Kuala Lumpur's Trains & Public Transport (LRT, Monorail)

How does Kuala Lumpur's public transport stack up against other cities we've explored -- such as Jakarta and Seoul?
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JetlagWarriors is a Canadian couple - Steve and Ivana. After travelling here and there for a few years, mostly during Canadian winter, we fully caught the travel bug and decided to travel for all of 2019! Subscribe to keep up with our journey. We will be budget travelling- hostels and air BnB's and street food and the whole bit. Thanks!

[@gundam4596]

actually the price for rail transport in KL is not calculate by length but by zone. you may get cheaper price for a more longer distance but can also get a much higher price for much shorter route but normally the price won't exceed RM6 i think for any single trip. you can change to several type of rail mod but the price won't get too much....

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow! Ok, this is great info. If every trip is less than RM6, we would still consider this VERY affordable. We've been quite impressed with the public transport so far. This is something we enjoy comparing from city to city. Malaysia is up near the top.

[@gundam4596]

​@@JetLagWarriors it apply for rail transport except KTM komuter because KTM charge by distance.

[@JetLagWarriors]

@@gundam4596 Awesome man, thanks for the info. I'll pin this one to the top

[@VFChannelArchive]

Yeah KTM kommuter is a different thing

[@numuru260]

and cheaper if using cashless (touch n go) eg station Bandaraya to station Ampang Park one way is RM2.00 but if you using token the charge is RM2.20

[@000n6]

Actually the writing on the back of the money is not Arabic. It’s the original writing script of Malay language before it was romanised. The writing is called jawi. it has Arabic characters and some of its own jawi characters made to adapt to the Malay language. It’s still bahasa melayu but in a different writing script. Time stamp 1:56

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow! This is interesting stuff. I wonder how many non-Malay Malaysians (meaning the Chinese and Indian population) know that. Easily mistaken for Arabic, to me! Thanks for commenting!

[@musjo3405]

@@JetLagWarriors Most of them know it as part of the Malaysian history. It is taught in our history lessons. In fact JAWI is still being used today as a sign of respect to the original writings of Malay Language in this region.

[@amirAMF]

@Hairizal Dahrin we do have our own writing it's called AKSARA RENCONG. But when Islam arrived in Malay Archipelago, it was being replaced by Arabic writing.

[@hazmiehakiem3932]

@Hairizal Dahrin how can we don't have any own writing system meanwhile our places famous with the trading?? Remember Kedah Tua established earlier than Melaka and they famous with the trading.

[@matlesu]

@Hairizal Dahrin what? haha..tamadun melayu dh bertapak lama dh kt dunia..takda tulisan sendiri? tamadun sungai batu pun dh wujud 600 tahun sebelum masihi

[@SukaHatiPelanggan]

Not only Malay, Chinese & Indian but also the Sabahan (Kadazandusun, Murut & other 40+ ethnic) & Sarawak (iban, bidayuh & 40 others ethnic)

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

The Bajaus of Sabah and the Melanaus of Sarawak are the two next biggest ethnic groups after those four, if I'm not mistaken (If you don't count Hakka, Hokkien, Bengali, Punjabi, etc. as separate ethnic groups).

[@emyleaedruce4500]

including Kristang Portuguese of Melaka, local Siam, and other Orang Asal ethnics

[@benasfa2985]

Malay chinese indian and we should give one name for eastern malaysian people (bcoz there are too many tribes)

[@linnas9852]

👍👍👍

[@adamccl7005]

Not to forget us, the Peranakans!

[@khairulazlanabdullah8638]

1.8 mil peoples only in kl territory...the metro includes klang valley which total population more than 8 mil

[@kenchin4555]

For further clarification, 1.8 million is population of just the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur (ie. the city proper). The transit system serves the city AND Greater Kuala Lumpur, it's larger conurbation better known as Klang Valley which has more than 8 million people and includes also a larger part of the state of Selangor as well as the other Federal Territory, Putrajaya. For scale, only the Monorail line technically serves the city "Kuala Lumpur" in its entirety.

[@FarellandSheila]

The LRT in Malaysia is practically good. But as a local i find our transportation still needs a little bit more of attention.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Locals are always hard on their own country! I guess we are guilty of doing the same to Toronto, but we've been quite impressed with the Malaysian public transport.

[@ajeme8429]

@@JetLagWarriors Yeah.... The grass is always greener....

[@maiastraa]

Attention apa lagi ko nak... pagi dah macam sardin dlm lrt tu. rasa2 dah cukup attention dah..

[@soar_higher]

Sure la bro. There's always room for improvement

[@shara2825]

Im preferred south korea subway than Malaysia. I can understand the line on the first ride in Seoul. But in KL i jadi bodoh sbb bnyk sgt jenis komuter lrt ktm semua tu. Haha sorry i bukan org KL. Dah bpe kali naik pon still tak boleh paham which train i kena naik utk pergi ke satu tmpt tu 😅

[@Daniel-jt7xw]

Religions in Malaysia : 61% Muslims 20% Buddhists 10% Christians 7% Hindus 2% others/folk

[@kwwong2013]

Many who claimed they are Buddhists are actually taoism or atheists. The actual figures of Buddhists are much lower

[@emyleaedruce4500]

61% of Muslim also included those secretly ex-muslim Atheist/murtad/Liberal

[@ilham5221]

@@emyleaedruce4500 Yeah. They make up 1% of the overall Muslim population

[@emyleaedruce4500]

@@ilham5221 nuh..i bet more than 1% considering there's alot of Liberal muslim, Ahmadiyah, Wahabism, secrectly ex muslim, Atheist, etc

[@lolanya00]

@@ilham5221 they make up way more than 1% it just that many of them just stay silent since many malay Muslim and the gov will go on a witchunt for them. Many just pretend to be Muslim but secretly atheist or believe in another religion, or they just move out of Malaysia to practice their own belief.

[@BlackForesterSUV]

Price is not the only measure, but also efficiency, on-time, cleanliness, quality of the infrastructure and must be handicap friendly.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Good points

[@amirism91]

Many Indonesians said their MRT is cheaper than Malaysia MRT but in reality is it is double the price our MRT.

[@emyleaedruce4500]

indonesian mrt is ugly

[@masyonnofficial4062]

Amir Ismail yup

[@obay9677]

@@nightarmy9356 ,of course they have. The KTM...

[@obay9677]

@@nightarmy9356 ,oic...

[@adihusaini4737]

@@nightarmy9356 KTM has several lines in KL. But use the same tracks. The Tanjong Malim - Klang Valley line, Batu Caves - Tampin/Pulau Sebang Line, Skypark Line, Sentul - Batu Caves shuttle, Sungai Buloh - Tanjong Malim shuttle and others.

[@hakim304]

"Doesn't feel like a Muslim country" What does a Muslim country suppose to feel like though? Saudi Arabia? haha

[@JetLagWarriors]

Good point. I think I was commenting on the fact I hadn't seen many hijabs. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@hakim304]

@@JetLagWarriors not all Muslim women wear the hijab, fyi. But if you go to touristy areas, you'll most likely see foreigners than locals. Places like Bukit Bintang and KLCC are swamped with tourists. Cheers.

[@foxley95]

Malaysian don't like to be lumped as arabs for being a muslims

[@hazmiehakiem3932]

@@omarhadi5713 xhbs ko nk porak perandakan perpaduan kt channel SCM dll, skrg ko dtg ke sini pulak? nk api² kan kt sini pulakk?

[@momotaro__]

@@omarhadi5713 you're wrong dude...there are 95 secular country in the world and Malaysia is not one of them.

[@nkve]

Hi, welcome to KL. I enjoy watching your vlog. Nice introduction of KL rail network. Good job..👍🏼 Please come again to KL in 2022 and you will experience another line for MRT (SSP) that will take you from Bukit Bintang or KLCC to the second tallest building in the world (under construction).😊 Looking forward to your next video on SG rail network.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hi! Awesome stuff. Since we have a friend in Malaysia, we will surely be back! Looking forward to 2022 already 😎😎. The Singapore rail network video comes soon, as well as a BRT video from KL. We just heard about the BRT and will make sure to check it out, sounds interesting. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikefooyc8237]

The first train you were on runs on bombardier system. Made in Canada. The reason most are up in the air instead of underground, it's the rain... nothing like a tropical downpour. And it's cheaper and easier to build and maintain, no snowfall here to worry about

[@edayhashim]

Correction: KL city itself is about 2 mil, but the public transport network actually covers Greater KL that has about 8 mil people. As a local user of KL public transport network, tbh, the network is not adequate still. You will find Singapore public transport much easier to reach and more efficient. Singapore public transport infra is one of the bests in the world, second only to Seoul.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow! Ok, really can't wait for Singapore now. Seoul had us completely blown away. Thanks for the comment and stay tuned for our SIngapore vlogs!

[@Gojo4053]

And adding the indon made it to 3 millions 😂😂😂

[@wKheir]

And KL only second after Singapore in SE Asia. Singapore SMRT and KL MRT feels almost the same. only that spore has a wider coverage and KL is following closer.

[@secrets.295]

There is so many ongoing projects going on for KL public transportation. Even the bus systems have improved a lot. I am excited for the city's future and I cab say that KL is catching up with Singapore

[@G1100L]

Great video, informative.....such beautiful, clean transit systems and cities

[@xylchannel633]

I met this Canadian man yesterday's in my restaurant where i work.. And he nice guy and also generous give me tips :) I'm excited when it comes to foreigners traveller or backpakers because i can practice my english communication well.. :) sorry if my english worse

[@Numantino312]

your english is fine; keep at it

[@xylchannel633]

@@Numantino312 thanks man really appreciate

[@kualarompin589]

1:56 Yeah, same as Iran, they use Arabic letters to write and read in Persian. If you think about it, it is not as bizarre as you might think. As here in Malaysia we use alphabet letters (European origin) to write and read in Malay. Same with Spanish, French and German, they all use alphabet with some changes. Jawi is taught in school so that the knowledge won't die in the future. Same like Gaelic, it is taught in school as well but in certain part of the UK. Great stuff man. I hope you're enjoying your stay here in Malaysia. KL also has free bus services (GoKL) with wifi for those really really want to save money like students and low income working class. They are petty awesome too. There was another Canadian (The Cycling Canadian) did an extensive coverage on these free buses. You can check on his channel if you are interested of knowing more.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Great info! Thanks man. We will look into the free buses, and we have recently heard of the BRT. Maybe we can combine these two into one video. Great stuff, thanks again

[@Sashimi404]

More interesting info, Malaysian citizen get to enjoy unlimited ride for rapidkl, LRT, MRT and BRT for just RM100/monthly aprox 25USD/monthly. Super cheap!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow! Good info. Thanks for watching and sharing

[@Gojo4053]

No wonder Singapore is the best because Singapore is the first country in South East Asia established the system. In term of size, the Singapore is an island state and easy to manage. The experience for managing the MRT the Singapore is superior if comparing to other nations. The one thing I salute about the Singaporean is they are unlike our neighbour they did only small, but barking like they success to test the nuclear bomb😂😂😂 this nation very strange u know..unlike the rest of ASEAN. Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand not the busy body nation unlike them..

[@Zack-et9wj]

The New MRT Line Ridership Skyrocket When This Announce 😂

[@SUS-xd7ze]

@@Gojo4053 who do u meant to?

[@Gojo4053]

@@SUS-xd7ze No worry it is about neighbor attitude look like friend actually not ah by the way I wish u enjoying ur trip and just forget it about that. Welcome

[@henkwilliemadriannusvander1955]

If you noticed, the coaches of the Putra LRT you took to KLCC is made by Bombardier, a Canadian company.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

One of d best ways to view KL is either on d train, LRT, MRT or hop on hop off free bus rides.

[@alifamsyarz]

Actually its 9 millions people, including greater KL. Wawasan station is actually in USJ district which is in selangor state (greater KL)

[@shiinaai2978]

LRT and Monorail in Malaysia are pretty good. Komuter is a hit or miss, but generally are pretty bad. The Komuter trains are fine, it's just their complete inability to follow their own schedules that is a big problem for commuters. As for why we build above ground, it's because of two reasons. The first reason is that our ground is mostly limestone and building criss-crossing underground tunnels in compliance with safety standards is very expensive. The other reason is that we believe that building aboveground is more futuristic and elegant.

[@namazlur78]

As a local I'm not proud about the trains but about the trees and greens still preserved while developing the area. That's rare

[@kongma7881]

From my experience “Lone Ranger” , the difference between lrt & mrt is their space and seatings . As for similarity, peak hours definitely packed. Btw I love travel by public transport in Malaysia. To my fellow citizens, have a good sense and manners to keep these accommodations for our own good

[@prinzouji]

the thing i like about monorail or LRT is just the smell inside of it

[@syarizansulaiman6554]

You can use touch n go card at bus ( rapidKL ) and parking park , if you got touch n go apps more you can use ,

[@BreakawayBites]

Personally, since I have been and used a lot of the metro system in Asia, i think i can give my take on this.....Singapore is much easier to move around as the land mass is much smaller, easier to control and manage..... Most of the tourist spots are all accessible through the MRT ( Mass Rapid Transit ), SGD 1 = RM3 , Can't deny that part, Singapore is most expensive city in South East Asia.

[@lopattike]

Living in "expensive" city mean nothing if you are poor. Most poor Singaporean already felt this for a long time...that's why they often cross the border to Malaysia to spend their money there. Malaysia is one of the place where poor Singaporean can feel "rich" for a while.

[@muhammaduwaismuhsinmuaz4385]

@@lopattikeYep, They Go To Johor Bahru

[@secrets.295]

The map u just point out is an entire map for the Klang Valley or Greater KL. Which has a population of 8 million people. KL's population is small, but Klang Valley is huge and I believe more must be done to connect all people from the suburbs to KL. ☺️

[@adamccl7005]

1.8 Million people living in Kuala Lumpur. Those working in Kuala Lumpur can tally up to about 3 Million people more or less! Actually Malaysia is considered a not-so-populated country, hence the reason you still can see landed properties are still being built here and there... Skyscrapers are being built as a symbol of modernity and economic power in KL. You can take a look at The Exchange 106 Tower at Bukit Bintang which surpasses the height of the Petronas Twin Towers, and more floors (106 altogether).

[@boeyzhanyin4531]

U should try the new MRT, i think much better than LRT

[@baimalli5262]

Most youtubers that I came across were mostly Americans and Britons. Canadians are kinda rare....lol.

[@AJohan]

Using cash (tokens) is more expensive, although not much, than using the touch and go cards. there is usually a fare table shown somewhere in the station that show's the difference between tokens and TnG cards.

[@stevegreig3789]

Loving the train series

[@thewaywardcyclist3992]

it's a shaded walkway but you still walked on the sunny side haha

[@JetLagWarriors]

lol. So smart!! duh

[@heykau9874]

No the subway map not to cater 1.8million KL people, but 7.5million Klang Valley people. KL city centre is considered 1/10 of major district in the valley

[@ArnoldPranks]

MAAN the vibes that KL and MALAYSIA give out are something else. If it just wasn't so hot.. I'd move there LOL

[@JetLagWarriors]

The KL vibes are great; the heat and humidity.... not so much lol

[@ArnoldPranks]

@@JetLagWarriors Meanwhile in Scarberia.. -30 LOL

[@ariefzinedinebinabdulnadze2487]

Actually the machines are not down , fyi the ticket/token machines at Kelana Jaya & Sri Petaling Line are meant to top up the old rapid kl card not touch n go card , you may top up your touch n go card at the counter or any specialise machines for the touch ngo , btw nice vlog 👍🏻, and yeah one more you guys are quite unlucky because the lrt and monorel had severals new coaches & had been refurbished very nicely 😬

[@JenutTN]

I subscribed you guys after watching this video. And this video has been here for 7 months! Good job Steve and Ivana for achieving 30K and good to see the numbers are growing.

[@amirism91]

Btw this is not MRT. This is LRT

[@JetLagWarriors]

Right, fixed the title. Sorry about that

[@wanishafiqahbintimdshazaly7011]

Greater Kuala Lumpur : 2 lrt lines (1 u/c) 1 mrt line (1 u/c) 1 monorail line (1 proposed?) City train line, and passing through ktm train from north to south the peninsula. We also have a lot of highways, I don't even know how much of it, for 8 million people? This is the best transportation system.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Right! And we recently saw the BRT above ground road system. We will probably make a video about it... I have never seen something like that! Thanks for watching

[@soar_higher]

@@JetLagWarriors pls do. USJ, Sunway area

[@musjo3405]

The Arabic Writing is called 'JAWI' which is the Malay Language written in Arabic writing. It is part of the History of Malaysia, as it was the official writing before the colonial era changed it to romanised writing. Malay was a lingua france in this region and JAWI was commonly used especially on money, coins, official transcripts of the government at that time.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Oh, ok! Interesting stuff. Thanks for the watching, and commenting!

[@steviekhoo4486]

It is cheaper for local Malaysian who could buy a monthly pass that cost RM 100, which will give you 30 day of rides.

[@SendiriBikin]

fast fact. the first train, and the line you are using was made by Bombardier.. a Canadian company..

[@shubhammaheshwari7139]

Nice video...population of greater Kuala Lumpur is near 7 million. It is a megacity and cosmopolitan. I do want to visit this city.

[@edmundtaiping]

You cannot topup the value of Touch N Go cards at the LRT station token machines. It is for the older RapidKL cards before RapidKL migrated their entire cashless payment system to Touch N Go. To topup the Touch N Go cards just go to any convenience store like 7-11, MyNews.com, or use the blue Touch N Go topup machine (available at most stations, but not all)

[@mobilegameplay3173]

We don't made it underground bcs it cost alot and the structure of the land is most of it limestone in kl

[@ibnurismail5964]

Correction Kuala Lumpur city have 1.8 million but All greater kuala lumpur(KL,PJ,Klang,Shah Alam,Kajang,Rawang and Sepang all Cover 7.7 million people

[@joelananda2849]

Nice video. Keep up the good work!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks Joel. 😎😎

[@PackaWalka]

monorails in KL was amazing. I miss it sometimes

[@wjj7488]

It may seem cheap to all of us from richer countries, esp compared with Europe metro. Remember Malaysia is a place where many fresh graduate could get only US$620.

[@scopiokid]

FYI, the vending machine in the LRT is not faulty. Since the opening of new MRT SBK line (July 2017), all the vending machines on the LRT station are only able to use to purchase token The TVM were only used to reload MyRapid card previously ( which is a totally different card from the new MyRapid Touch 'n Go card). At the moment, you can reload your MyRapid Touch 'n Go card from the Touch 'n Go machines (in blue or Green) available in selected stations, petro stations, station customer service counters (reload fee applicable) or convenience store etc.. Hope this clarifies :)

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks so much for this info!!👍

[@scopiokid]

@@JetLagWarriors You're most welcome. Hope you enjoyed your train ride in KL. Cheers :)

[@ooizhenwei3873]

touch and go card only can be top up at the counter (RM0.5 service charge is required) or at touch and go toup up kiosk (50% of the station will have it, blue in color). Cannot top up the machine that you use in the video.

[@aimenhakem]

Did u know that LRT kelana jaya line is the exact copy of Skytrain canada?..the trains/systems..we kinda copied skytrain back in 1996..but now some of the systems are not the same..but the trains and the Automatic Train Control system remained the same with skytrain..

[@starsgazer8243]

❤ KL..

[@abulazlanabulbarakath8642]

I miss Wawasan station, LRT/MRT/ everything in KL. #lockdowm here!

[@mgear088]

Singapore’s public transport fare is not near 3x Malaysia’s

[@NadhirahNasser]

I think, you have a misguided info. the touch n go card can only be top up at their own machine or rapid counter. the machine is not broken as mentioned

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you for the correction!

[@tomhoffmann6701]

klcc is kuala lumpur convetion center also

[@trishansrig05]

Hey, if you have the chance, I think you could try going to pasar malam(night market) in Malaysia, there are lots of good street food there.

[@jemimychannel7893]

Actually 10% of Malaysia Population are in Kuala Lumpur... 3mil people actually in KL.. not believe?? Wait until festival season... you will see how many cars on roads leaving Kuala Lumpur

[@wanishafiqahbintimdshazaly7011]

Yup, people thing kl is like ants

[@har7976]

Now you can get a day pass for RM10 and 3 days pass for RM25 . SAVE YOUR MONEY

[@moathbenjemaa]

Long live the Arabs, long live the Muslims عاش العرب ، عاش المسلمون

[@rosevelts740]

Correction. The train maps for 7 mil in greater KL meaning including kl uptown, or Metro KL.(5mil) so KL in not what you see around downtown only. (1.8mil)

[@edwuave]

Gauging the train itself was only part of it, try the bus and komuter train. The latter 2 are the ones connecting the biggest amount of residence in Klang Valley while having the least improvement over the course of 10-20 years. To sum up what you have said, I do agree with the train service to be good. But the public transport as a whole is not on the same level as what you could find like the one in Singapore.

[@Nabila-dx8xf]

you didnt go to MRT..this is only LRT

[@JetLagWarriors]

Right! We will have a video coming soon with the MRT as well as the BRT!

[@TheWandererDoc]

mrt lrt still the same nothign special

[@ajeme8429]

@@TheWandererDoc Have you been in one? How could they be same?

[@maiastraa]

The Wanderer your mrt is special? Yeah i remember i went to indonesia with a lots of malaysian to help your goverment on building and planning the mrt. Foolish dude.

[@ericwong9852]

MRT faster, stable, larger space, noiseless to compare with LRT, this is the MRT special !

[@jamilmasa]

My experience with singapore n hong kong many years ago...they are ahead in terms of regularity/timing and seamless ...

[@krulldubravk940]

klu tgok dlm video nmpk biasa2 je, tpi dtg dulu kl tgok monorail, ktm, mrt, lrt msti org rasa hebat sistem nya. bole buat pening

[@edmundtaiping]

I believe you got the old footage for Sri Petaling line (note the intro and B rolls). The line uses new red+white colour trains since end of 2016. The old trains were used since the 1990s and were replaced.

[@Absolut531kmh]

There is a new underground metro line u can try called MRT

[@Нобучікॳноза]

U forgot MRT... U can access to Bukit Bintang, Negara Museum and Merdeka square faster and more efficient than monorail.

[@anassyazwan]

The Arabic character (script) on the Ringgit note is not arabic words, it is Malay word written in Malay Character (script) called Jawi. Before 1964, all malay writings (books, newspaper, Manuscipts etc) are written in Jawi. Before that we have our own Pallava and Kawi script before 15th century. Malay Scipt Jawi is still our official Malay scipt.

[@nakatachin2718]

lrt in malaysia 2020! e-ktp in malaysia 2020!

[@nakatachin2718]

rapid transit system in malaysia 2020!

[@annoyedcat9291]

The conversion rate for dollar to ringgit is US$1.00 = RM4.19

[@rickchung9348]

K.l is o.k, , Malaysia is o.k in her way....o.k

[@nakatachin2718]

public transportation in malaysia 2020!

[@Tiger_131_61]

LRT paling best

[@มารวยมารวย-ล2ว]

ไทยแลนสู้ๆ ตอนนี้ต่อให้ก่อนอีก3 ปีจัดเต็ม

[@tiptopviral7488]

Dangggg... u are cute handsome dude. Welcome to Malaysia.. the truly Asia.

[@ooithenghooi112]

Not 1.8 million people, if you are talking about metro area. It serves 7 million population, please get the fact accurately!

[@nakatachin2718]

mass rapid public transportation in malaysia 2020!

[@nakatachin2718]

mass railway public transportation in malaysia 2020!

[@PAK_SYIEKH]

CONSTIUTION MONARHCY in Malaysia,similar UK

[@bbyingji]

Does your Malaysian friend stay outside of KL? I was honestly surprised when he tried to top up the TnG card using the token machine. The RapidKL card was changed to TnG card since 2017 so most people that took the train for the past 3 years knew the difference between the older and newer machines. If he does stay in KL he probably drives around a lot and only bought tokens for the rare times he actually took the train.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Right! We are staying in PJ, but he has a car so he wasn't familiar with the token system. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Ħæïķăł]

You visit malaysia at summer season no wonder why it is hot 😂

[@JetLagWarriors]

Coming from Canada, the weather here is great! No winter !!

[@MrLockdown123]

Malaysia always hot and humid, not like Japan with four seasons

[@JetLagWarriors]

@Caspean Sea We seem to all want what we don't have! 'The grass is always greener.' The worst part about winter is the short days. Leaving work at 5 or 6 pm and it's already dark... feels like the day is already over. Although I do miss playing ice hockey! Typical Canadian lol

[@foxley95]

@Caspean Sea it seems a lot of people like single season of warm weather than 4 seasons, thats why a lot of retiree/expat like to live in asean country

[@aliffoncexsone8644]

The sarcastic yow. 😹. You need to come to malaysia during our winter. Not that cold but slightly hot than usual winter.

[@hanesyohaneshanes7894]

just use grab bro. u will get. rm 070 sen perkm and 25 sen perminit

[@nakatachin2718]

metro railway public transportation in malaysia 2020!

[@nakatachin2718]

metro rapid public transportation in malaysia 2020!

[@MrAirliner747]

Try the public train in Thailand too.

[@nakatachin2718]

transit in malaysia 2021!

[@Aviatorammar]

You said that after three days Singapore trip will come where is it please share the link???

[@TokoFarsa]

nice experience

[@azmanahmad8808]

KL MRT LRT MONOREL system 350km distance..Jkt only 14km..Msia pop 33 mil..Indonn pop 267 mil..

[@fahrinho]

2:34 yoowwww thats my school near there, u cant see it cuz its the school located deeper..great video btw💪 1 like from me

[@aschanneltv3097]

Thanks you for coming malaysia 🇲🇾 dude . Hopefully come again .

[@JetLagWarriors]

We have a Malaysian friend who lets us stay with him for free (THANKS FARELL!), so we will definitely be back 😃😃. Thanks for commenting

[@nakatachin2718]

rapid transit in malaysia 2020!

[@ABOVETHECLOUDS007]

I’m wondering are certain lines you can transfer WITHOUT paying twice? That’s how it is in America 🤷🏼‍♀️I can’t wait to move here almost the same pics in NY I’ll most likely pay more then $70 USD per month if each ride is almost $3dollars 🙄🙄every day more then 10 rides. Also is their a direct train or subway that goes from KL to Penang? Thanks❤

[@dorismars1153]

Kuala Lumpur's train bus is not in accordance with the general road travel, walking way is very arbitrary change, I met many times

[@agitelek8856]

tbh for the public transportation especially inner city like KL, Malaysia win than Jakarta hope Jakarta build more lrt and MRT line soon, and monorail too😌 but brt system in Jakarta is best

[@JetLagWarriors]

I think Jakarta is developing quickly! We will see in the next years what happens

[@agitelek8856]

@@JetLagWarriors yes Jakarta has developed a lot in the last few years and mrt Jakarta phase 2 is under construction it Will be from bundaran HI to Ancol in north jakarta and at the latest operate in 2024 and concurrent with MRT phase 3 east-west line about in 2024 and completed in 2027 and has a transit station e-w and n-s line in Thamrin station and in the next year lrt greater Jakarta Will be operate in 3 line *sorry for my bad grammar

[@fazsroul]

Wawasan? USJ 19??? that's where i used to live XD

[@meetukawatra2330]

Loved your vlog ❤️ kindly confirm if there is a threat of coronavirus in Malaysia?

[@JetLagWarriors]

We are being cautious. Singapore seems to have much more of a threat, which means we might not make it there for this trip, unfortunately. Thanks for commenting.

[@edmundtaiping]

Malaysia has 22 confirmed cases to this date. And all of them made full recovery as I'm writing this comment.

[@muhammaduwaismuhsinmuaz4385]

Our LRT is Like Vancouver SkyTrain