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Kuala Lumpur Really Affordable Luxury 🎉🎉🎉

Too bad it is illegal to be gay in Malaysia. I’m scared to go.

Thank you.

Try Nasi Ayam Claypot and Ding bian hu, very delicious!👍

Bak kut teh is a traditional food from malaysia.

Gracias por visitarnos. Bienvenidos. Muy lindo video. Saludos y éxitos desde Montevideo

Welcome to KL and Malaysia, truly Asia.

2 million ppl in central kl n surrounding area..8 million in klang valley or greater kl

Great video and information. What age are you both, do you have children, how do you fund the travels and how long do you normally travel for at anyone point?

great video thanks do you plan on visiting KK you great teeth by the way Emilie

Affordable luxury sounds great... thank you for sharing ur cost of living in KL 🎉

Welcome to KL Malaysia. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.

11 th feb is thaipusam festival at batu caves

There is no plural word for ringgit unlike cars, houses, buses etc etc. A ringgit, 100 ringgit, they are called ringgit

There is no plural word for ringgit unlike cars, houses, buses etc etc. A ringgit, 100 ringgit, they are called ringgit

1300 usd is not bad. One American couple got 1900 usd per month, they have 2 children.

Wonderful Malaysia .

First time seeing people use “ringgits”! Usually we just say 20 ringgit (because ringgit is from the Malaysian language and there’s no s in the back because it ain’t English, kind of like you would say 10 Japanese yen instead of 10 Japanese yens

Dangerous country with low standards

Thanks for the informative videos

Nice train vlog! Great presentation. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Greetings from Plano, Texas, United States.

omg I've been in a similar situation. Ended up sneaking the mattress to the other room and putting the two mattresses side by side on the ground. Only broke one lamp in the process lol

Hi. You should try to contact/ interview Andrew Taylor. He has a YT channel & has been living in Malaysia for ~10 yrs now. He lives in KL too. He's a retiree on the MM2H visa - he got in before they increased the financial requirements.

Thanks for the recap! I love Malaysia and have been there a few times, but always only for a couple/few weeks at a time, and moving a lot faster. I have Asia/SEA on my calendar for next year and am really looking forward to revisiting some of the places I have been but at a slower pace. Looking at the food makes me really want to get over there now!

Great overview of lifestyle and costs. Thank you!

Thank you, thank you, thank you. It seems many UA-cam channels on travel are hosted by salespeople. Your wonderful station is hosted by folks who seem to want to share and educate. Or that's what the agenda seems like to me. Again, thank you.

I suppose you don’t actually have to travel with your partner. If you can’t agree on these, you could take a leap and try going out on your own. Maybe not ‘divorce’ but more like a week or two on your own adventure. I’m currently working up my courage for this path. Will see how it goes from here

Letter C in malay is always pronounced as "ch" thus CHendol and roti CHanai

Guys, get a can of condensed milk and boil it in water around 20 minutes! You got yourself DULCE DE LECHE! 😂

Have fun in KL! I took the bus from Singapore to KL with no issues, but didn't stop in Malacca. I guess it is just a reason to go back! I don't know if you are into diving, but the Pulau Redang island is nice for that and beaches if you have extra time!

Do visit the oldest functioning church of st peter in melaka

Great breakdown! I especially appreciate knowing that you were able to get a good price for a month-long gym membership 🦾

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Great video, Emilie and Chris!! Looks like a really fun trip

It's chen-dol, mix it so the sugar is distribute evenly..

Welcome to melaka folks

Awesome.

Omg you had me in suspense with those crazy, watery roads! So bad-ass, how cool that you ended up having dinner with the couple that helped you out. Experiences you'll always remember.

I hadn't realized some countries don't let you do Workaway or housits with tourists visas! I appreciate the good info (I had asked you a question around how you find accomodation in another video thread, before seeing this).

What a fun 3 days! You managed to find a ton of great, affordable or even free spots. $30 on food for two people is fantastic, you may have just put Singapore on our "doable" list. I just checked Airbnb to see what a month-long stay would cost, there are hotels on there, and some are around $2,600 USD thanks to the longer stay discount (no kitchen, but a big bed and a bathroom). That's a bit high still, but it's under $100/day, and if balanced out with 1-2 months in Thailand or Vietnam, it wouldn't be too bad. Food for thought ;)

Great video Emilie, I just subscribed to your channel! My husband and I are embarking on a slow travel journey next year, we're FIRE-ing to focus on seeing the world, visiting family, and volunteering (kind of like you two!). We're from southern California, and similar to Vancouver, home prices and cost of living are very high. We're planning on 4 months travel, 2 months home (with relatives or housesitting), repeat. We sold our home to get closer to our slow-travel FIRE number, and also because we'd need to save significantly more to afford to keep paying our mortgage/insurance/property taxes while also funding slow travel. These "double payments" would have cost us 10+ years more of work to reach FI. Curious how you were able to both keep your home in Vancouver and fund the travel lifestyle (for the 6 months you're away)? Also, I'd love to learn about how you find apartments while travelling, do you use Airbnb or find more local avenues? Thanks!

I think you guys got shafted on the hotel room price. No way does a small room like this cost $150 per night. You can get much larger, fancier hotel rooms for that price. I guess you didn't do much research on hotel options before booking.

really cool~ 한국에서 혼다 파일럿 캠핑카 검색하다가 알게되었는데 참 멋지네요! 최고에요!

carrot cake is made of white raddish. It’s called “white carrot” in chinese, hence the name carrot cake 😊

This video is giving me me a lot to think about.

Great video! Heading to Singapore next month. Thank you for the information :)

I see some people were cheap, cheap 😂😅

I think Singapore was probably our second-favorite stopover on our trip back from New Zealand 15 years ago. Found it very clean, very orderly, and yeah a bit expensive for sure. Tokyo was a really cool quick stopover destination too.

still cheaper than america

I have been to Singapore twice and the first time I stayed in a hostel and that was pretty cheap, plus my friend and I actually had our own room anyway. The second time luckily I had hotel points! I can't imagine spending $2,000 on a room, but $150 for a few days of fun is not horrible, since you will be able to save on costs at your next destinations. Also, I loved the hawker stalls and my friend is a vegetarian and they had so many choices for her!