Sarawak is more rustic and tribal than the other states. Some people don’t like that but it’s a heaven for anthropologists and naturalists. Not as touristy as Sabah or the peninsula. And, let’s keep Sarawak that way. Every state has its own unique heritage and characteristics. Good for you Steve & Ivana for exploring the Iban longhouse experience.
I concur. I would consider Steve and Ivana to be most qualified to tell what Malaysia is all about. They've now been to all the states/States in Malaysia. Some people vlog about Malaysia but they've never even set foot or even heard about East Malaysia. 😆
@@weeeee8232, my point exactly. If they have never been to East Malaysia but travel extensively ONLY in the peninsula... sorry, the kind of Malaysia they portray is only the peninsula Malaysia, NOT the whole of Malaysia.
Cooking foods in bamboo is the way we Borneo people especially the village people cooked when in deep jungle. The Adidas Kampung traveled all the way from Sabah to Sarawak with you guys 👍🏻 I'm pretty sure that I can say both of you (Steve and Ivana) are certified Jungle Guy & Lady 😎 Thank you for being the eyes to the world outside of Sabah & Sarawak (Borneo). Stay safe both of you.
Steve & Ivana, thank you for introducing us to the Iban's Long-House community. If you are researchers I would not know it, turning your etic [outsiders] approach to Iban phenomenology [lived experience] to an "emic" [insiders] personal phenomenology [lived experience]. Awesome.
"Some food goes to your stomach, some food goes to your soul"...wow that's so lovely Steve..👍👍 Sarawakian kids stay at the hostel (asrama) since primary one (7years old)..and continue until high school (form 5 ) ..only in Sarawak and Sabah..
Yes..I studied n stayed in d hostel during my school days in Bau area in Sarawak those days. Will only went back home once a month during weekend to our own village.
Young children in rural areas started to stay in boarding school far away from their parents at early age of 7yrs and only back once a week or once in a two weeks to their respective village.....thus the children's in the rural areas are always very independent because of the way they brought up....
No wonder the long house look familiar. the Beer for Breakfast came to this longhouse before. 12:30 The fruit in Ivana's spoon is called Terung Dayak(sour eggplant). Also known as Terung Asam in West Malaysia
Really top quality content :- awesome jungle exploration, interesting interaction with the real friendly locals, the environment, the simple super yummy meal by the river and the river journey back to the longhouse...everything is EPIC. Love to watch Steve with his signature dance in the river 😆😀 It would be wonderful if you could visit the school. Anyway, thanks for sharing another awesome vlog. Can't wait to see your roadtrip series with Ken, Michael and GG. Have a pleasant journey and stay safe always ...HATI HATI and HAPPY HAPPY !!
@@JetLagWarriors Off the beaten path adventure, food, interaction with the locals there, their cultures... just to name a few. I know whatever you post, will definitely be interesting, entertaining and knowledgeable.
Steve and Ivana ♡, I never had a dull moment watching your adventure. Very entertaining watching u guys having great times at the Iban village. 😍🌱🌿🌾🌵🌴🍜🍛🍝🍠
I literally laugh out loud when you said this feels like your permenant sleepover which is true!! That is why going back to kampong is so much fun for most of us Sarawakian... If you, Ivana, Ken & jaslyn happen to be in Sarawak during Christmas , come to my village in ulu tinjar and experience the ngabang culture orang ulu style..
You see lots of cleared land in 2:55... those are farm land. The Ibans practised shifting agriculture and those land are being left to "rejuvenate" after a farming period.
That yellow looking fruit thing is called terung dayak. Terung=brinjal. Same family as the eggplant@brinjal. Its slightly sourish, so its good for cooking sourish dishes.
Wow...it remind me of my younger time when I was still in Primary school.We used to go back to our kampung at rural Baram.area during school holiday.It was so memorable moments in my entire life and unforgetable.I cant.explain how lucky I am to ever experience those kampung life.I really enjoyed that moments eating and picnic on the rock along the river.Glad that you guys visit Sarawak to gain all this original kampung life.Hope Sarawak tourism keep on promoting this type of tourism that you cant get it from anywhere else in this world.Hope one day you can visit our kampung Long Selaan In Baram Miri division.Looking forward for next trip with Ken and others to Miri my hometown.FYI, there is a hill in Miri called Canada hill where 1st oil rig in Sarawak found.See you guys.
It so funny and awesome to know that you guys get along with people of my race. How they talk iban and you guys trying to understand what they means , hahaha.
Hallo JetLag Warriors, please come to sibu on 8th until 17th July for Food Street Fistival, and TRADEX will started at same time until 23rd July. After that, Borneo Culture Fistival started on 18th until 23th July. For state program Sarawak Day will celeberate at Sibu Indoor Stadium on 22rd July.
15:25 this is one of the incident that makes a trip special, although some ppl might feel like it is obstacle/troublesome... but you get to get experiences not everyone else get. just make sure you know which is log, which is croc.... 🤣 17:24 for boats, we have auto gear and manual gear...... let's switch to manual~ 😁 and cute fella there... with the brrrrrr~~ 🤣 he really deserves a bottle of langkau~ 🤣 really hard work. 19:47 who need expensive alarm system? when you have all these animal~ 🤣 22:02 no spoilt brats here. maybe i shd send my kiddo to the longhouse, for.... a few weeks. 😁 23:43 steve, you sure understand kids.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 24:51 would love to learn more about bidayuh and other tribes. i am only familiar with the iban and melanau.. even that i know not much. i really miss a lot not living in my birth-land.
@@JetLagWarriors the bidayuh community only in Kuching, Samarahan and Serian division. You guys just missed it, batang Ai is in Sri Aman division, which is the 4th division where majority are Ibans.
@@JetLagWarriors, most Bidayuhs now lives in single house kampung style. The most famous Bidayuh longhouse is the Annah Rais longhouse. There's a hot water spring not far from it, so it makes for a nice day trip visit. Not sure if that is also where the last ladies with ringed legs live. For now, exploring First Division (Kuching, Serian, Bau, Lundu, maybe Samarahan...) would easily include that because Annah Rais is not that far from Kuching.
4:18 Actually the guy said 'lalih' or we call it 'upa lalis/lalih' which is taken from some kind of rattan shoots. Its neither ginger (lia) nor garlic. Very bitter. I didn't like it (enda nyamai ba aku haha) but my family loves it.
floating logs are logging, might be residues, might it is to be floated elsewhere, might be to block certain entries. you might be sad about uncontrolled logging in that beautiful land, and if it goes unplanned or badly planned, for the greed of certain people....the citizens' suffer. the longhouses folks have been in the dilemma with badly development over the decades...with corruptions as u know...the people suffers. It would have been worked as better amenities , future for the kids, and opportunities for many, as well as foreigners that wish to retire as their second home.... anyway...hope u had a good experience.
but there's no logging there. if you noticed the logs are old. most likely the local that chopped tree to build something or repair their home and didnt dispose it properly
I concur, @@aruf5936. If there are logging activities there... the streams, waterfall and river water wouldn't be clear or tea-like (due to rotting leaves in the riverbed).
Beautiful Adventure .. I just spend A Month Back home for Gawai May -June In Julau Sarawak .. Nyamai bamboo chicken .. Lol ..Living in Australia For 25 Years .. Most Longhouse Now modern .. Makai .. Nyamai 🤙😋❤️
Not this time by the looks of it. They're still in Kuching and will start their road trip tomorrow. Hopefully they'll come back for that. Sarawak is too big to cover in a week or even two.
I reckoned it will take one or two year to cover Sarawak. The land is so big, as the size of Peninsular Malaysia. Of course the visit of Niah Caves is a must one for every tourist.
i can see its look like picnic by the river 😊 do they served you with "manok pansoh" a.k.a. bamboo chicken? with bamboo rice too? i can see the thumbnail Ivana eating Sarawakian signature dish "Dayak Egg Plant" which is a sour eggplant 😊 - waiting
@@roznazlann6026 kalau dekat, bolrhlah ke pasar borneo seri kembangan pada hujung minggu. disana mvm mcm sayurz buah, kuih dan makanan sabah & sarawak dijual.
Mulu national park will be a great experience for you. the river there is very beautiful , you can follow tribe there do fish hunting during night time. I miss my time in Mulu
@@JetLagWarriors, some Sarawakians brought the seeds to the peninsula and tried growing it but only a few managed to grow them. They said it is very hard to grow in the peninsula. So, Sarawakians usually fly them over to sell at the Borneo Bazaar at Sri Kembangan.
Yeah I got pranked by the same root by my aunt when I was 10. That bitter taste doesn't leave your mouth for like a day. Still traumatised, doesn't stop me from doing it to other people tho
Thanks for your beautiful sharing.... heaven... paradise... wonderful... breathtaking...very happy to see both of you... experiencing such a fantastic & joyful days at the longhouse 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
This is so amazing! I’m in Sarawak now and considering taking a trip to visit the long houses as some one recommended. I was all in until the end of the video where you showed that HUGE 8 legged creature 😂 Seems like such a memorable experience though!
I wish you had interviewed some of those tourists that came along with you guys. I'm just curious where they are from and maybe some stories from them could be insightful. Maybe next time.
both of you must try to go that one place the travelgrammer had gone before.. in one of the jungle were 1 Europe father with local wife living in the wild. Kurakura homestay if i not mistaken the name of the place
Sarawak is more rustic and tribal than the other states. Some people don’t like that but it’s a heaven for anthropologists and naturalists. Not as touristy as Sabah or the peninsula. And, let’s keep Sarawak that way. Every state has its own unique heritage and characteristics. Good for you Steve & Ivana for exploring the Iban longhouse experience.
I concur. I would consider Steve and Ivana to be most qualified to tell what Malaysia is all about. They've now been to all the states/States in Malaysia. Some people vlog about Malaysia but they've never even set foot or even heard about East Malaysia. 😆
Most qualified? Seriuos la.
@@cityliving-rainforestperson some just visited KL, Penang and/or the islands in peninsula.... they dont know what they missed. 😁
@@weeeee8232, my point exactly. If they have never been to East Malaysia but travel extensively ONLY in the peninsula... sorry, the kind of Malaysia they portray is only the peninsula Malaysia, NOT the whole of Malaysia.
@@cityliving-rainforestperson oh well, their losses, not ours. 😁
Cooking foods in bamboo is the way we Borneo people especially the village people cooked when in deep jungle. The Adidas Kampung traveled all the way from Sabah to Sarawak with you guys 👍🏻 I'm pretty sure that I can say both of you (Steve and Ivana) are certified Jungle Guy & Lady 😎 Thank you for being the eyes to the world outside of Sabah & Sarawak (Borneo). Stay safe both of you.
Jungle Couple. 😊
Haha, thank you🙏 Glad you like our travels throughout Borneo😊
I see the 🐔 & 🐟 being cooked BBQ which are the locals favourite during picnic, next time can try the bamboo style (pansoh) e.g. ikan/manok pansoh
Steve & Ivana, thank you for introducing us to the Iban's Long-House community. If you are researchers I would not know it, turning your etic [outsiders] approach to Iban phenomenology [lived experience] to an "emic" [insiders] personal phenomenology [lived experience]. Awesome.
Please do come and visit Bario the Kelabit Highland 🙂 another one of a must visit places in Sarawak!
yes. a must!
From johor.serawak dan sabah memang bagus di sana masih banyak konsep tradisonal dan banyak adat budaya.💟
Once again a fantastic experience. Continue to be educated by Steve and Ivana . Well done!! Keep safe, healthy and happy.
"Some food goes to your stomach, some food goes to your soul"...wow that's so lovely Steve..👍👍
Sarawakian kids stay at the hostel (asrama) since primary one (7years old)..and continue until high school (form 5 ) ..only in Sarawak and Sabah..
Yes..I studied n stayed in d hostel during my school days in Bau area in Sarawak those days. Will only went back home once a month during weekend to our own village.
Actually,Pahang too.some areas are still remote.I.e Cameron Highlands.Mostly orang Asli kids stayed in hostel since primary.
Young children in rural areas started to stay in boarding school far away from their parents at early age of 7yrs and only back once a week or once in a two weeks to their respective village.....thus the children's in the rural areas are always very independent because of the way they brought up....
Yeah... I remember Beer for Breakfast. They experienced this years ago, and their reaction were just like yours. So sweet couple...
Yeah "adidas kampung" is a must have in every long house😆
Priceless experience
5-star!
No wonder the long house look familiar. the Beer for Breakfast came to this longhouse before.
12:30 The fruit in Ivana's spoon is called Terung Dayak(sour eggplant). Also known as Terung Asam in West Malaysia
Really top quality content :- awesome jungle exploration, interesting interaction with the real friendly locals, the environment, the simple super yummy meal by the river and the river journey back to the longhouse...everything is EPIC.
Love to watch Steve with his signature dance in the river 😆😀
It would be wonderful if you could visit the school. Anyway, thanks for sharing another awesome vlog. Can't wait to see your roadtrip series with Ken, Michael and GG. Have a pleasant journey and stay safe always ...HATI HATI and HAPPY HAPPY !!
Haha! Glad you notice the signature dance.😆
What would you like to see on our roadtrip?
@@JetLagWarriors Off the beaten path adventure, food, interaction with the locals there, their cultures... just to name a few. I know whatever you post, will definitely be interesting, entertaining and knowledgeable.
Hopefully you will visit all the Tribes long houses esp.d Bidayuh, Orang Ulu, Kayan/ Kenyah, Melanau along the Pan Borneo.....
If Nat Geo never filmed a boat meandering through the logs before .. u might be the first one ! 😅. Simply loved this raw footage across the river !
Steve and Ivana ♡, I never had a dull moment watching your adventure. Very entertaining watching u guys having great times at the Iban village. 😍🌱🌿🌾🌵🌴🍜🍛🍝🍠
Thank you so much🙏
I literally laugh out loud when you said this feels like your permenant sleepover which is true!! That is why going back to kampong is so much fun for most of us Sarawakian... If you, Ivana, Ken & jaslyn happen to be in Sarawak during Christmas , come to my village in ulu tinjar and experience the ngabang culture orang ulu style..
Helloo
You see lots of cleared land in 2:55... those are farm land. The Ibans practised shifting agriculture and those land are being left to "rejuvenate" after a farming period.
You have the best travel vlog guys! I enjoyed your trips în România, my country. Hope you Will come back some time!
Enjoy your time wherever you go!
We will be back in Romania for the autumn 👍👍👍👍👍!! Can’t wait!!
The journalism is better than national geographic.
What! Wow! Feeling so honored to be compared with National Geographic😆😆😆 Thanks, man!
That yellow looking fruit thing is called terung dayak. Terung=brinjal. Same family as the eggplant@brinjal. Its slightly sourish, so its good for cooking sourish dishes.
Nyamai!
My fave is to cook the terung with chicken soup...nyamai wai 😋
Yes in sarawak malay called terung asam if not mistaken 😋
@@zhaibusrah5663 yes terung asam or terung bulu cuz its hairy xD
Yr Channel has been nice.
It is getting exciting.
What an amazing experience! 👍
it was 5 stars!😊
@@JetLagWarriors I'll give it 1️⃣0️⃣🌟!!👍🏻👏🏻🛶
Salute to JLW ! Another great vlogg
Wow...it remind me of my younger time when I was still in Primary school.We used to go back to our kampung at rural Baram.area during school holiday.It was so memorable moments in my entire life and unforgetable.I cant.explain how lucky I am to ever experience those kampung life.I really enjoyed that moments eating and picnic on the rock along the river.Glad that you guys visit Sarawak to gain all this original kampung life.Hope Sarawak tourism keep on promoting this type of tourism that you cant get it from anywhere else in this world.Hope one day you can visit our kampung Long Selaan In Baram Miri division.Looking forward for next trip with Ken and others to Miri my hometown.FYI, there is a hill in Miri called Canada hill where 1st oil rig in Sarawak found.See you guys.
Dayak Wanderer/Kevin visited and wrote about your kampung. I hope Steve and Ivana can visit one day and Steve can try the home made cigar. 😆
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Look forward to watching it later. Have u guys tried d sago worms from d sago tree trunk?
Try also d bario rice, it's one of d most expensive rice in d world.
We tried the sago worms in Sabah!
But we have to put our Sabah videos on hold. We will release them after our Sarawak roadtrip😊
@@JetLagWarriors Sounds good. Wonder where's d location for d Jetlive Sunday tomorrow. 🙂
Amazing picnic by the river...
5star!
Wow what an awesome video abt the Iban culture..I am Iban from Sarawak but been living in Indonesia ever since the pandemic started
Adorei a frase: "Algumas comidas vão para o seu estômago, esse tipo de comida vai para a sua alma."
Thank you for coming to this state, especially Iban longhouses. Any food cooked in a bamboo tube is really tasty! The experience you'll never forget!
It so funny and awesome to know that you guys get along with people of my race. How they talk iban and you guys trying to understand what they means , hahaha.
Haha we enjoyed our time with this Iban family
Hi Steve & Ivana, Great to see both of you having a great time and enjoy the "OH-HA_ing"
Oooooooh Ha!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️
Love your videos ❤️🔥
Thank you!
Every background music on your videos I love it.. it fit with the theme. 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hallo JetLag Warriors, please come to sibu on 8th until 17th July for Food Street Fistival, and TRADEX will started at same time until 23rd July. After that, Borneo Culture Fistival started on 18th until 23th July. For state program Sarawak Day will celeberate at Sibu Indoor Stadium on 22rd July.
Thanks for the info!😂
Wow! I really enjoy watching this video.
15:25 this is one of the incident that makes a trip special, although some ppl might feel like it is obstacle/troublesome... but you get to get experiences not everyone else get. just make sure you know which is log, which is croc.... 🤣
17:24 for boats, we have auto gear and manual gear...... let's switch to manual~ 😁 and cute fella there... with the brrrrrr~~ 🤣 he really deserves a bottle of langkau~ 🤣 really hard work.
19:47 who need expensive alarm system? when you have all these animal~ 🤣
22:02 no spoilt brats here. maybe i shd send my kiddo to the longhouse, for.... a few weeks. 😁
23:43 steve, you sure understand kids.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
24:51 would love to learn more about bidayuh and other tribes. i am only familiar with the iban and melanau.. even that i know not much. i really miss a lot not living in my birth-land.
Love your time stamps!
Hope we will come across a Bidayuh community along our roadtrip. Maybe even stay at their longhouse.
@@JetLagWarriors I love my timestamps too... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@JetLagWarriors the bidayuh community only in Kuching, Samarahan and Serian division. You guys just missed it, batang Ai is in Sri Aman division, which is the 4th division where majority are Ibans.
@@JetLagWarriors, most Bidayuhs now lives in single house kampung style. The most famous Bidayuh longhouse is the Annah Rais longhouse. There's a hot water spring not far from it, so it makes for a nice day trip visit. Not sure if that is also where the last ladies with ringed legs live. For now, exploring First Division (Kuching, Serian, Bau, Lundu, maybe Samarahan...) would easily include that because Annah Rais is not that far from Kuching.
I love when you said “Adidas Kampung”. 😂
the fact that im iban and it feel so weird to be able to understand what they said hahahah have a great adventure in borneo
That make no sense, sure you can understand them since you're iban.anang manas aok😂
"some food going into your stomach. but some FOOd going to your Soul"... im super agree on you Steve...
Awesome video, I never miss seeing your videos...
Thanks for watching Timun 👍
I'm Kevin colleague...five star experience in Sarawak. Good job Jet lag...👍👍 Bagusss
Iban long house at Batang Ai & Lemanak is still the best & my favourite...👍🥰 It's Uniqueness & originality is fabolous & fantastic!!
i love your video sir.....
4:18 Actually the guy said 'lalih' or we call it 'upa lalis/lalih' which is taken from some kind of rattan shoots. Its neither ginger (lia) nor garlic. Very bitter. I didn't like it (enda nyamai ba aku haha) but my family loves it.
floating logs are logging, might be residues, might it is to be floated elsewhere, might be to block certain entries. you might be sad about uncontrolled logging in that beautiful land, and if it goes unplanned or badly planned, for the greed of certain people....the citizens' suffer. the longhouses folks have been in the dilemma with badly development over the decades...with corruptions as u know...the people suffers. It would have been worked as better amenities , future for the kids, and opportunities for many, as well as foreigners that wish to retire as their second home....
anyway...hope u had a good experience.
Thanks Steve
but there's no logging there. if you noticed the logs are old. most likely the local that chopped tree to build something or repair their home and didnt dispose it properly
I concur, @@aruf5936. If there are logging activities there... the streams, waterfall and river water wouldn't be clear or tea-like (due to rotting leaves in the riverbed).
The yellow one is egg plant..IBAN call it terung IBAN or terung asam..nymaiiiii
Beautiful place, great adventure👍👍👍
Beautiful Adventure .. I just spend A Month Back home for Gawai May -June In Julau Sarawak .. Nyamai bamboo chicken .. Lol ..Living in Australia For 25 Years .. Most Longhouse Now modern .. Makai .. Nyamai 🤙😋❤️
Are you guys going to visit borneo jazz festival in miri? Its going to end tomorrow tho. 24 to 26 june.
Not this time by the looks of it. They're still in Kuching and will start their road trip tomorrow. Hopefully they'll come back for that. Sarawak is too big to cover in a week or even two.
No already postpone the roadtrip.
I'm scared of the river. There's Crocs!!
I reckoned it will take one or two year to cover Sarawak. The land is so big, as the size of Peninsular Malaysia. Of course the visit of Niah Caves is a must one for every tourist.
Awesome content 👍👍😂
i can see its look like picnic by the river 😊 do they served you with "manok pansoh" a.k.a. bamboo chicken? with bamboo rice too? i can see the thumbnail Ivana eating Sarawakian signature dish "Dayak Egg Plant" which is a sour eggplant 😊 - waiting
we tried many dishes cooked in bamboo. Everything was excellent👍
betul tu, memang terung sarawak la tu...jiran saya ada tanam di selangor...2 pokok, tapi tak pernah ada rezeki lagi nak merasa
@@roznazlann6026 buat sup salai ikan campur dgn terung asam sedapp sangat 🤤🤤🤤
@@rxibxrxi7777 sup ayam terung dayak pun sedap 😁
@@roznazlann6026 kalau dekat, bolrhlah ke pasar borneo seri kembangan pada hujung minggu. disana mvm mcm sayurz buah, kuih dan makanan sabah & sarawak dijual.
Agree...5star experience
Wow...hopefully you guys enjoy yr stay there bro.
we sure did. 5 stars!
Perfect longhouse adventure JLW, double thumbs up👍👍
Nice place.Good experience.Welcome to Sarawak
that was terung asam,boiled with fish soup,damn nice.
Mulu national park will be a great experience for you. the river there is very beautiful , you can follow tribe there do fish hunting during night time. I miss my time in Mulu
Wow amazing people in Sarawak right? All the best brother and thanks for sharing your beautiful time in Sarawak I love it my home town Sarawak
Terung Dayak: Dayak Eggplant Super yummy 😍😍😍😋😋😋 Finally, u tried it 🤙🤙🤙
Enti tunu manah agi madi
@@DayakWanderer???
@@ExploreMasSabran ooo.. If burnt on open fire and mixed with Sambal belacan.. Nice
@@DayakWanderer i see... My late Mom's always make it like that... Super Yummy
@@ExploreMasSabran super awesome
Hi from Kuching Sarawak. Kampung life is the BEST......
Precious than gold experience. What a takeaway ❤ Do not forget to cherish every moment while you are still there.
the yellow one that you like is one of the eggplant, locally call terong assam....
Buffet by the river in the jungle 😍😍😍
You can only find the yellow terung asam in Sarawak
yes, we have never seen it before. It actually looks like yellow tomatoes.
Can try it with chicken soup next time...Dayak smokehouse (rumah asap) normally do serve this at its stall
@@JetLagWarriors, some Sarawakians brought the seeds to the peninsula and tried growing it but only a few managed to grow them. They said it is very hard to grow in the peninsula. So, Sarawakians usually fly them over to sell at the Borneo Bazaar at Sri Kembangan.
@@cityliving-rainforestperson interesting…I wonder why…different soil??
@@JetLagWarriors, I would believe so. Sometimes they grow but harvest is not as great as in Sarawak.
You are quite close the site who Michel Rockfeller desappeared in 1961. Know western netherlands new guine, nowdays Papua.
Neighbouring country, a few islands away... between Borneo and Australia. Close enough. 😄
Very nice ..🇲🇾👍
awesome.. can't wait to see this. I'm still editing mine..
Aku nganti enggi nuan, Kibin. 😀
@@cityliving-rainforestperson Auk tq
Can’t wait to see your video!!
We had an amazing time. What a rich experience. Thanks so much for having us!!
@@JetLagWarriors awesome.. We should get you guys back someday
@@DayakWanderer that would be lovely😊
Upak lalih....just like bamboo shoots bitter n normally cook with chicken,wild boar or other animal's meat 😁
ahhh it must have been cooked with those veggies inside the bamboo👍
my best bro steve ken Ivana thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
Woww... I like everything if cook in bamboo.
Steve, dah Palau nyirup tuak pagi tadi. Nyirup baru agi.
Wahhh..makanan semua sedap
I see flowers by the river where Ivana taught Steve the word "nyamai". I wonder what kind of flower is that.
Yeah I got pranked by the same root by my aunt when I was 10. That bitter taste doesn't leave your mouth for like a day. Still traumatised, doesn't stop me from doing it to other people tho
😂😂😂 Are you Sarawakian?
Thanks for your beautiful sharing.... heaven... paradise... wonderful... breathtaking...very happy to see both of you... experiencing such a fantastic & joyful days at the longhouse 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
Wow beer for brekfast first & jetlag 2nd i watch this place!!!
That is called terung asam (sour brinjal) only available in Borneo.
You guys watch beer for breakfast too 🤩
This is so amazing! I’m in Sarawak now and considering taking a trip to visit the long houses as some one recommended. I was all in until the end of the video where you showed that HUGE 8 legged creature 😂
Seems like such a memorable experience though!
Sorry, I just read the comnents about you eating Sago worms. I look forward to that vlog!
coming soon!
Amazing trip
3:37 i knew you are Randy Orton Fans😄😄
Those chicken wings are bought from shops in the town.
What a great experiences!
Terung Asam! 👍🏻😃
Nyamai👍
@@JetLagWarriors Cook with smoked fish!! Nyamai 👍🏻😄 mantap
There is a logjam there, an effect of logging upstream.
Hai..new friend here,,nice video,i love its
Thanks for watching new friend 👍👍
At 12.37 time point, that was the brinjal asam or sour eggplant/ terung dayak.
What a great experience but that tarantula..omg I'd be freaking out.
6:20 steve doing tiktok 😂😂😂😂😂
Human should live like this
We all used to... some, like them, still do. Nowadays people live life sanitised from nature.
I wish you had interviewed some of those tourists that came along with you guys. I'm just curious where they are from and maybe some stories from them could be insightful. Maybe next time.
oh good idea. We didn’t think of it. They were from Italy, Spain, and Australia. Invited by Sarawak Tourism to cover this place👍😁
both of you must try to go that one place the travelgrammer had gone before.. in one of the jungle were 1 Europe father with local wife living in the wild. Kurakura homestay if i not mistaken the name of the place
Yes correct Kura Kura Home stay
That's how we do it, here in Sarawak
makai eate ngirup drink😊
Wow nice food
healthy and organic👍
I love you bro... 😂😂Welcome to my family iban 🤣🤣😘😘hahaha
Sarawak iban family...SARAWAK..
When are u going back to Kuching? Tomorow last 26/6 Padungan Gawai..food
I love terung..nyamai
nyamai👍