$50 Flight From West To East Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@KenAbroad]

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[@engr100viki5]

my best bro thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙

[@chaw294]

Been to Kuching, only once...🤓

[@cityliving-rainforestperson]

Born and bred but now lives outside of the State. Recommendations: - Pinggai Cafe, 37, China Street - Bako National Park - Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary - Fort Margherita (near the State Assembly) - Ranee Museum at Block D, Old Court House - laksa Sarawak at Choon Hui, 34, Jalan Ban Hock - Top Spot for some seafood (other places too) - Teluk Melano (day trip) & nearby small town - Serikin (Sarawak-Indonesia border market) - Irrawaddy dolphin (if you're lucky, you might see them... they're very shy animal) - search for the Titan Arum or maybe the Rafflesia - Siniawan night market - drop by at Bikalan especially with Nick, if you can 😄 - etc.

[@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250]

Hai... welcome to my hometown Kuching Sarawak East Malaysia..🤗🙏🌹

[@Jfc868]

Hi Ken. Welcome to my hometown Kuching. Must visit Bau’s famous Tasik Biru, Wind cafe and Fairy cave. Do drop in the legendary Lina cafe for roti canai and Teh si. Roti canai normally sold out by 10am. So brekkie first before sight seeing. All the best!

[@harlanlang6556]

I first arrived in Kuching in 1964, lived there for 2 years, married my wife there so it changed my life forever! Sorry I can't offer advice for visiting today's Kuching because it was so much different back when I lived there. I have a friend from Germany named Grete Fozdar still living there who married an Indian doctor who lived in Malaysia, so Germans can definitely survive and thrive in Malaysia. My great-great grandparents were from Hanover, maybe not far from where you're from, who left what was then Prussia for an exciting new life in the wild frontier of America. So maybe the "wander gene" is in the German genome. My younger son also married a Malaysian. If you want that great Malaysian makan for your whole life, having a Malaysian wife helps. My wife is actually from Melaka from the Peranakan culture.

[@laieiZ8265]

Hope u can visit Sarawak again sir...

[@harlanlang6556]

@@laieiZ8265 I would love to! I taught English at Kuching High School for two years, 1964-1965. Your grandmother might have been my student. :)

[@usingeooo]

Please come back again sir especially during Gawai Festival, 31st May-1st June every year.

[@ayeitik4925]

Wow from my hometown Malacca

[@AlexSDU]

@@harlanlang6556 Interesting. And the school is still standing up on the hill. Though the prison has no longer around there.

[@giannishen]

When you were standing by the luggage cabinet, I just realized how tall you are, so envious! Looking forward to your new video in Borneo, thanks for sharing! 👍😃🙌

[@fab8490]

Even though Sabah and Sarawak are within the sovereignty of Malaysia, they have their own immigration department. Even us Peninsular Malaysians need to bring our own passport or get the travel permit on arrival there. It really feels like traveling to a different country. The colloquial Sarawakian Malay is almost unintelligible to Standard Malay. They have their own unique culture, foods, and identity and home to diverse tribal groups. As a Peninsular Malaysian, Sarawak is home to one of the best cuisines in Malaysia. Their foods are amazing. You should try Sarawak Laksa, Mee Kolok, and Umai.

[@rxibxrxi7777]

Borneo has the world's oldest rainforest At an estimated 130 million years old, Borneo's rainforest is two times as old as the Amazon rainforest in South America.

[@AdamAfiq-km2zo]

If you have the time, be sure to visit Mulu. The caves are amazing and the culture of the local people are different from what you have already experienced in West Malaysia. Its a bit expensive as you will have to take a flight there and there are only a few hotels but from my experience, it was worth it. If you like to see nature and be off the grid, Id highly recommend it. Keep up the good work Ken

[@chongyawteo9961]

Eating Places 1. Sarawak Laksa - Choon Hui or Chong Choon Cafe (Expect long queues if late morning) 2. Mee Kolok (Usual breakfast for Sarawakians) - Oriental Park / Ta Wan Kung / Kim Joo 3. Kueh Chap (If you are not into pork internal organs, you might want to remove them when you order) - Bintawa Kueh Chap / 3rd Mile Market 4. Pork Satay - Lau Ya Keng (Carpenter's Street) 5. Hawker's Centre (Night time only) - Hui Sing Garden / Siniawan / 101 Centre (large variety of food) P/S: Some of these are personal preferences. Subject to personal taste liking. xD Visiting Places 1. Waterfront bridge (night time has water dance show, you might need to check on its schedule online.) 2. Borneo Culture Museum (Newly built in town area, make prior reservation online so that you would not need to queue upon arrival.)

[@henrywasabi]

and also don't miss out 'Kong Pia'...mini burgers, kam pua....too

[@mypets22]

Welcome to Kuching, you come to the right place, Kuching is the only place which represents Heritage, Food, Multicultural of Sarawak as a whole

[@lsyan]

Welcome to Kuching! Personally I will recommend Places must not miss: Sarawak cultural village, Borneo Culture Musuem, Fairy cave, tasik biru lake, silabur cave, annah rais long house and hot spring, Kuching old town, bako national park. Foods must eat: kolo mee, Sarawak laksa, Kueh chap, Tomato fried mee, kampua, dayak cuisine. Wish you enjoy your trip in Borneo!

[@AlexSDU]

Don't forget Manok Pansoh(Chicken cooked in Bamboo) and Umai

[@anthonyD]

A very apt caption. With the upcoming road trip across Sarawak and the every Tuesdays Vlog, will greatly help to promote / expose Sarawak’s uniqueness i.e. it’s friendly people and diverse cultures. Welcome & have great time in the Land of the Hornbills, Sarawak. The Tuak is ready…oooooHa! Haus. Haus.

[@KelvinJawa]

Welcome to Kuching, Ken. It's my home town. I hope you get to enjoy kolo mee, Sarawak laksa, kampua mee and pansuh babi. Also sample the tuak at the Gawai Bazaar happening now. You won't regret it.

[@gerardwise67]

Awesome! looking forward to following your adventures 🙂 Interesting fact is approximately 73% of the island is Indonesian territory. In the north, the East Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak make up about 26% of the island.

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

You will love it there. That is where I was stranded at the beginning of the Pandemic. I actually had a great time! Super friendly people and I had a great time there! Almost feel nostalgic already to go back! Go to the Orangutan Sanctuary!!

[@ericsblank]

I look forward to seeing your adventures in Kuching! I'll be traveling there in September. I've been all over peninsula Malaysia and plan to check out the western side, along with a weekend trip to Penang.

[@BreakawayBites]

2 years in the making ..... pretty much everyone in Malaysia have been waiting for this to happen. Time to recharge & prepare for the upcoming adventures..... As always , Stay safe , be vigilant , take care mate.

[@sharonleong7120]

Thank you Ken for sharing another great video. I will definitely like and enjoy watching your Borneo series. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@siammark7150]

My favourite part of the world, can’t wait for this series, Kuching is a great starting place Ken.

[@chaw294]

Can't wait to see your Borneo adventure, Ken....am so excited to see your next exploration so wish you all the best. Thanks for sharing with us your flight journey and your nice cozy hotel room. I'm sure your Borneo series will be another epic one. Stay safe and take care.

[@alienatorterminator1543]

East Malaysia is the Real Malaysia! Welcome abroad!

[@Grahamcracker6366]

I’ve been to Kota Kinabalu twice. I recommend taking a ferry to Brunei. It was a nice surprise for me when I arrived there.

[@judyoh9008]

Looking forward to your exploration of Sarawak. I have been to Sabah, but not Sarawak. Based on my visit to Sabah, it is very different from West Malaysia, in terms of culture, people, ect.

[@creatireci2859]

The driver is right. Culturally, Borneo is a lot different from west Malaysia. Different histories, tribes, languages, etc. though there are a lot of similarities too. A major difference is the majority of people here are Christians. The friendliness and hospitality culture is the same as in west Malaysia. You may find people here even more laid back. It’s best not to compare this region to the Peninsula and treat Sarawak and Sabah as different countries. You need to bring passport traveling from the peninsula to Sarawak and also to Sabah and between Sarawak and Sabah - as if you are traveling between different countries. Why? There are complicated historical and political reasons. Enjoy your trip.

[@AlexSDU]

It was part of the agreement between the Sarawak & Sabah goverment with the Malaya goverment, as part of Sabah & Sarawak join with Malaya to form Malaysia. It even stated in the 1963 Malaysia Agreement.

[@ahmadzabidiahmadzanzalli9341]

Where is ivanna?

[@AlexSDU]

@@ahmadzabidiahmadzanzalli9341 Ivanna & Steve already arrived in Sarawak a few days before Ken. Then they met up at Damai Beach Resort in Santubong, Kuching, Sarawak.

[@enternitymoon]

east malaysia is the perfect place to live.. less noise pollution, air pollution.. also less hilarious crazy fast drivers.. so safety on typical road is soo good.. although it is not so much tourist attraction here but it is actually the best place to have a peace of mind. All the natures are still here. Also there's a lot culture in borneo island makes it even more better to live without any bad stereotypes like peninsular usually see

[@harlanlang6556]

I lived in Kuching for 2 years, so I agree with you!

[@mokhtarmustaffa2363]

Please,, besides promoting about the east malaysia don't say bad and negatives things about west Malaysia cos west Malaysia still it is our country. No point talking about good things one part of Malaysia and also talk bad about the other part of Malaysia

[@kendra11]

@@mokhtarmustaffa2363 Agree with you… we are all Malaysians 💕 from a Sabahan 🥰

[@aren3130]

Hi Ken...welcome to Sarawak.Looking forward to your Sarawak videos.My recommendation for your visit in Sarawak are Topspot.seafood, Kuching waterfront, Chong Choon cafe for best Laksa Sarawak, Bako National Park,Sarawak Muzium, Sarawak Cultural Village where the.host of World Muzik Festival in Kuching, Mulu National Park (World biggest chamber called Sarawak Chamber), Niah National Park (Ancient artifax found),Logan Bonut National Park and longhouses along the way from Kuching to Miri for.more adventure.experience.Hope you enjoy yr stay.

[@brandonlim5468]

Hi Ken, You're definitely going to enjoy both Sarawak & Sabah. Be Safe!

[@markarethadaytwa7122]

Looking Good 😊 Kenny! I’ve been a faithful viewer and subscriber for a year now and enjoy seeing the world with you from our living room tv. Safe travels through Borneo! 😘

[@gedung]

Welcome to Borneo, Ken! I am from peninsular but previously had lived in Borneo for 7 years. I would like to suggest making a future video showing the difference between west & east malaysia. It would be interesting to see from a non-malaysian perspective.

[@mikehalimchanabdullah2204]

Wow ! Finally you make it to Borneo . Too many things to discover and adventure there . The foods , the jungles and big chamber....

[@MrWalter2202]

And yes: Kolo Mee and Sarawak Laksa are breakfast for the gods! Had it last year for first time and I love it! As I see, this Video is already one year old, so ideas from my side cannot be new anymore for you! Greets from KL at the Moment. During may I will be back to Borneo again

[@booaks2980]

Enjoy your time in Sarawak, I'm even excited for Sabah series, also enjoy the nature in Borneo Malaysia, is much more relaxing and diverse than in the East.

[@rcBorneo]

Welcome to the 2 Malaysian states on Borneo island, the 3rd largest island in the world. I am looking forward to your tour adventure on these 2 beautiful states.

[@fab8490]

The only Island in the world that is shared between three sovereign entities.

[@teomai]

FYI, Sabah & Sarawak is not a state. It's a country. Don't be fooled by the Malaysia educational systems. Sarawak have it own immigration system law and same goes for Sabah too. Sarawak use English as it one of official language and Sabah too. It's written in the agreement before Sabah & Sarawak joint Tanah Melayu to form Malaysia.

[@harlanlang6556]

@@teomai When I married my wife from Malacca in Kuching in 1965, her teacher college certificate from West Malaysia was not recognized in Sarawak. It was like she was educated in a foreign country.

[@rcBorneo]

@@teomai I know that, cheers!

[@usagiharaafiq]

@@teomai When I see your comment, it have same vibe, like reading Indonesian argue and deny their language root from Bahasa Melayu.

[@thnaykhwam2425]

Fabulous. Have a great enjoyable trip in Sarawak , Ken. God bless♥️🙏🙏

[@FoodNTravel1234]

I did climb Mount Kinabalu once, long time ago. It's so calm and beautiful.

[@aimisakee5446]

Never been to Sarawak. But it's in my bucket list. Sabah is definitely my no. 1 state for vacation spot, no doubt.

[@natashalatip3688]

Kuching- place to eat Laksa sarawak & mee kolok at mom's laksa Mee jawa rabak at taman sukma (lorong juara 3) White lady/Ais kacang/dessert at swee kang jalan haji taha Rojak Kucei Asgar- Annuar hassan at batu lintang no1 Breakfast at Joo seng cafe at No 125 , 1 1/2 Miles, Jalan Rock Do support Local sarawakian burger stall- Norshaf.homemade burger at jalan satok beside Mcdonald

[@patricschilke8481]

Hi Ken, thanks for the nice videos, enjoy traveling. Don't miss Mulu National Park in Sarawak. Full of wonderful nature to explore. If you can afford, stay in Mulu Marriott Resort. You will like it. Have Fun!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Look forward to watching your explorations n adventures in Sabah n Sarawak on d island of Borneo.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Out of d 4 food warriors, you'll be d 3rd to visit Borneo. D travelgramers visited Sarawak many years ago, d jetlag warriors visited Sabah recently n now in Sarawak with u for d first time. Only food n footprints r yet to visit Borneo.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Your room at d Damai Beach Resort looked amazing, a million dollars view. Looked forward to watching your vlog version of d rainforest festival in Sarawak.

[@UncleBin1269]

@@Yasin_Affandi ... Earlier on Beer For Breakfast visited Sarawak twice and recently Remote Darren also visited Sarawak and Darren had visited Sarawak particularly Kuching a few times already .... Seems like they love visiting Sarawak until they visited Sarawak more than once .... Of course they are NOT d Food Warriors Abroad team but they love visiting Sarawak ....

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@UncleBin1269 Yes, I'm aware of all those vloggers u mentioned visiting Sarawak except for Beer for Breakfast, I'm not subscribed. There is an expat with her channel Angela Carson, been to Malaysia n Sarawak few years ago, n came back this year to KL n visited Sarawak again. They r dozens of new vloggers arrived in KL earlier n I supposed few of them will visit Sabah n Sarawak in d island of Borneo. 🙂

[@UncleBin1269]

@@Yasin_Affandi ... Yes i've seen Angela Carson vlog too ...

[@harryalfonso8788]

Well, it's Kuching, Sarawak, East Malaysia this time Ken. Enjoy your stay in Sarawak. It's going to be a different experience. One country but with lots of difference as you explore. It's the biggest state in Malaysia. Enjoy.

[@brianodonnell1664]

Nice little room, busy street view stay a while and use as base

[@filipinainnewfoundland]

Hi Ken, always watching you and sending you a big thumbs up all the way from Newfoundland , Canada 🇨🇦

[@Janggut40]

Welcome to Kuching Sarawak to you *Ken Abroad* Best wishes from Marudi Sarawak.

[@hellokarenlooi]

Sarawak famous foods are laksa, kolo mee and layer cake. Place to visit such waterfall and wildlife. Have fun and enjoy .

[@muhamadfadzilbinhassan2133]

Please go to Sarawak Cultural Village and try Laksa Sarawak,Mee Kolok and ayam pansuh...these are special dish in Sarawak👍

[@andrewlu615]

Welcome to Kuching, the city of Cats....your hotel is walking distance to MBKS park, they are having a sarawak native food and gifts fair right now over there. Is in town, but not so much as the town central. but there are lots of nice food scattered all over Kuching, and hope you like it

[@danadeejay7763]

Ya kuching is cat when translated to English, can find the iconic cat statues in front of Grand Margherita hotel 😺

[@VictorPeter]

Definitely a road trip from Sematan all the way up to Miri, crossover into Brunei and back to Malaysia-Sabah via road. If you're in Kuching, you can do daytrip to Sematan-Lundu, Bau & Serian(12th Divison main town). That basically covers 2 of 12 Divisions in Sarawak. As you make your way northward, explore Simanggang(2nd Division main town), Betong(10th Division main town), Saratok along the way and overnight in Sarikei (6th Division main town) or Sibu(3rd Divison main town). From there you can make daytrip to nearby towns and Kapit (7th Division main town). Driving upward, explore Mukah (11th Divison main town), Bintulu (9th Div Maintown) and overnight in Miri(4th Divison main Town). I've never been to towns further upward from Miri which needs you to drive through Brunei and back to Sarawak and if so, you'll get to Limbang (5th Divison main town) and to cross over into Sabah via land, drive up to the border town of Lawas before crossing over to Sabah. A little more or less than a week is all it takes to breeze through the road trip.

[@AlexSDU]

3:41 Same with me. First time I went to Dunkin Donut, I bought sandwich instead. 🤣 5:44 The hangars in the background are for RMAF aircrafts. Kuching International Airport share runways with the Air Force airbase across the runways. Also the RMAF buildings was Kuching's old airport building. I got the change to experience the old airport when I was small, before it been transferred to the RMAF.

[@haveperutwilltravel]

greetings from Kuala Lumpur! Yes, we've been to Borneo before. Our son is currently doing his undergraduate studies at UNIMAS (Universiti Malaysia Sarawak). We know you will have one heck of a time there, and be sure to check out the Rumah Asap Dayak!

[@mysmartieteevee3036]

Do what the Jetlag Warriors didn't do......Climb mount Kinabalu and vlog it. (Tell your booking agent for the guide that you want to take the Mesilau trail up) ....... It will be one of the greatest experiences of your life Ken.

[@keithhardy8513]

YES ! Climbing Mount Kinabalu is a "once in a life experience" NOT to be missed. It is quite a tough hike, especially when you reach the higher altitude and you must be relatively fit to be able to reach the summit. I am sure that Ken could manage it though. The changes in fauna as you get higher is amazing. Well worth the effort Ken, and it would make a terrific VLOG ! 👍👍🤣🤣

[@PatMunang]

Welcome to Kuching, Sarawak, Ken. Finally you are here!

[@elnet1]

I've been to Sabah, Malaysia (Kota Kinnabalu) a couple of times. If you do go, stay at Nexus Resort, its really a great resort, right on the beach

[@Mary-hx7wh]

Hi Ken. I am an English tutor. One tip: you often use Present Continuous tense when you should use Present Simple tense. Use Present continuous only for what is happening right now. Use Present Simple to talk about facts, permanent situations and to give commands. Other than that, your English is quite good.

[@malinamalina1971]

Yeah.. I've been to kuching and sri aman 2007 ago.. And kota kinabalu 2015..you must try laksa sarawak.. Umai.. Mee kolok.. Ayam pansuh.. Recommended.. At KK please try seafood..

[@mochi_dumplings]

U should try 1. Sarawak food at PINGGAI CAFE or Lepau restaurant & visit at BORNEO CULTURE MUSEUM 2. Visit fairy cave , Mulu national park & Emerald cave 3. Best night market food stalls at SINIAWAN every weekend only

[@MdHasan-oo5dv]

Well come to Sarawak Ken. Have are nice day.

[@mustikajuwita7642]

Omggg please come back for International Dragon Boat & Regatta Festival later .. That's like the biggest festival held in Kuchinggg..

[@dynamicwave1969]

hey.. welcome to Kuching, Sarawak Ken!!! Hope to meet u, if i happened to see u somewhere around.

[@patriciakedeni]

Food wise, other than laksa sarawak, do try bamboo chicken (manuk pansuh), bamboo rice, melanau dishes like umai, sago, fermented fish and meats (pork, popular with the Ibans), etc.

[@noniverena7395]

I'm glad you're enjoying your trip here to Kuching Sarawak. Enjoy and have fun...!! There are always more to discover in Sarawak....!!

[@adrianylyeo]

One thing you'll notice is that the weather is cooler & sunrise/sunset is earlier than west malaysia

[@simmo3730]

Greetings from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Ken. Wow Borneo! I look forward to seeing your next adventures from there. Stay safe and well 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇲🇾🙏

[@ken_net]

Yeah...cant wait to see ken and steve drive on sarawak pan borneo roads.. 😂😂

[@philipkho2353]

Hi Ken...Welcome to Kuching, my hometown and the Dorsett Hotel u stayed is just opposite my brother's house. U should try the famous Sarawak Laksa as desribe by the late Anthony Bordain "breakfast of god " and kolo mee

[@albertchin6417]

Sarawakian Malay language: Kamek = I Kitak = you Auk = yes Sik = no igek = piece Kitak dari siney? = Where are you from? Jamban = toilet Duit = money Maok = want Pergi siney = Go to where?

[@ExploreMasSabran]

Nyaman= sedap Nyaman Gilak= super sedap

[@hplagt6880]

Hi Ken. Im a local Kuchingite. Since you are going to be here longer..i hope you will have the chance to visit all the 13 divisions in Sarawak. kuching is the 1st division. In Kuching you should visit the orang utan santuary at Semenggoh, Bako National park to see the proboscis monkey. Ask the forest rangers when is the best time to see the biggest flower in the world@the Rafflesia. Try to stay in a bidayuh longhouse...a homestay at Mongkos, Serian and also an Iban longhouse in the 2nd division of Sri Aman where most of the Ibans live. In Kuching itself, you should visit all the museums especially the Sarawak Culture Museum which is the biggest in South East Asia if im not mistaken. Visit our iconic waterfront and walk along the Darul Hana Bridge. Its gets lively at night..

[@kefarakefara9034]

Selamat datang ke Kuching Sarawak ' 😋🤩 .. frist days ...cuba makan mee Kolok Sarawak n laksa Sarawak ' super sedap..laksa Sarawak ' mee Kolok .. number in Kuching Sarawak .😋🤩

[@albertchin6417]

There are beautiful attractions at Batu Kawa. It known as Batu Kawa Riverbank Park. Beautiful view at night.

[@naisunhonaisunho9218]

Hello Ken, 40 yrs ago I was in Kuching where I had a bowl of kolo mee. It was so delicious ! 👍

[@azax3813]

The east side more laid back for me .I'm from Kelantan and my wife from Sabah and weirdly they are more religious and conservative than my family.

[@chongsiklung3196]

Ken. seen u already in kuching, try to visit BAU area, 1 hour far away from Kuching, they have FAIRY CAVE, WIND CAVE, and TASIK BIRU (blue lake). I can't waiting to watch your video.

[@cooknengr]

Best old school Sarawak laksa at bamboo garden, ICOM square...thats where I go when I return home

[@mathewjoechannel3815]

Hallo ken...welcome to Borneo Sarawak. Please come to sibu on 19 -23 July 2022 for Borneo Culture Festival... it great event for mutlticulture in sarawak such as Melayu,Dayak,Chinese and Melanau.

[@cbmlaura]

your hotel is just next to my office. haha. enjoy your stay. lots of recommended food at the local kopitiams just around your hotel.

[@lynia6587]

Hi Ken 👋🏻 that was a smooth flight , it's much easier now they're using the new system digital scanner for boarding pass and checking in your own luggage 👍 I am super excited to explore Sarawak through the lens of your camera coz I haven't got the opportunity yet to visit the east but surely would consider a vacay in my bucket lists 🤣👍🥰

[@eat.live.travel]

Excited about your Borneo series! I'm embarrassed to say I've never been to East Malaysia so I'm looking forward to learning about it through you!

[@weilk7420]

1:35 so helpful and friendly Malaysians

[@mizzwutever]

So funny the guy said you travel a lot but you don't know how to use this 😂

[@raymondwong2922]

Welcome to Borneo Ken! I am personally from Sabah, the other side of Sarawak and before u head to Sabah, there's something u must check them out, food like Yee Fung Laksa, Philippine Market, Sutera Harbour Beach and Resort, Shangri-la Rasa Ria, Kundasang, Mount Kinabalu, Island hopping such as Pulau Sipadan, Pulau Gaya, Pulau Manukan and etc, and if you wanted to shop duty free, u can also take a ferry ride around 40m to Labuan to get some duty free, though its a old town but u can find almost any alcoholic drinks or tobacco anywhere with a cheap price, best thing to do in Sabah is to enjoy yourself with the beauty of nature and play some water sports, also there's another channel called jetlagged warriors, if i am not mistaken, they are in Sabah currently, so do check them out on what they have experienced! Too much to say, but anyway, Welcome to Sabah once again! :D

[@PrinceRightyI]

Fi...nal...ly. You're in the right region if you're looking for adventure. Try our notorious Pan-Borneo trail all the way up to Lawas. And make sure to visit Kapit too. 😁

[@sipbimo]

finally you are at borneo. experience the vast variety the land of borneo has to offer.other than Sarawak and Sabah, you might want to see Brunei and Indonesia( Kalimantan). cannot wait to see your vlog on borneo trip

[@zaki-pq1ps]

Sarawak to peninsular msia is basically the same except people in sarawak is much calmer and less political than peninsular. Sarawak is also generally cleaner then peninsular malaysia.

[@razalihusainc7724]

There is a boat race Event 2-4 September 2022 along River Niah, Sarawak. Hope to see younthere. At our Kampong.

[@encikawang1570]

Kuching newest attraction is Borneo Cultural Museum. Maybe you should ho and have a look. Got very good feedback from visitors.

[@syazmansyah6262]

Maybe you can try visit Mulu, Fairy Cave, Matang Wildlife, Santubong, try kek lapis near the kuching waterfront

[@evilkyo100]

You should try Kek Batik.....it is very famous in Sarawak.....you need to cross the sarawak river to go the famous shop of kek batik....

[@aniqumi3905]

Though am Malaysian, I have never been to Sarawak..looking fwd to watch ur youtube content on yr experience in Sarawak! Have a nice trip there Ken!

[@clintton888888]

take a ferri to island and the cost where to take , the beach is it very clean and nice.Manukan Island . Also check out Sinalau Bakas Kg Bongol , see how much durian there .also Liwagu Restaurant ..Timpohon Gate, Kundasang, Sabah. . Laban Rata Resthouse

[@topville370]

im from malacca west malaysia, but last time i have been there at borneo east malaysia, which is sabah, im really enjoying my time there, u wont regret there, too many beautiful places to visit over there, and even now im missing sabah eventhough im at KL enjoyy mate

[@newmazz]

Pegi Sarawak naik belon. Go to Sarawak on balloon (aeroplane). I remember taking the plane alone when I was 13 yr old to Kuching, Sarawak to visit my relatives. Aeroplane is called’ ‘belon’ or balloon by the locals.

[@terencelee880]

Padang belon is airport, correct?

[@ExploreMasSabran]

@@terencelee880 Sounds weird. We still call it airport. Not padang belon.

[@ExploreMasSabran]

@@terencelee880 only aeroplane we called belon

[@ExploreMasSabran]

Actually, just belon. Not baloon. Cause baloon in Sarawak is gelembong. Not for aeroplane

[@huseyinbayraktar5106]

G'day ken it's good to see you there we're excited to see your videos about Borneo. Please do visit KOTA KINABALU it's a beautiful city have a wonderful time there.

[@filipinainnewfoundland]

I wanna see more videos from you so i decided to subscribe your channel

[@wellwilson4388]

Welcome to Kuching my bro Ken. Normally, people in Swk speak English the most.. Speak England 😁, widely. Enjoy your stays.

[@John-qn5tz]

Ken, enjoy your vlogs. Please keep making those videos. Will you meet with "global gibbon" you tubers. I think he is dutch and lives in sarawak.

[@nextlevel4602]

Hi Ken, i am from Kuching Sarawak. You must try KOLOMEE (local noodle). they have different versions in almost all of the coffee shops. Goes really well with Kopi O Kosong (coffee without milk or sugar)

[@84jordie]

Mee Kolo and Sarawak Laksa is a must try Ken. Have fun and stay safe.

[@myownmyown3617]

Been to Kuching before. Its a very clean city.

[@borneodayak479]

Selamat datai k menoa bumi kenyalang. In Iban (thats the biggest local tri be in Swak) it means welcome to the land of hornbill.

[@DapurCheMala]

Awesome adventure. Love your channel.

[@Dodilafir]

Never been there....love to...Gonna a learn a great deal from this Ken...cheers mate..

[@aungmyintoo4635]

You can come to Pontianak city of Indonesia Borneo just nearby Kuching. Different vibe, different currency and a new country.

[@chinhowlim1363]

Its about the outdoor nature in Kuching. Go to Bako, Gunung Gading, Kuching wetlands. try kolo mee, laksa, kueh chap, kong pia.

[@azriefiqriey5080]

wait ur at sarawak now? wow cant wait to see u here anywhere i guess!