition

Yes, that what others have told us. They should put a sign that NFC cards are accepted or maybe it's there and we are blind 😂

@@voyagesdiaryhahaha it’s really common to have confusing signage here. Definitely will be advocating for clearer and improved signage so that they are easy to follow. Cheers 🎉

Thank you for watching

sounds good

Thanks for subbing!

Thank you for the kind comment l. Always be nice

thank you blink!

Flexible working hours? That is something new sounds interesting

@@voyagesdiary Yes. Many government offices, bodies and some private companies have adopted these. However, in Malaysia, "flexible working hours" does not mean you work less. We still have to complete the normal 9 working hours, but with flexible timing. 😅 Just so rush hour crowds are a bit more dispersed.

inshallah

@@voyagesdiary In Shaa Allah If Allah wills

As long as they line up it will be better than the USA

🙏 🫡

Thanks! 😃

That is cool. In Singapore we used our card to get on and off

It really is!

We can only imagine how nice the other ones are if this is 25 years old and looks so nice

terima kasih banyak - banyak