Steepest Cable Car In The World | Langkawi Malaysia | Travel Vlog 11

This week we fly from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi, Malaysia and ride the steepest cable in the world. We visit Cenang Beach (twice) and eat the best street food in Kuah Town Night Market.
Thanks for watching!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Malaysia's healthcare is one of the top in the world. Having 7 hospitals accredited by JCI joint commission international.

[@celestecharlton9998]

Hey there you guys are doing so well on your adventure, a heads up from me, and great thanks for bringing us along with you....your vlogs are great, photography excellent and blessings to your little ones , travel is so rewarding...Thankyou for sharing your times with us all armchair travellers, done mine and now enjoying the bliss of armchair experiences now, from Svalbard to Malaysia.....bring it on......your Oz fan where we are trying to get spring to sprung...🎉

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in Langkawi. Glad to see u n your kids enjoyed d street food at d open night market on d island.

[@ThisnametaKenny]

Great editing. Loved your family's communication. Have fun.

[@sandycordeiro5261]

Hi hope that monkey bite is ok!! Poor little bean, hope the meds help her💗 Love the vlog, stay safe. Love you😘

[@rizlanghazali985]

Most licences are recognised by Malaysia, thus no International License required. The vehicle will have had the Registration license and Insurance First Party cover. Than means, in an accident, the Insurance cover for both your repairs & injuries, and the other sides repairs & injuries. But the injuries get paid way later after court hearing. The repairs will get done in a month if all documentation is there.

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

very informative👍👍👍

[@alliimranzz8466]

Went to Langkawi some months ago n yeah its super wonderful 🌟

[@mohdjoharichannel]

Enjoy Langkawi with your family. Happy nice day from Mohd Johari Channel Malaysia.

[@ahmadsuhaimichedin]

Have a nice trip family.

[@kapcaikecai6430]

HI BRO, NICE TO WATCH YOUR VLOG TRAVEL AT LANGKAWI, IM SO PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN,I HOPE YOUR AND FAMILY ENJOY AT LANGKAWI ISLAND, COME AGAIN

[@fizabenwell9407]

The rainy season is actually Nov to Jan these days. After this you can heads to Sabah, Kuala lumpur, Penang and Melaka. Suitable for kids adventures.

[@rizlanghazali985]

Just drop by the govt Klinik Kesihatan Langkawi, the public clinic for a tetanus shot. Malaysians get free treatment (RM1). For foreigner there is a minimum charge. Take daughter directly to the government or private clinic. Cjarges are minimal. Our medical services are one of the best.

[@longshank007]

Have a nice vacation in Langkawi.

[@ctnzrh92]

I guess some stations is closed for maintanence or for the lack of workers which of course would jeoperdise the visitors safety. I still remember when Langkawi was jammed packed with both domestic tourist and international ones.. All of their attractions were readily available. Then the blasted Covid happened. Almost 2 and a half years of restriction causes a lot of shops/hotels to either closed down temporarily or permanently. When the tourist industry opened again, Most of these premises need to be cleaned and repaired as most of them almost looked like creepy abandoned compounds. I guess its true that no matter how modern, sturdy and new all buildings and things are. The moment you basically abandoned it even for few months. It will starts to rot or rust. Not to mention, the mass layoff of workers also makes things worse. Oh well, all things in Langkawi will return to normal again once all the maintanence works settle.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Take your pick...it is either the sun or the rain

[@SamsungSamsung-vg2vt]

Enjoy your trip

[@shafiemardiah4170]

Welcome to Malaysia

[@keangwooichoo6138]

The ticket price includes the entry to the oriental village with 3d museum and animal park.

[@iker_officialmif2979]

Safe journey 🇲🇾