Ipoh 2D1N Trip from Penang: Kuala Sepetang, Lost World of Tambun, Bercham great food & massage!

[@virtualexplorers6704]

Haha Jimmy the Hamsap t-shirt. From ichang ah hehe? Lovely video as usual Bro. Keep it coming....

[@pishedbloke]

LOL you noticed! I wear that tshirt in a few videos.

[@virtualexplorers6704]

@@pishedbloke haha yes.... Have you met up with ichang team before? They also have nice vids

[@tomwong917]

I do not see a lot of foreigners in the places you visits. It shows the uniqueness of the locations you go. Keep up the good work!😊

[@pishedbloke]

I try to research these places and ask locals where to go. I prefer not to go to those places which are too famous. :)

[@tomwong917]

@@pishedbloke Hopefully it stays that way,

[@888katiechau]

Please share more foodie stuff and adventure tour you experience. This is great watch.

[@pishedbloke]

Thank you!!! I will try to go and eat more! LOL

[@virtualexplorers6704]

Didn't know Bercham so happening. Have always focused around Ipoh city center only. Will try Bercham next time

[@pishedbloke]

My friend brought me... we had an airbnb stay nearby, took the whole house. A lot of makan there.

[@virtualexplorers6704]

@@pishedbloke Yeah could see the vast veriety of noodles your group ordered :-). The roast duck place also looks good. A nice change instead of the usual crowded taugeh chicken in town. Noting down all these places for my next trip .... thanks Bro. Love your channel!

[@pishedbloke]

@@virtualexplorers6704 Thank you so much for watching... more videos coming soon!

[@gracechan4312]

I enjoy watching your videos. Especially hearing spoken penang hokkien by you and the wonderful people. It's my mother tongue, too. Kam sia

[@pishedbloke]

Thank you! I grew up speaking Hokkien in Penang and Kedah, although my wife and I speak Hokkien at home, unfortunately our kids prefer speaking English, and in school, they are forced to use Mandarin instead of dialects. I think we made a bad step in the late 80's and 90's to encourage use of Mandarin by abolishing dialects, both in Malaysia and Singapore. Today it is a dying language, I still encourage my kids to speak it but it is difficult.

[@ktklow]

Natural beauty of the limestone hills.. hope they don't convert everything to cement mix. And the food!!!! Damm make me jealous.

[@pishedbloke]

Ipoh mali Ipoh mali.... hahahaha nice short stay bro

[@mariojsworld]

Nice trip.

[@pishedbloke]

thanks... it was fun and delicious! 😆