First Day in Kuala Lumpur | Batu Caves and Street Food 🇲🇾

I'm in Kuala Lumpur for 3 days on a stopover before heading to Dhaka. I headed to a Hindu temple, Batu Caves. There were more monkeys than Hindus and more Hindus than Malaysians. It was very cool, the weather here can be very temperamental - I need to learn to dress in appropriate attire. Enjoy :)

[@KayH6]

Dont expect to find street food by d roadsides on walkways like indonesia..all vendors are licensed in malaysia and they can only set up stalls at designated areas

[@kimolowo4364]

u sure? we have so many illegal street stalls.... they bribe the city councils so they can open up their stalls everywhere

[@makkienleong6865]

Central Market was a wet market. They changed it to souvenirs, arts and antique mall. Mamak means Indian Muslim here. You can find Indian cuisine from their restaurants. Nasi Kerabu is Kelantan rice dish. It is herbal. Nasi Campur is mixed rice. You mixed either kerabu or white rice along with the dishes you want. When its inter monsoon, you get a lot of rain. March to April or May and October to November. Bring along an umbrella for this time of the year. Also, southwest monsoon on May or June to September or early October for west Malaysia.

[@OliTravels]

So interesting, thank you for watching :)

[@syahrezanadham7615]

Top 8 tallest buildings in Kuala Lumpur 1) Merdeka PNB 118 - 679 meters (second tallest building in the world) - 118 floor 2) The Exchange TRX 106 - 454 meters ( World's Largest Rooftop Park and 19th tallest building in the world ) - 106 floor 3) Pertronas Twin Towers - 452 meters ( 21th and 22th tallest building in the world and also Tallest Twin Towers in the world) - 88 floor 4) KL tower - 421 meters 5) Oxley Tower - 346 meters 6) Four Seasons Hotel - 343 meters 7) Menara Telekom TM Tower - 310 meters 8) 8 Conlay KL - 308 meters

[@SughranBibi-ty1fm]

Nice 👍 vlog Bro

[@jepbrown4941]

I have never enjoyed feeding pigeons, but I am enjoying watching you enjoy it

[@OliTravels]

It was a bit gross

[@Heyzairi]

26:00 second tallest building in the world, for now.

[@OliTravels]

Wow!!!!

[@Malaysianplayer13]

the worst scenario is i see a tourist lost their passport to monkey, i dont know if they get the passport back.

[@Malaysianplayer13]

in Malaysia, eventho name are the same with indonesian it is different. the nasi kerabu is must try Malaysian food

[@Malaysianplayer13]

martabak in indonesia same as apam balik(sweet food) in malaysia, while malaysian martabak fill with chicken and meat.

[@naylisyazwina6836]

I’m Malaysian. Thanks for coming to Malaysia. You’re really handsome and have a good voice. I visited a few places in the UK and it’s nice. Best part is the weather but most British people complain about the weather 😂

[@OliTravels]

There's no pleasing the English... always too hot or too cold

[@naylisyazwina6836]

@@OliTravels hahah yeah. I did live in Greenwich for a few months and it was great

[@Malaysianplayer13]

you are so handsome. welcome to Malaysia

[@acerazak4087]

Next time if you visit KL again recommend you visit Kampung Baru, a more than 100 years old Malay village, hotspot for local Malay in KL. You can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma Bridge. Recommend u visit during evening that's when Kampung Baru become more lively 👌

[@OliTravels]

Sounds awesome

[@ShaqShaq-mf5ys]

Hello welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your holiday.😊

[@OliTravels]

Thank you!

[@klasikking9813]

the tip of merdeka 118 building look like antenna but actually it a symbolic of raising the right hand and shout merdeka.. merdeka means freedom/independence

[@ffrenddyffrenddy67]

Very Nice for video 👍

[@vijays8555]

There is no entry fee in temple. Those fee listed in the board are for those do offering to god, like funding for special prayers, flowers..etc. For Just praying there is no fee.

[@OliTravels]

Ah I didn't know what the prices meant!!!

[@KrishnaKumar-se9pn]

It's free to go in and you don't have to pay for it

[@JRLetsGetBig]

Great video man, glad it got recommended to me, about to go through your past ones. Have you done Thailand or Vietnam yet? Those, particularly Vietnam was my favorite in SEA. Although I havent done Indonesia or Malaysia yet, I'm going to in February.

[@OliTravels]

Thank you!! I definitely want to go to Vietnam soon :)

[@Malaysianplayer13]

in religious place you should avoid using curse word, it gonna be offensive for some people.

[@OliTravels]

I am a potty mouth

[@CKology]

handsome! welcome to KL 🌈

[@kimolowo4364]

u should bring him around CK

[@DanialSuppiah]

Its Pretty Sad When You Come As A Tourist And Dont Really Want To Know Whats This Nation Is All About.

[@OliTravels]

@@DanialSuppiah who says I don’t. You don’t know me Daniel

[@vishnumahesparan6238]

Entry fee?get your facts right…there is no entry fees for our temples.Its free and Indians are locals in Malaysia.Its evident that you did not ANY READING on Malaysia even before coming here

[@OliTravels]

There is an entry fee to some areas. I showed this in the video at 6:01 and 21:40. I didn't do any reading before visiting, but I enjoyed nonetheless

[@FooksangKok]

Hello, I want to say sorry first because I am gay and also a Malaysian Chinese. I really like European boys because they are so encouraging, but my English is very poor and I can't understand, so sorry. You are so handsome. I also want to find a European boyfriend, but it should be impossible. Is there anyone willing to be with a European who can't speak English?

[@Mariwannasmoke]

Why are u gay?

[@noruparry]

creep

[@zam023]

30:06 I don't know why tourist always walk pass the information counter, when they can just ask and be given the directions they need to where they want to go.

[@OliTravels]

I'd rather explore on my own, thanks for the view.