Kuala Lumpur First Impressions: What it's like here in 2024

[@tjandbtraveling]

So, what do you think? Is Kuala Lumpur as cool as we think it is? Let us know in the comments!

[@fuadarif4056]

If you guys go to East Malaysia (Borneo) you get Sabah, mainly Dusun, Kadazan, Murut, Brunei, Bajau etc2 race and Sarawak mainly Dayak, Melanau, Melayu, Penan, Kedayan etc2.. it’s totally a different side of Malaysia.. There is a big expats community in Kota Kinabalu..

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thank you so much for the recommendation, when we allow more time we will do all of this. Which would you recommend the most?

[@30AndAWakeUp]

Oh wow! I’ll be in KL for 2 months starting in August. Let me know if you guys are still there!

[@tjandbtraveling]

Amazing, unfortunately we'll be long gone by August. We need to connect on another cruise!!

[@90taetaeya]

becareful of their crazy laws！

[@coolriffs.]

You missed the park behind KLCC.. that is where the kids playground, pool and water fountain show at night is.. and it's all free!

[@tjandbtraveling]

We went there - a fun place

[@njamil85]

Thanks for promoting my country Malaysia. Looking forward your next adventure in Malaysia. Dont forget to visit other states like Penang, Langkawi, Borneo, Cameron Highlands, Melaka.

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thank you, you're country is amazing and we definitely want to spend more time here

[@PatrickDeVille-oy6ms]

I love how you show the culture and food of the places you visit.

[@tjandbtraveling]

We really appreciate the culture and the food in all these places. So fascinating and delicious

[@azizjophie]

Really I enjoyed with your Vlog. Thank you for showing us this beautiful city.

[@tjandbtraveling]

This city is amazing, thank you

[@KayH6]

Malaysians consist of many races 3 major races chinese, indian and MALAY which most tourist for whatever reason couldnt identify the last one. Theres a reason why this country is called MALAYsia and before independent states in peninsular were all ruled by malay rulers

[@klasikking9813]

even now ruled by malay rulers

[@aungmyintoo4635]

economically ruled by Chinese, whereas the majority malay live like a peasant.

[@KayH6]

@@klasikking9813 technically no..malay rulers are head of islamic affairs as we are constitutional monarchy under our federal constitution 3 bodies of govt are executive, legislative and judiciary

[@MrBombastic_007]

​@@KayH6nuar berahim is malay so...yeah

[@KayH6]

@@MrBombastic_007 malay rulers refers to malay royals basic knowledge

[@norzilahaziz6695]

welcome to mlysia..KL. TQ for your visit...

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thank you! 😃

[@norhaslinahasan4912]

Welcome to Malaysia. Do enjoy your stay. Do go to Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman night market

[@АлександрБурмин-р6л]

Вы показали нам свои прекрасные воспоминания, эти воспоминания останутся в вашей памяти, и вам будет что вспомнить о том, как мир удивлял вас.

[@tjandbtraveling]

Спасибо! We will look forward to looking back to these memories

[@penjejakdarulhakiki2119]

welcome to kual lumpur sister n brother ... have a nice day. Kuala Lumpur Truly Asia

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thanks! 😃 So nice to feel so welcomed

[@asrie1234]

*Seen its Amazing, thanks for sharing your very good videos*

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thank you very much! ☺️

[@aren3130]

Welcome to Malaysia.Hope you have pleasant stay here.Hope you can visit other places as well like Penang, Malacca, Genting Resort World etc.Take care and cheers.

[@tjandbtraveling]

Thanks for the tips! I heard Genting was a bit overrated....

[@hamidahjaffar8127]

Welcome to Malaysia

[@IbnuIsmail]

use small umbrella if want to walk on hot sun

[@tjandbtraveling]

We bought some already (but for the rain)

[@dravindion]

When in KL, I would recommend that you take a food tour of Kampung Baru which is the last Malay village in KL. Try the nasi lemak at Wanjo and other food especially Malay pastries (kuih). Another place would be Little India (Brickfields) where you can get authentic Indian breakfast like dosai, roti canai etc. The Botanical Gardens and the KLCC Park would be worth a visit.

[@yoonloilee7245]

Welcome to KL/Malaysia. And enjoy our Malaysian cuisines.

[@kamarulazmanmustaphakamal3924]

You missed KLCC park? It is just behind the tower

[@tjandbtraveling]

We didn't miss it, we run there regularly - it's beautiful

[@shazwanalif2883]

You guys should try more MALAY cuisines since you are in MALAYsia.

[@tjandbtraveling]

We've found some great ones

[@jaslijamil6252]

Bruh please. Malaysia is a melting pot of culture. It’s a waste if they didnt eat everything we serve which includes chinese, indian, malay cuisines.

[@vivaliliy1562]

There is a very good indian vegetarian restaurant in brickfield area called MTR or try The Hungry Tapir.

[@tjandbtraveling]

We went to the Hungry Tapir already but preferred Lagula which is right there too, it's in our latest video

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.

[@tjandbtraveling]

thank you so much!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@tjandbtraveling 😀

[@cindysin2347]

Consider visiting the Tempurong Cave, located at Ipoh, two hours north of Kuala Lumpur, it's the largest limestone cave in peninsula Malaysia. And Ipoh is one of Asia's three best coffee cities.

[@tjandbtraveling]

Ipoh is on my list

[@lealemon4856]

I love putu piring and putu buluh( bamboo ) rarely to find.

[@macdmacd7896]

welcome home ❤❤ may da force be wit yall

[@tjandbtraveling]

and the force with you

[@Bunggil]

The old name of KL was Muara Bustak.

[@tjandbtraveling]

So interesting!

[@AxiJas]

Its okay to eat with your hands as long as its clean, its not that savage LOL. A lot people here are not super judgemental, everyone has their preferred/used to ways of doing things so feel free to do your own thing as long as it doesn't really bother other people negatively. Personally I'm not that used to eating with hands with most food but our frieds of malay, indians and other ethnic groups are very used to eating with hands actually. I do like to eat things like fried chicken and stuffs with hands though, it feels tastier sometimes eating that way :D

[@tjandbtraveling]

haha indeed! Sometimes the ego wants to show off chopstick skills (even if they arent that high! 🤪) But I agree totally. Thanks for the comment!

[@surayaw8901]

welcome

[@broksimon2844]

Here's a Hi 👋

[@tjandbtraveling]

Hi 👋!!!

[@masterderr2451]

❤❤❤

[@khangems]

KL mall is duty free

[@tjandbtraveling]

I did not know that!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

It is vinegar and ginger for the dim sum

[@tjandbtraveling]

and delicious! Thanks for the tip

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Are you scottish or irish? Welcome.

[@tjandbtraveling]

English and Brazilian - thank you!

[@mawardiwalker2687]

In this country there are so many chinese that you can hear the sound of the azhan .there are not many mosques...

[@zainalrahmat5]

Ko dah kenapa laaa? Ni mesti konoha😂

[@mawardiwalker2687]

@@zainalrahmat5 what baglasia

[@zainalrahmat5]

@@mawardiwalker2687 pernah datang Malaysia tak?

[@mawardiwalker2687]

@@zainalrahmat5 prnah di kelana jaya jln ss23/25 situ cina sma india di situ ada gereja besar di sha alam bru ada masji.melayu bnyak di kelantan sja

[@zainalrahmat5]

@@mawardiwalker2687 Malaysia ada 32.4j penduduk. Dari 32.4j tu, 63.5% beragama islam. Bersamaan dengan 20.6j orang. Total keseluruhan Masjid di Malaysia ada 6813 buah, dan Surau ada 18,368 buah. Kesian kamu kalau x nampak masjid bermaksud Allah dah tutup penglihatan kamu dari nampak masjid dan surau

[@MeLodiCarAma]

😂 haha...you ate the lemon. You're supposed to squeeze out the juice out of it but you gobbled it up. Hope your tongue didn't get stung

[@tjandbtraveling]

haha no it was like a guava - those fruit salad pots are spicy though!

[@fuadarif4056]

And you still used the fork to eat rice hahaha

[@saifuladlimahmud8986]

We don't call Malaysia.. We call the original land "TANAH MELAYU" Which means Malay Land.😊

[@Arrazi13]

"Malay Land" is a term coined by the British. The original inhabitants never called it that way.

[@fauzanriez9472]

Originally every state is actually a nation of its own. This is reason why there are so many sultans as rulers. Under colonialism of british, all the states were combined together as Federation States of Malaya in 1948. 1957, gained independence. 1963 formed Malaysia with Sabah and Sarawak. 1965. Singapore left.

[@theyajivraajshow6350]

Everything seems weird to the dude.. 😂

[@syedidrus90]

why chopsticks??? why??? Use a spoon to eat the rice...please OMG

[@yougohgoh1]

Why Malaysia food is so unique? It is to do with the colonization history, this land had been colonized for almost 400 years by 4 countries, and has trade with China, India, Arab, Thailand, Indonesia for almost 600 years Hence you can find different type of flavors and cultures, in short Malaysia is a summary of Asia, for those who like to understand Asia, 1st stop shd be Malaysia

[@aarbaagent7072]

Welcome to Malaysia