Solo In Thailand’s Dangerous South (Hat Yai Thailand)

[@KenAbroad]

🇹🇭 My Thailand travel guide (over 100 pages, travel tips, routes etc.) ➡ tinyurl.com/mythailandguide

[@PosPsycho88]

When u are in Spore, give me a shout. Glad to show u around 😊

[@JetLagWarriors]

Great intro buddy. Great vlogging. You're doing well

[@FoodandFootprints]

Yessss durian season! Smells and tastes like heaven 🤤🤤

[@FoodandFootprints]

That foamy tea looks like what we had in Terengganu and Kelantan

[@jacksonvun8475]

we miss you Greg & Jumi. Love from msia

[@FoodandFootprints]

@@jacksonvun8475 Thank you for the love! We miss Malaysia

[@Thaitanium1981]

Had Yai is a popular destination for Malaysians looking for some ‘action’ as there are many brothels there. Also, if you want to refuse someone in a polite way you have to say ‘mai aow krap’ instead of ‘mai krap’.

[@paulv5233]

Great video Ken always informative I’ve been to Area with my wife I found it safe and as always the locals always friendly and like you love trying the local Thai food keep up the good work. Cheers Irish Paul

[@nomadsinasia]

Not dangerous Ken. Frankfurt is way more dangerous. Been there, nothing but smiles.

[@KenAbroad]

The area around frankfurt train station isnt that safe at night thats true

[@boonenwan7656]

I used to go at least once year. I mean before the covid 19.

[@nomadsinasia]

Frankfurt is perfectly safe too. :)

[@dartutorials7859]

Yeah Frankfrut is really a shithole i must agree on that

[@chnbri3388]

Hat yai has more shootings than frankfurt...

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for this video n thanks for sharing n showing your exploration in Haadyai.

[@dascore90]

Pattani, Songkhla, Narathiwat and Yala are the four provinces that are ”dangerous”. The reason why is because the people of Pattani wants to be independent like they used to be. Thailand don’t want the provinces to be independent therfore there are many bombings. Thailand blame us ppl for the bombings, but we locals know that it is the government that is doing these stuff. They want to create a bad image of Pattani so that other countries don’t want to support Pattanis independency. But pattani is actually a really beautiful place. We have our own culture, language and our ppl are really nice. Don’t be suprised if you see food like roti and nasi ____. Our culture and language is similar to Malaysia.

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks for explaining 😊

[@alllddd-k9t]

Ya betul

[@syedputra5955]

Wot about satun? There are malays there but mostly no problems at all.

[@dascore90]

@@syedputra5955 Satun was also a part of pattani kingdom I think. Satun is pretty safe I guess. The most ”dangerous” parts are pattani, yala and narathiwat. Songkhla is a bit ”safer” tho.

[@chaophray]

Satun (Setul in Malay) was a part of Kedah, not Patani. But the whole Kedah was under Thai suzereinty then, and a lot of Thais moved and settled there. So whwn Thailand made borser agreement with the British in 1909, Satun stayed with Thailand. I think Patani had much stronger memory of political independence and cultural diffrences, hence the struggle has been much more intense there.

[@KenAbroad]

Has anyone of you been to Hat Yai? If you have recommendations, feel free to share it down below ⬇️

[@naqibsolahuddin67]

Yeahh i miss hatyai..just 1 hour drive from jitra malaysia

[@roslinasaidin3956]

Floating market, 3D museum, shooting range, food... food... food.

[@dominikrohde1561]

Only at the airport 😅 But nice region though and the chicken looks delicious! Thanks for sharing!

[@andrewjoseph1047]

Pls see my note Ken on where you can get authentic and fresh fried chicken @ Tanoon Polpichai (Polpichai Road)

[@andrewjoseph1047]

You can visit the Wat Prakim Nai .....which is walking distance from this friend chicken stall

[@jbhappypanda2943]

Sawasdee ka. The (sometimes) dangerous provinces are Yala, Narathiwat and Pattani. Hat yai which is a town in Songkhla province is a rather commercial district, border town style.

[@KennyK8]

Remember, in Hatyai, you have to bargain to half the price they quote to you. From my past experience, only in this city of Hatyai, they always quote you double the price for items of clothing, shoes, leather wallet and bags, etc... However, all the food items are mostly more or less fixed in prices.

[@applepie8058]

Good to see that you're back to a place with a lot of hustle and bustle! The bun with orange filling looks so good and fluffy :) Good luck looking for the 7-eleven t-shirt!

[@KenAbroad]

Yeah loved that place 💪

[@FoodandFootprints]

Love how bustling that market is!

[@ireland647]

I have been it is not bad at all, the government warning has always been there its just advise. The people are friendly and nice I'm sure you saw this have fun and enjoy the place its great

[@dangvu5075]

Awesome video! Really love it. Watching ur video reminds me the time when I was living in Hatyai. So much memorable!

[@ParinandVarnasavang]

Hat Yai and Songkhla are generally safe. The insurgents are more active in the three other southern-most provinces.

[@HamNoytheDutchGuy]

Thanks for sharing Ken, loved it, stay safe bro👊

[@lynnooi9184]

No worry at Hatyai, before pandemic? Full of Malaysian, Singaporean, Indonesian travel there. the food there so delicious.I visit their 3-4 times a year. Try the evening time nasi beriani at Kim Yong Market road side stall

[@lynia6587]

Hi hello Ken 👋 I haven’t been to Hat Yai for quite sometimes now since the pandemic, me and my family love to go there for shopping and find food 👍🏻 infact Malaysian love to go there since it’s very close by and the goods are cheap. I love the fried chicken really miss the dish. It’s very safe nothing to worry about Ken 👍🏻 enjoy your stay 👋

[@BreakawayBites]

SPOTTED : Only Farang in HatYai .....Well, the place looks pretty lively.....I agree on the part especially when you travel & try speaking in the local language even simple or basic words..... The experience is priceless....I thought the green color 7 Eleven reminds me of your Werder Bremen jersey. Your meal & drinks looks awesome. Stay safe, happy exploring.

[@KenAbroad]

Hehe year similar to the werder jersey 😄

[@carrieangels5697]

@@KenAbroad Is there a chance that Werder will be relegated this season?

[@KenAbroad]

Gonna be a close race this year again 😅

[@rahmanwang]

Used to go to Hatyai every month for business. Lots of good food & it is safe in Hatyai. Just remember 2 class of prices when you are in Hatyai. Farang & local prices. Enjoy yourself.

[@ankitsinghrathore6856]

Ohh i miss Thailand so much 😷 Your content presentation is very cool, just watching it made me feel like that I am already there..! Keep it up bro !! Stay safe 👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼

[@YandimYanasanYar]

As someone who has visited many "dangerous" parts of the world, I would like to say the following: There is no danger zone, there is dangerous politics/interest/separation! In general, Thai people are knowledgeable and peaceful people. I saw this region with equal respect, respect and love from travelers and Buddhist/Muslim individuals.

[@izaqhafezkhalid8601]

Just ignore your govt Ken, 4 south Thailand states are very safe. I felt safer here than when I was in Paris...

[@chnbri3388]

"Very safe" but shooting attacks and bombs weekly

[@hannesrand6872]

@@chnbri3388 Well, no shooting attacks and bombs weekly in Hat Yai. Been living there on and off since 2017.

[@chnbri3388]

@@hannesrand6872 songkhla isnt affected, but yala,pattani,narathiwat is 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@chnbri3388]

@wakey wanderer yall tourists never see thai news, never hear or see things and make your mind up and assume its so safe and paradise😂 yall dont know shit what happens

[@chnbri3388]

@wakey wanderer your feelings doesnt make it safer than london, its literally active insurgency in south thailand, soldiers and cops killed or shot all the time, and often civilians.... but safer than london with 140 murders with 9 million people okey...

[@karenkaur8834]

Hat Yai... I've visited this place many times..Good food and shopping experience

[@noelj9396]

Loving your videos and positivity. When you eat sticky rice you need to break a small amount of rice large enough to go into your mouth with the chicken. You need to roll the rice in the palm of your hand whilst picking up your chicken, dipping in the sauce before finally adding the rice. oooh my mouth is watering. Great taste and flavour.

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks 😊 sounds like a great technique I should try next time 😄

[@bigmalcvids]

Interesting, good videos,stay safe Ken👍

[@CraigWinstanley1]

Many thanks Ken ! Excellent information about a great town.

[@demher9826]

how cool was that lots of different stores & goods & food stalls 😻 & yeah counterfeit stuff & pirated dvd are very popular here in SEA but in these days that you can easily now stream or download whatever movies & series you like here on the internet i don't think it's still quite popular but still i can see a lot of that pirated dvd stall here in the PH sometimes what's inside of the dvd is different from the cover like for example you have this naruto anime on the cover but what's inside the dvd was an 18+ show 😹💨💨 i will never forget that experience 😹 great video for today ken ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ stay safe man

[@KenAbroad]

Haha lol unexpected 18+ 😄

[@katetoh314]

Appreciate the video Ken. Stay safe mate

[@josfoodtravel8357]

Wonderful enjoy full-time traveling

[@worrasornchailim4531]

Hallo, welcome to Hat Yai 🤗 Have a good time

[@KenAbroad]

Thank you 🤗

[@susietoos]

Great video Ken. The fried chicken meal looked really yummy . Good luck in the hunt for the 7 - 11 T shirt. 👍

[@haiderallawati8059]

Thai people are so nice everywhere. Thanks for sharing Ken.

[@farawayexperiences1318]

Thanks for the video, pretty cool tour of the city

[@andrewjoseph1047]

Hi Ken, i am Andrew from Penang and been following your channel. I am also a mix thai and also stay in Hatyai for last 20++ years. For good authentic fried chicken, please go to Polpichai Road (otw to Mo Hatyai) and is located few shops away from 7-11, Mini Big C and Mini Lotus. The shop opens ard 5pm to 9pm and is packed with locals buying coz its truly fresh & authentic......unlike those sold at places you visited in the video (primarily city center). A motorbike taxi guy will get you there. Chok dee & stay safe😀😀

[@KenAbroad]

Cool, thanks for the tip 💪😊

[@来来大叔]

Ken, go try this Thanadsri Hatyai (beef noodle) in Hatyai, many famous people ate it when they are there. Being famous as you are, you should go eat it. you will be glad that you have tried it.

[@chaw294]

Well Ken, before the pandemic, during my trips there, l could see quite a lot of Westerners. It should be safe. FYI, it's now mango and almost durian season. Hope you will try durian again 😂😂 Yeah, those t-shirts are made of polyester, can't absorb sweat, that's why the price is lower. Cotton ones are much better. Wonderful to know that you will be visiting the Thai Malaysian border in the next days. It will be roughly an hour from Hat Yai to Padang Besar. Happy exploring Hat Yai and stay safe.

[@syazmansyah6262]

how i missed Kai tod Decha restaurant.... very nice food there..... and mostly is the crowded restaurant almost all the time...

[@queenakasya]

Not dangerous.. for northern malaysian, we always cross over there for nice food & cheap stuff.

[@canvight8446]

Another good one!!! ^_^

[@foodforlife8566]

It's safe bro... I owez travel to south Thailand.. no problem..

[@danchatka8613]

sticky rice and fried chicken and friend garlic is quite good. it's popular in isan. in thai i think it is called "gai thawt, koa niao".

[@gmaliashraf6795]

Dear Ken thanks for explore this boarder city of Thailand. Hope I will visit while I'll be at Kuala Lumpur

[@KrungThepKen]

Awesome again brother.

[@tauqeershahzad]

Nice video brother 👍👍

[@nittayakaewsod2633]

Welcome to Hatyai town ,i m living in Hatyai, have a good time and safe travels to you. 😊🙏

[@KenAbroad]

Thank you 😊

[@TheDuellists07]

Love your channel Ken. You should try to collab with Mark Wiens while you’re in Thailand 😄

[@limboontiong3952]

🤗Nice video🥰nice comment🥰

[@SwedishGlobetrotter]

We also have this warning on Swedens goverment webpage, about the South of Thailand. No encurance cover if something happends if I should go there. Keep safe.

[@KenAbroad]

Oh Swedish government has the same warning, interesting

[@lucca_lee]

Also US UK and the rest of the Europe got the same patern warning.For Thai Songkhla is totally safe, crossing road anywhere in Thailand would be more dangerous, the real issue are Yala Pattani and Narathiwas, Thais would consider not to travel there it no famouse attractions and less facitiess compare to the rest of the country, I dont know why they include Hat Yai but anyway that city is the largest metropolitan in Thailand after Bangkok n its surronding provinces . Hat Yai is over crowded with Malay tourist already.

[@yasirmansor6555]

Because this 4 region occupied by Thai until now

[@jimmyshibari4006]

That's because there's still ongoing insurgency by the Malays of Southern Thailand to free their homelands from what they considered as Thai colonisation.

[@erikg3732]

Dutch government says the same. It's categorised as orange (3rd highest out of 4 categories) , meaning only go there if necessary. Need a special insurance to get things compensated if something goes wrong

[@DiscoverThailand]

Hat Yai and Songkhla is is still kind of well known among western tourists. But the more south you go the less tourists you will see. Especially in Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat are nearly no western tourists.

[@saddq1]

True. I live in Narathiwat Town and have seen less than 20 farang tourists over the last 5 years. Especially the last three years hardly any westerner has visited my hometown. There are a few farangs living here though.

[@KenAbroad]

Interesting! @SaddQ the one living there are probably married to a Thai?

[@saddq1]

@@KenAbroad No, they are American missionaries. Besides my wife and I, there are no mixed Thai-farang couples.

[@billydong9640]

Another wonderful Video Ken... too bad there isn’t an Smell-o-Vlog invented yet to smell the fragrance of Durian🥺. By the way we use the Pig tail for soup with dried tofu and peanut 😋

[@muhammadizwan6811]

bro...that fried chicken and sticky rice look delicious.. I'm jealous.. i hope you staying in south Thailand until Eid.. i would love to see how the celebration there... Most Malaysians are in Bad mood now, not interstate travel for Eid.. Not able to be back to our hometown for the 2nd year ..

[@markbansemer1385]

Great video Ken! By the way, the thais usually eat sticky rice with their hands. Make it into a ball and dip into sauces. You must try it with Som Tom as well!

[@drtaro8595]

Will you down to three shouthern for next step? 2-3 day is going to celebrated raya day

[@Docgy]

For serious location just three next province below around this province. We didn't heard about the news from that place for long time. But it was stilled ! So, you are brave !

[@chnbri3388]

Alot of attacks recently....

[@Docgy]

Can you share please?

[@chnbri3388]

@@Docgy i linked but it got deleted i suspect, i will try again

[@chnbri3388]

@@Docgy www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2110623/two-insurgents-ranger-killed-in-clash www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2105655/policeman-killed-one-injured-by-thrown-bomb www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2104407/insurgent-killed-two-arrested-in-clash-with-rangers-in-narathiwat www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2104859/three-killed-in-fiery-attack-in-pattani And this one today www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2113879/wanted-insurgent-killed-2-arrested

[@Docgy]

​@@chnbri3388 Thanks man, this news is far more from interested in Thai news anymore. Cause I didn't see the news like this from famous channel even youtube. If not interested, so may cannot see.

[@wisarut.nualkaew]

Me as a Hatyai local recommend you to try Sofeeya fried chicken, it’s the best for me. and guaranteed by Mark Weins.

[@calvinhosworld]

that shop had a 7eleven shirt right behind a pizza hut shirt at the 6:23 mark

[@KenAbroad]

Oh yeah right 😄

[@LEECHINLEONG0705]

Nice this video

[@OmochiTV]

👍👍

[@jessjackson5715]

hey ken , is it possible to catch a train from there into malaysia ..

[@joannepearson5463]

Hope you find your 7-11 T shirt! I would buy one for sure!!!

[@tjeerdschiphorst9241]

Hi Ken, is it possible to put google map links in you description of the places you visit? 🙏🏻

[@carlitasingco2159]

My friend Ken, have you been vaccinated? I've been vaccinated for the first time, sinovac, what did you do🙏🙏🇵🇭🇹🇭

[@anthonymf4754]

Have a great weekend Ken.

[@KenAbroad]

Have a good one too Anthony 😊

[@zaidiomar8335]

I went to Hat Yai in January,2020! Hunting for foods around the city!

[@cyber1991]

@Ken, You're giving wrong information in your video. In Songkla province, the ethnic Muslim Malays only constitute 30%, the rest of 70% are all Buddhists from ethnic Chinese, Tai, Mon people. Most of the shops in Hat Yai are owned by ethnic Chinese. It is the 3 provinces of Yala, Narathiwat, Patani that are majority ethnic Malays.

[@saddq1]

Satun is majority Muslim too

[@waniggy]

At Kaitod Decha, you should try the fried chicken with the yellow rice.

[@thiruchelvammuniandy50]

Good to see you brother

[@zoom1steve]

nice pub hati yai post laver , just ask for diana supermarket . very friendly poeple hati yai enjoy ..

[@kimtan95]

Thanks Ken. You bring joy to me. I am like you, a traveller. Seeing your videos fills a need within me of reminiscing about travelling. Keep up the good work! Thank you!

[@Spanish702]

Take good care bro, be mindful :)

[@FoodandFootprints]

Yum Hat Yai fried chicken! 🤤

[@boonenwan7656]

I miss hatyai!

[@proevosham4923]

Good for you Ken - find out for yourself. Great chicken! Question for Malaysians - do all communities (Indian, Chinese, Malay) visit South Thailand for a holiday, or is it most of interest to (Malay) Muslims? The reason I ask is I'm Sri Lankan ethnic, so wondered if I could walk around un-noticed, unlike Ken 😀 This is a useful superpower I have discovered in Asia that I don't have in my native Europe 🤣

[@alifhashim3752]

All Malaysians visit Southern Thailand, regardless of race. Also all Southern Thai's visit Malaysia daily (non-Covid period). Its a border area. So common to see people from both countries crossing one another. However the Northern states in Malaysia are majority Malay. Same with the people of Southern Thailand, who are majority Malay.

[@proevosham4923]

@@alifhashim3752 thanks, great to know 😎

[@yasirmansor6555]

@@proevosham4923 actually north region in malaysia mean kedah perlis kelantan dont need passport to visit southern thailand because history. Included me.from kedah no need passport

[@proevosham4923]

@@yasirmansor6555 wow - that's really interesting! Thanks for sharing 👍🏾

[@yasirmansor6555]

@@proevosham4923 before Thailand exist patani narathiwat yala setul is a part of malay kingdom. That a history why we dont need border to visit this area. Malay have sibling across there. Chinese and tamil not a part of history because they dont exist that time and until now some place in southern thailand dont have chinese or tamil indian community

[@niccraft33]

Hi Ken just a random question,do you want to try to speak Malay in Hat Yai? I think many people especially the Muslims will understand Malay.

[@KenAbroad]

Whenever I tried before people don't really understand 🤔😄

[@niccraft33]

@@KenAbroad really? Because when I went there there was some people who knew Malay,I went to the Big C hyperrmarket there it has a sign saying "Selamat Datang". I was really surprised by it.

[@yasirmansor6555]

Kalau melayu mai dari yala.narathiwat patani keja hatyai mmg depa bole cakap melayu. Kalau melayu setul mmg dah xbole cakap melayu dah. Kesian melayu setul

[@roslinasaidin3956]

Should also try fried chicken when you are in Sadao or Danok (near to the M’sian border)

[@azimahmohamed5417]

Stay safe Ken

[@ultragirl7148]

Hi Ken... Apa khabar...i like the rice n fried chicken 😋😋😋😋

[@KenAbroad]

Yeah it was very sedap 😊 khabar baaaik 😊

[@lookmen13]

Im early🤣

[@KenAbroad]

Early team 💪

[@ratchaburi_indo]

Enjoy your time and stay safe

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks 😊

[@TonyHedges]

Sticky rice. If you want to eat it like a local, you have to use your hands and you can really have some fun with it. Roll some into a ball and throw it in your mouth. Mix it with the other food, but don't use your knife and fork. Finger food. Sticky (glutinous) rice is the dish of the people.

[@mizuharamakoto5621]

Hat yai near Malaysia.

[@chandravythilingam3647]

Ken there are westerners living in hadyai , therefore most are not amazed to see westerners , just sharing a little information, cheers

[@izaqhafezkhalid8601]

Next week Thursday is Hari Raya celebration, maybe you should go more south towards Pattani, Yala & Narathiwat to feel the raya there...

[@KenAbroad]

Are the celebrations during the day or in the evening?

[@izaqhafezkhalid8601]

@@KenAbroad it's an all day celebration similar to Hari Raya Aidilfitri in Malaysia

[@chematshahir2023]

@Ken Abroad..im agree with him..you should go there during "hari raya" next week

[@waniggy]

Agreed. You should go to that region to feel the Hari Raya mood. It's actually safe. Paddy Doyle had been there last month and proved it's safe.

[@chaw294]

HAT YAI ..... yay, a city visited by most Malaysians. Well, we go there for makan-makan/ street food hunting and shopping.

[@judyoh9008]

Used to go to Haatyai for shopping and also the varieties of street food, but have stopped going there for the past 6 years, partly due to news on bombing incidents. Will not recommend you to try Thai durian as the durian flesh is not creamy, unlike the creamy texture of Malaysian durian. I personally do not like Thai durian although I love other Thai food.

[@boonchong9923]

just to say hi by Malaysian who stuck in Singapore 😀 have been Hatyai few times, ya a popular soutern Thai city full of Malaysian tourist before covid 19 😂

[@oz457]

Ken, I share you a story from a Thai man I met in Khorat during my sports. He told me that in Hat Yai, he was working as a secret police. He had to keep his eyes behind him, because there are people being killed, just because they do not share the religion of the region. Just be very careful mate. Because if something unfriendly happens to you, you might not be able to tell it to us any more.

[@chaiyongpraiwan9210]

away thai​ jersey very​ beautiful​😊​

[@bigphill67]

I would like to go deep south Thailand and many other places that western governments give travel advise restricting travel. Be careful because your travel insurance could be voided so having an accident or getting sick could be expensive.

[@din6422]

Thailand is generally a safe country to visit, but it's smart to exercise caution, especially when it comes to dealing with strangers (both Thai and foreigners) and travelling alone. Assault of travellers is relatively rare in Thailand, but it does happen.

[@totalkoss6096]

Very true! I had an incident with a couple of racist french guys a few years ago. The situation ended up with one of the french guys getting severe eye and jaw damage -- as he didn't realize I was a golden glove boxer. Just for the record, I tried to deescalate the situation on several occasions.

[@weerapongwongsa6708]

You should try durian again in Thailand. It is different from Malaysia;)

[@samhashim]

Miss so.much hatyai and pulut ayam

[@gregorybriggs7229]

Yes known to many people , has been that way for ever

[@alshams82]

If you want to try Thailand Durian, try the MonThong . But make sure the ripe one. Don't ever try the un-ripe durian. I don't know why almost durian in Thailand they sell the un-ripe durian. You can tell by the strongest smell durian to tell it ripe or not. Or just asking the seller just pick the ripe/soft durian. And don't buy durian during rainy season. Taste will be not nice too.

[@nusabudiman]

To be safe in Southern Thailand avoid hanging out near military post, checkpoints or roadblocks. Generally speaking those locations are the main target for attacks or bombing by the Malay separatist movement in Southern Thailand. But I think right now the peace negotiation between Thai Government and the separatist is ongoing and ceasefire by both military forces are being enforced. So, it should be safe. But still be cautious particularly if you are near Thai military post, checkpoints or roadblocks.

[@heesingsia4634]

It's not really dangerous in Hat Yai unless you visit during a major holiday. Then again the security goes up during those times. Last i was there was during new years 2019-2020 . The only thing i do not like is that the place is expensive due to the cross border travellers from malaysia and singapore (to some extent).

[@chnbri3388]

Yala, pattani,narathiwat is the dangerous provinces, songkhla is barely affected

[@Hisham-ix8kf]

Hi Ken... Greetings from Malaysia..

[@KenAbroad]

Greetings ✌

[@show68channel57]

Can't wait for you to visit Penang if you crossing to Malaysia from Hatyai border . Lonely Planet listed Penang as No.1 Food Destination in the world in 2014 Forbes Ranked Penang as No.1 Budget Travel Destination in 2016 CNN listed Penang as No.2 Must Visit City in 2017 Penang Is Ranked 4th In The World For Being One Of The Best Digital Nomad Spots Time magazine recognized Penang as having the best street food in Asia

[@KenAbroad]

I've been to Malaysia last year and also made some videos in penang already✌

[@show68channel57]

@@KenAbroad Oh I see. Then I have to check out your previous Penang's videos, Thanks