I miss Malaysia so much. The place where indonesian, chinese, indian, and most countries of south east asian want to live and dying to live there. The local were so tolerance and emphatic
K.l. is different frm other world 's top cities.its full of greenery as it was in the old days.msia lies near the equator with tropical climate.hot n humid but the rains help a lot the situation to cool down.hope both of u can accomodate well with msia weather😂
Actually non muslims tourists are allowed at the National Mosque. You could have arrived during prayer times, so you were not allowed to enter inside the building. Outside prayer times, everybody is welcomed
8:04 those are Selangor silvered langur (Trachypithecus selangorensis). They are endemic to Kuala Lumpur and the western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Found nowhere else in the world!
KL, a comfortable city, lovely restaurants, massive shopping malls, lots of varieties, great parks, and the best weather. Nearby are the cool highland resorts, beaches, pristine jungle with waterfalls. All within reach by magnificent highways.
😁 Yep... for a guy like me with just enough funds to survive daily life that's the main purpose of malls around KL.... to cool you down from the scorching heat!... welcome to KL guys, enjoy your stay and the food as well.
amazing KL guide, as a fellow Brit I loved the humour throughout...especially the plastic seats. Visiting KL next week and will be following that advice - you know they're a good sign ;)
Pelita restaurant .. or kedai mamak mostly the workers is originally they are from india..they are not MALAYSIAN..that is why most of workers they dont speak good english if you compared with local people...most Malaysian we are speak english..
Looks like both of you enjoyed a beautiful moment in Kuala Lumpur. May this holiday be an attraction for you to return to Malaysia and to visit other tourist attractions in the country. 😀😎
U guys should check out Malacca or Melaka...juz about 2 hours journey from KL...u can take bus from KL Sentral to Melaka...its a touristy city with a remnant of Portuguese, Dutch and British still intake....and then u can try go to Genting Highland about 1 hour from KL....u also can take bus from KL Sentral....next is Cameron Highland about 4 hours journey from KL..u will experience d Tea Plantation, strawberry park etc...
We did manage to get to Penang and Langkawi (next week's Vlog is all about Penang) but didn't make it to either Cameron Highlands or Malacca. We were so impressed with Malaysia that we will certainly be back and will visit both, as others have also said they are well worth a visit.
16:31 you just pop up at the counter and pick what you feel like eating..the main meal is nasi kandar its like cafetaria u get a plate of rice and just choose what protein/veg u want..they will charge according to what u get. If you dont fancy the rice, then you can browse the menu for any other meals such as roti canai (flat-bread), naans, fried rice/noodles etc.
Mike, if you're swinging by KL again, the Dharma Realm Monastery vegan eatery might be of culinary interest. Thanks for taking us along on your travelogue, felt like I was back in vibrant Kuala Lumpur again!
Many thanks for the suggestion. KL and Singapore are both stopping off grounds from the UK on the way out further East or to NZ and Australia. We will certainly be in KL again we loved it.
@TravelBugTheRobinsons Sorry, but I really can't remember, I'm thinking 40 something.....!. It was about ten floors below the infinity pool at the top. On Booking.com it is listed as Platinum Suites Tower 2 KLCC. I was talking with the chap who checked us in, and basically "his boss" had the whole floor and let apartments out through various places like booking.com. Practically the entire building is holiday apartments and there are 2 sorts of people who have apartments. Those who do the check-ins themselves and meet you in the foyer and those who use the front desk to do them on their behalf. There is no way of knowing which one you have booked. The front desk ones can be a nightmare with long queues and miserable staff. We were very dubious having read all the reviews; however, we did not experience any of the bad bits such as long elevator delays etc. KL is awesome, vibrant and well worth a visit 😀
@@mikeandcheryl they’re were better 10-20 years ago on that front. New subscriber! We have returned recently from another trip to Thailand and first visit to Singapore. Malaysia 2025 🇲🇾
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, people beautiful beach, skyscrapers & others, Msian likes to lepak Mamak drink Teh Tarik Jom joining Malaysian 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*
A few days before we go anywhere we google things to do in (insert place) and we do the same on UA-cam. We then choose the ones we want to do during the week and I write a list of 15 or so in a notebook. As we do each one we cross them off the list. If we are talking to people and they suggest other places we add them on.
Apparently it is a requirement of Malysian Immigration that visitors have a ticket to leave the country again when they enter. When we went to check in for the flight in Vietnam the airline would not check us in unless we had a ticket to get back out of Malaysia afterwards. They explained that if we didn't have one and they let us board the aircraft and we were refused entry to Malaysia they would be responsible for taking us back in to Vietnam. In order to do this I just went on to booking.com and booked the cheapest flight possible (£19 - no luggage -Penang to Singapore) They then let us board. Interestingly enough, when we got to Malaysia they did check we had accommodation booked and travel out of the country booked too. I was unable to change the flight with booking.com nor get a refund so we simply didn't show for the the flight and eventually flew out a week or two later. It made no difference as we were stamped in for 90 days. Hope that helps.
He was a genuine fan for sure. Even waiting to the side for the previous act to finish he was fully in the role.....🤣🤣. Tbh he was very good and everyone loved him
This is a link to the property on booking.com. It is a little complicated in that there are numerous people renting suites out in a huge building. You will see many mixed reviews about the building and the apartments. Most of these seem to relate to poor service from the front desk, poor comms with the person renting it out and the lifts always being full. All I can say is we never had to wait for a lift for more than a few minutes and the person we rented it from met us in the lobby, so we didn't have to deal with the front desk. He also responded very quickly to any requests and was on time to hand it back to at the end. I would rent from this user again. Check out Platinum Suites Tower 2 KLCC on Booking.com! www.booking.com/Share-98i2jdd
Those people working at the front lines esp those at the big eateries places are foreigners who hardly know how to speak English. Please get to move to each counters at the foodstalls to choose food of yr choice,not their choice. There are always western cuisine too,apart from the Malays & Chinese. Have a nice stay in KL.
I am not a religious person; however, I have a strange attraction to churches, temples, cemeteries etc. I just find them very serene and calming places that fascinate me.
Visit a mosque for a change, there r many beautiful n tranquil mosques i Malaysia. We r a muslim majority country, it would be good to learn more abt Islam so that all the misinformation about it will be cleared. Welcome to Malaysia.@@mikeandcheryl
Oh it's OK if KL is boring because it doesn't have go go girls, girlie bar, drunken man wandering around & vomiting...we really like it this way forever you know...😊
I miss Malaysia so much. The place where indonesian, chinese, indian, and most countries of south east asian want to live and dying to live there. The local were so tolerance and emphatic
I have been to Malaysia 6 times and did 2/3 days stopover in KL every time. This city is amazing and loved every minute of it
Thanks bro..😅
Malaysia, especially KL and other major cities are famous as food and shopping heaven because Malaysia is Truly Asia..
No wonder malaysia are foodheaven.. Every dish from all over the world mix together..
K.l. is different frm other world 's top cities.its full of greenery as it was in the old days.msia lies near the equator with tropical climate.hot n humid but the rains help a lot the situation to cool down.hope both of u can accomodate well with msia weather😂
Yes, it certainly felt like a very green and there wasn't any real signs of congestion or pollution
Actually non muslims tourists are allowed at the National Mosque. You could have arrived during prayer times, so you were not allowed to enter inside the building. Outside prayer times, everybody is welcomed
8:04 those are Selangor silvered langur (Trachypithecus selangorensis). They are endemic to Kuala Lumpur and the western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Found nowhere else in the world!
KL, a comfortable city, lovely restaurants, massive shopping malls, lots of varieties, great parks, and the best weather. Nearby are the cool highland resorts, beaches, pristine jungle with waterfalls. All within reach by magnificent highways.
Although I'm single, I love watching couples travel.
I can't wait to visit KL. Happy Easter.
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U can find partner in Malaysia n travel here
Me to can't wait to see and eat my way through 😅😅😅
😁 Yep... for a guy like me with just enough funds to survive daily life that's the main purpose of malls around KL.... to cool you down from the scorching heat!... welcome to KL guys, enjoy your stay and the food as well.
amazing KL guide, as a fellow Brit I loved the humour throughout...especially the plastic seats. Visiting KL next week and will be following that advice - you know they're a good sign ;)
Welcome to Mlysia ..TQ for your visit..your vdeo is sharp..quite professionally done..haha
sir, you are expert in talking to yourself, honest.
Pelita restaurant .. or kedai mamak mostly the workers is originally they are from india..they are not MALAYSIAN..that is why most of workers they dont speak good english if you compared with local people...most Malaysian we are speak english..
"Most Malaysians, we do speak English".. maaf bang, pembetulan yang dicadangkan.
Maaf lagi pembetulan : "... the workers are mostly from India, they are not Malaysians... that's why their English is not as good as local people.."
Right👍
@@muhd7144we speak maglish not English.
@@dzulrashdi6689 Betul we speak Manglish but we write English. Ini tulisan kan bukan percakapan, jadi kena write English yg betul.
Looks like both of you enjoyed a beautiful moment in Kuala Lumpur. May this holiday be an attraction for you to return to Malaysia and to visit other tourist attractions in the country. 😀😎
romantic couple..u guys gotta come back to explore more of KL and Malaysia
The place you had your food is called mamak stall. Most opened 24 hours. Try the roti canai.( flat bread with curry ) You will love it.
Many thanks for the suggestion I will certainly give it a try it sounds super tasty
@@mikeandcheryl Shhh!!! At first glance you look like Sean Connery 😁
@@azmeelothman Thank you very much I certainly take that as a huge compliment....!
Wow welcome to kl 🇲🇾🎉🎉🎉
Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
You should try out the authentic Malaysian foods when you're here, in one of the food paradise of the world! 😊
Great advice, will do.
Welcome to Malaysia:) Have fun and enjoy your trip:)
It is called a food court. You can go around to order. Just remember your table number
Thanks for the top tip. I do love trying all the different stalls out.
@mikeandcheryl yes many selection. The advantage of a multi racial country.
I'M SOSOSO GLAD U2 ARE HAVING SOSOSO MUCH FUNS IN MY CITY!!! MORE TO COME EH....
The next vlog will be out later today. This time from Penang.
Welcome to Malaysia lepak2 drink TEH TARIK THE BEST
Welcome to come KL Again
Enjoy your stay
U guys should check out Malacca or Melaka...juz about 2 hours journey from KL...u can take bus from KL Sentral to Melaka...its a touristy city with a remnant of Portuguese, Dutch and British still intake....and then u can try go to Genting Highland about 1 hour from KL....u also can take bus from KL Sentral....next is Cameron Highland about 4 hours journey from KL..u will experience d Tea Plantation, strawberry park etc...
We did manage to get to Penang and Langkawi (next week's Vlog is all about Penang) but didn't make it to either Cameron Highlands or Malacca. We were so impressed with Malaysia that we will certainly be back and will visit both, as others have also said they are well worth a visit.
16:31 you just pop up at the counter and pick what you feel like eating..the main meal is nasi kandar its like cafetaria u get a plate of rice and just choose what protein/veg u want..they will charge according to what u get.
If you dont fancy the rice, then you can browse the menu for any other meals such as roti canai (flat-bread), naans, fried rice/noodles etc.
@fahiruzrazali many thanks for the advice. The food was superb 👌
Nice video footage guys - nice commentary too.
Malaysia tempat keenam dunia ngara byak di kunjugi
Wiw mantap😮❤
Welcome to kl
Mike, if you're swinging by KL again, the Dharma Realm Monastery vegan eatery might be of culinary interest.
Thanks for taking us along on your travelogue, felt like I was back in vibrant Kuala Lumpur again!
Many thanks for the suggestion. KL and Singapore are both stopping off grounds from the UK on the way out further East or to NZ and Australia. We will certainly be in KL again we loved it.
@@mikeandcheryl Happy travels! (& somebody please get poor Chez a mini Evian spray bottle in roasting Malaysia😅)
TQ Mike for visiting..appreciated..have a plesant stay sir..
Welcome to MALAYSIA❤ sir...
Most condo@apart in KL provided with roof top pool..so you guys can enjoy the great view city of KL especially at night..
It was superb we really loved KL
You should stay at Cameron highland next time
Thanks for sharing..you both such a cheerful lovely couple…
Btw Mike, by any chance you are a distant relative to Sean Cconnery? 😊
Near Batucaves 8km is KL Zoo Negara
Hi Mike,a great video, in regards to the platinum suites what was your room number and floor level please, regards Richard from Australia
@TravelBugTheRobinsons Sorry, but I really can't remember, I'm thinking 40 something.....!. It was about ten floors below the infinity pool at the top. On Booking.com it is listed as Platinum Suites Tower 2 KLCC. I was talking with the chap who checked us in, and basically "his boss" had the whole floor and let apartments out through various places like booking.com. Practically the entire building is holiday apartments and there are 2 sorts of people who have apartments. Those who do the check-ins themselves and meet you in the foyer and those who use the front desk to do them on their behalf. There is no way of knowing which one you have booked. The front desk ones can be a nightmare with long queues and miserable staff. We were very dubious having read all the reviews; however, we did not experience any of the bad bits such as long elevator delays etc. KL is awesome, vibrant and well worth a visit 😀
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 From Malaysian - Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 🇲🇾
Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team’s car 😅 nice video 😊
I was surprised at how big the car was close up.
@@mikeandcheryl they’re were better 10-20 years ago on that front. New subscriber! We have returned recently from another trip to Thailand and first visit to Singapore. Malaysia 2025 🇲🇾
I'm a local who hasn't been to most of the places you've visited here...
Hopefully, this will give you inspiration to visit a few. You live in such a beautiful, vibrant city. You are very lucky indeed.
@@mikeandcheryl thank you, hope you enjoyed your stay.
We fought the communist for more than 30 years. My late mother witnessed the murder of the police officer in the white volvo. She had PTSD for months.
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, people beautiful beach, skyscrapers & others, Msian likes to lepak Mamak drink Teh Tarik Jom joining Malaysian 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*
How did you find all the places you visited, is there a guide book or did you just wing it
A few days before we go anywhere we google things to do in (insert place) and we do the same on UA-cam. We then choose the ones we want to do during the week and I write a list of 15 or so in a notebook. As we do each one we cross them off the list. If we are talking to people and they suggest other places we add them on.
Thanks 👍
I didn't understand what you said about having to buy a ticket in Vietnam in order to get our of Malaysia. What's that about?
Apparently it is a requirement of Malysian Immigration that visitors have a ticket to leave the country again when they enter. When we went to check in for the flight in Vietnam the airline would not check us in unless we had a ticket to get back out of Malaysia afterwards. They explained that if we didn't have one and they let us board the aircraft and we were refused entry to Malaysia they would be responsible for taking us back in to Vietnam. In order to do this I just went on to booking.com and booked the cheapest flight possible (£19 - no luggage -Penang to Singapore) They then let us board. Interestingly enough, when we got to Malaysia they did check we had accommodation booked and travel out of the country booked too. I was unable to change the flight with booking.com nor get a refund so we simply didn't show for the the flight and eventually flew out a week or two later. It made no difference as we were stamped in for 90 days. Hope that helps.
@@mikeandcheryl Interesting. Thanks for the info.
Even the muslims are not allowed to enter the mosque during the praying time if they just want to walk around to take photos.
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Are you related to Sean Connery?
No I'm not but I'll happily take it as a compliment....many thanks...😁
Yes Friday is a Muslim religious day with reduced services for most public places.
Reincarnation of Michael Jackson 😂😂😂 loved it
He was a genuine fan for sure. Even waiting to the side for the previous act to finish he was fully in the role.....🤣🤣. Tbh he was very good and everyone loved him
Which country are you from? We will switch.
England. ...not sure about switching though....🤣
@@mikeandcheryl 🤣🤣🤣yeah, as much I thought so too.
whats the name of the property you stayed at?
This is a link to the property on booking.com. It is a little complicated in that there are numerous people renting suites out in a huge building. You will see many mixed reviews about the building and the apartments. Most of these seem to relate to poor service from the front desk, poor comms with the person renting it out and the lifts always being full. All I can say is we never had to wait for a lift for more than a few minutes and the person we rented it from met us in the lobby, so we didn't have to deal with the front desk. He also responded very quickly to any requests and was on time to hand it back to at the end. I would rent from this user again.
Check out Platinum Suites Tower 2 KLCC on Booking.com! www.booking.com/Share-98i2jdd
Those people working at the front lines esp those at the big eateries places are foreigners who hardly know how to speak English. Please get to move to each counters at the foodstalls to choose food of yr choice,not their choice. There are always western cuisine too,apart from the Malays & Chinese. Have a nice stay in KL.
Stay longer in Malaysia because your visa valid for 90 days....
What hotel?
This link should take you to it.
Check out Platinum Suites Tower 2 KLCC on Booking.com! www.booking.com/Share-DsGEiT
THE MALAYS ARE THE LOCAL POPULATION NOT INDONESIANDS THEY ARE FROM INDONESIA WORKING IN M'SIA.
Why are you interested in cemetaries?
I am not a religious person; however, I have a strange attraction to churches, temples, cemeteries etc. I just find them very serene and calming places that fascinate me.
Visit a mosque for a change, there r many beautiful n tranquil mosques i Malaysia. We r a muslim majority country, it would be good to learn more abt Islam so that all the misinformation about it will be cleared. Welcome to Malaysia.@@mikeandcheryl
You can tell a lot about a place by their cemeteries…who travels & doesn’t want to see them??
Kuala Lumpur is boring. Nothing but shopping malls. Don't know why anyone would want to visit this place.
Oh it's OK if KL is boring because it doesn't have go go girls, girlie bar, drunken man wandering around & vomiting...we really like it this way forever you know...😊
That's right. Nothing and boring. We like it that way. 😅
37:16
Perdana Botanical Garden is actually haunted 👹 at night especially when it rains...as told by the security guards there...😎
Interesting,tell me more
@@jesusnotgod5635 .... Long before there were guards in the area
homeless people in KL always avoiding this area... Only to know it's haunted.