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Unfortunately, not yet, my friend! But I’d really love to visit... everything I’ve seen online makes Sabah look absolutely stunning, so much natural beauty! 😊

Sounds like a solid investment! We’ll definitely come prepared next time 😅☔

Sorry for your loss! I imagine you must have some wonderful memories there. The food was amazing! 😊

That's so nice to hear! As a Brit, I can honestly say that you’ve got something else to be proud of in Sweden! Liseberg and Gothenburg were fantastic, not many places can theme to that level. I’d say your visit is well overdue! 😅 Thanks for watching!

That’s really kind of you, thank you! 😊 We absolutely love Malaysia... there’s so much to love and be proud of! We’ve got two more videos from Penang before we leave. Fun fact: I actually celebrated my birthday in KL off-camera! 😅 - Andrew

Oh, we didn’t know that… Thanks for the info! 😊 Honestly, I’d have felt disrespectful walking into their hotel area soaked 😅 But, appreciate the tip!

Thank you! 😊 We’re super excited to be here and can’t wait to show you more 😁

Thanks for the info! Maybe we were just unlucky that time. I actually asked the ticket conductor where the bistro/café cart was so I could buy a coffee, and she told me there wasn’t one on this train. That’s when she offered us, and another Swedish passenger who was also asking, some carton water instead. Out of curiosity, do they normally include a meal on first-class regional trains?

@andrew_patrycja Ah ok if there is no Bistro you can pick it up at the train station at one of the convenience store. Not easy to know for foreign people traveling with SJ for the first time 😐

Ah, we didn’t know that... thanks for the info! We still really enjoyed the experience and food, but we’ll definitely take note and scout out other spots for a more authentic dim sum next time 😊 Any recommendations for when we revisit KL?

That’s on me, sorry about that! 😅 Luckily, Patrycja tracked down the details for you. We took a bus with Puntamika-Line, booked via GetByBus. It departed at 2:30pm and arrived by 6pm. The fare was 60.00 HKR per person, so 120.00 HKR in total. Glad you enjoyed the video! 👍

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Wow, that’s an incredible list! Thank you so much for taking the time to put all these recommendations together! 😍 We’ve definitely got our work cut out for us now, and we’ll be using this as a go-to reference next time! Any personal favourites from this list that you’d say are absolute must-tries? 😊

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Wow, that’s incredibly thoughtful of you, we really appreciate it! 🙏 Some solid advice there too-you’d think being English I’d always have an umbrella on me, but nope! Definitely won’t forget it next time 😅 The Lunar New Year celebrations sound amazing, must be incredible to experience in person! Thanks again for sharing all this with us 😊🎉☔

@@andrew_patrycja You're Welcome Guys! A pack of AntiBacteria Wet Wipes is always comes in handy when needed to clean one's hand before meals or to cleansed any wounds to be heal faster! A small bottle of Citronella insect repellent is good to repel those pesky mosquitoes at some outdoor places! 🙏

That’s really kind of you, we will do and thank you! 😊

That’s a good idea! We’ll have to remember that for next time. Cheers for the tip! 😊

KL really does have such an incredible mix of food the choices are vast. We’ll have to keep an eye out for some of these next time. Appreciate the recommendation! 😃

That’s really kind of you, and we truly appreciate it! We love Malaysia! 😊 Our next vlog takes us to George Town... can’t wait to share it! 🇲🇾

Hi there! 😊 Oh really? We didn’t realise! Would you say there are other spots with dim sum that are just as good or even better?

@@andrew_patrycja sorry correction, it’s not very expensive but on the expensive end of the spectrum. You may try “Jin xuan Hong Kong” if you want to. They have several branches around the Klang valley which can be found on google maps

@@andrew_patrycja A popular chain of dim sum restaurants serving good dim sum is Jin Xuan Hong Kong dim sum. They have a few locations around town; you can use Google Maps to find the nearest one.

Thank you for the warm welcome! 🙏 Bah Kut Teh (meat bone tea) looks amazing, we'd love to try it sometime! Do you have any good spots you can recommend in KL? 😊

Bukit bintang and Batu caves.​@@andrew_patrycja

Bukit bintang and Batu caves.

Hi there! Thank you so much, it's nice to meet you too! 😊 Hope you’re doing well!

Thanks for letting us know 😊 We thought it looked a bit like a palace because it’s rather grand! 😅 Transparency sounds brilliant, and there’s no doubt your Parliament (Storting) has some amazing views!

We appreciate that, thank you 😊 I love raisins, and Patrycja loves almonds, so “Jule glogg” sounds like a match made in heaven for us, we’ll definitely give it a try next time! 😋 You’re right about the Gingerbreadhouse exhibit, we realised we’d missed it while waiting at the airport the next morning 😅 Hopefully, we’ll be back later this year and can give Bergen more time, it’s hard to believe it’s Norway’s second-largest city because it felt so intimate and relaxed compared to most cities!

I don’t recall the smell of soot and dust either 😅 but I’m glad to know they’ve since added A/C because it was definitely working overtime on the first train we took! 😂 We really enjoyed the ride though, and I have to admit, I felt a little cheeky standing by the door, taking in the views and that refreshing breeze. It’s comforting to know I’m not the only one who enjoyed it like that! Where were you traveling from and to back in the ’70s - was it the same JB-KL route?

@andrew_patrycja It was in the 1970s where the locomative uses steam engine. IT was a choo - choo train. Now it is using either diesel or electric locomotive . So no more soot or dust

We honestly didn’t know what to expect when we showed up, but the train we got was perfect - we loved it! 😅

Thank you so much! Malaysia has been so welcoming, and we love every moment here 😊🇲🇾

Now I’m curious how Diddy’s pizza ended up in this conversation! 🍕😂

Thank you for sharing these incredible details! I didn’t know about the history near Gemas, it’s rather incredible. The government’s efforts to make public transport more accessible are definitely commendable. Appreciate the detailed info! 😊🇲🇾

Thanks so much! It’s always a pleasure being back here, Malaysia truly holds a special place in our hearts. Thanks for having us! 😄 Looking forward to more adventures here!

Hahaha, I personally loved that nostalgic train and will miss it when it retires 😅 Words cannot explain how welcoming Malaysia has been for us, and we’re so grateful to enjoy it again. We’re already looking forward to future visits - thank you!

It’s incredible to hear, 2025 onwards is going to be very promising for Malaysia. While I’ll definitely miss the charm of the old diesel trains, it’s exciting to see Malaysia making such big strides with these projects. I’m grateful to have experienced the diesel trains while they’re still running and look forward to seeing the fully electric network in the future. Thanks for sharing this update, it’s much appreciated! 😊

@@andrew_patrycja Yes, so you would actually be able to travel from Johor Baru all the way to the border of Thailand in the ETS electric train by then. A year later you would be able to travel by a much faster electric train service from the east coast city of Kota Bahru to Kuala Lumpur once the ECRL network is complete.

And also the komuter train for the southern region will be provided by KTM too. As I’ve been told by them during tourism event the old train will still be running its course as usual as to provide choice and demand for the public and tourist.

@peaceofmind7390 Thanks for sharing the update! 2025 and beyond is shaping up to be very promising for Malaysia with all these developments. While it’ll be a change not stopping at Gemas, it’s exciting to see the rail system improving. Appreciate you taking the time to let us know!

@nomadblueprint That’s awesome to know! It’s good that KTM will still be running the old trains for those who prefer the classic experience. Having options is always a win for both locals and tourists! Thanks for sharing that insight, we’ll definitely keep it in mind for future trips!

@@andrew_patrycja You’re welcome to come back and visit. So overall we will have 3 types of trains in the future for the southern region (ETS+Komuter Selatan+Old train). For the East Coast they have like shuttle train (more like commuter services + that newly launched Jungle train) + the usual old train from JB to Kelantan as well. Don’t forget to experience our new ECRL train as well which will be opened in 2027 (same goes to RTS via causeway border JB/Singapore).

Thanks for sharing that! 😊 We’re glad we got to experience the diesel trains while we still could. Personally, I don’t mind the extra time involved, I’ve always seen the journey as part of the adventure and love taking in the countryside along the way! 😅 Does your friend still live around JB?

@andrew_patrycja as this was back in 2002 and 2003 I have lost contact with my friend from Johor Bahru now. But last time I contacted him he was planning to move to Singapore to get better work. Also back when I used to ride those KTM intercity trains they used to run through to the historic Singapore station that closed in 2011. I probably rode those trains about 40 times over 2 years I lived in Malaysia

Thank you so much for the warm welcome back to KL! 😊 It’s great to be here again! 🇲🇾

Thanks so much for the suggestion! 😊 Unfortunately, we won’t be able to make it this time, but we’ll definitely add Segamat to our list for next time. It sounds like a must-visit for the local food!

Thanks for sharing! 😊 Exciting to hear the upgrades are coming so soon. Glad we got to experience the diesel trains while we still could. Are you looking forward to the updated network?

It’s definitely better than the alternative, I guess! 😊 I’d love to experience a cinema in Malaysia one day. You’re right about the buses - most are at a nice, chilled level, but we did have one bus in Georgetown, Penang, that was surprisingly freezing! 😅 I guess it all depends on the train conductor or bus driver on duty that day!

That’s exciting to hear! 😊 Someone else mentioned the trains will be upgraded to electric too, it’s shaping up to be a massive project! It’ll definitely make life easier for so many people, especially with faster journey times. That said, the diesel trains have a certain charm you just can’t replicate. Overall, I'm really impressed with Malaysia’s rail system - it's clean stations, helpful staff, and spacious, comfy carriages - yes, even the first very cold one 😅 I wish the UK could take a page from Malaysia’s book! Can’t wait to see it all once completed. Do you know if there’s a set date for the project? - Andrew

@@andrew_patrycja there is a double edge sword. This gemas to jb upgrade may reduce the chance of HSR to singapore. Unless hsr do not do same route. Example pass forest city. From kota bahru to port klang another rail project. It is called ecrl. 77% done. 650km. 16.3km tunnel.

@keangwooichoo6138 Thanks for sharing that, much appreciated! I had no idea about this! The ECRL project sounds fascinating, such a long route. Where will the 16.3km tunnel pass through? Will it connect smaller towns to the bigger cities? Would love to hear more about how it’s all coming together! 😊

@andrew_patrycja yes the tunnel cuts through the middle of peninsula. To save the bio diversity, we make tunnels but slow and expensive. The longest train tunnel in south east asia. From port klang, it will go to gombak, then move to 3 states pahang, terengganu, kelantan. About 650 to 670 km.

Thank you so much! It’s always a joy to be back in Malaysia, such a beautiful and welcoming place 😊🇲🇾

Aww, thank you! 😊 Appreciate the love! Sending it right back to you! 🙌

Honestly, I never thought of it like that, but you’re right! 😅 Hotels and flights are definitely the worst for that kind of strategy. I usually keep a close eye on those, but it didn’t occur to me that train bookings would follow the same pattern. Thanks for the tip! 👍

Such a great way to describe it, and it’s true, the old trains have such a charm that modern ones can’t replicate. There’s something special about feeling the breeze and soaking in the scenery at a relaxed pace - it just feels right! 😊 When I heard they were replacing them, I felt so lucky to have experienced this ride while it was still around. - Andrew

Full ride from JB to KL will be completed by next yr

That’s such a heartfelt comment, thank you so much! Wishing you the same in return 😊

Thank you so much for sharing that! It truly means a lot that you enjoyed our content! 😊 It’s funny how some changes, like swapping comfy seats for less inviting ones, happen everywhere. In the UK, for example, our biggest coffee chain replaced their cozy leather sofas with hard wooden chairs to keep people from lingering too long 😂 It’s been a while since we last traveled on German trains, but they always stood out for their efficiency. Have you ever tried the Japanese Shinkansen?

Thank you so much! It means a lot coming from a local 😊 As a Brit, I’d never heard of Liseberg until researching our planned route, which was surprising because so many of the visitors spoke English. I’m so glad we stumbled upon it, nothing short of incredible, even if you skip the rides. The decorations, festive music, and friendly locals made it such a memorable experience 🎄 What you see in the video is just a small glimpse, in-person, it’s even better! Nighttime filming doesn’t quite capture the full magic. You should absolutely plan a visit with your loved ones for Christmas 2025 - you won’t regret it! - Andrew

Thank you so much for watching and for sharing this amazing detail! 🥰 We had no idea that Liseberg is municipally owned, but we can absolutely see why you’re so proud. It really adds to the park’s charm! We honestly wish we had more time to explore everything it has to offer!