The most incredible 24 hours in Malaysia… | Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia Vlog 2023

[@ardentblue7493]

Kuala Terengganu is the city that features the most traditional Malay architecture and designs. From the office buildings, bridge, markets, hotels, resorts, shops, museums, airport to even its city bus (known as "Bas Kite") all inspired from traditional Malay style.

[@faizaazambinzuki2600]

Terengganu Museum, the largest museum in Southeast Asia.

[@ardentblue7493]

Kuala Terengganu's Sultan Mahmud Airport is the most beautiful looking airport in Malaysia in my opinion.

[@aniqaliq7291]

Malaysians then to forget that most tourists come here becus they wan to experience the real local culture not the modern penang, kl, genting highland, cameron highland, or modern ipoh as that can be found anyway else in the world too… but the local original culture can only be found in malaysia…❤ thank you again for admiring our local culture here, thank you❤

[@ksyvrbc]

Perfect answer. That's exactly why my Aug'24 trip will be a night in KL, and a week in KT & Redang combined..

[@AzrayKhalily-bk7mp]

Love ganu shortform terengganu. But ganu got alot of island serounded by em. Ganu also had the highers waterfall chemerong dungun in south east asia . The biggers museum in asia also in ganu . But i highly rekcon setiu , this place amazing got rare spot in pantai tengah terapuri resort is traditional that offer unique experience not to be mist in edges setiu also got great people can handle horses bcos narurally this land had wild horse in habitat. Terengganu also famous for Alot of type kuih muih in malaysia.region of nasi lemak came frm kuala berang to let u know.cheers!

[@FoodandFootprints]

Love Kuala Terengganu! It was our first taste of the east coast along with Redang! 🏝️

[@fhaarkas]

Wow I think you're the first "Mat Salleh" who I see going totally off trek from the usual attractions with no guide whatsoever. I mean taking a hike through random villages? That's a very rare sight here and if I bump into you I'd probably ask if you're lost hahaha. On a more serious note more people should do what you do. The best of Malaysia can be experienced in the rural and otherwise "off-radar" parts. Glade to see you enjoy my hometown. This is the place if you just wanna sit back and chill.

[@amransalleh]

Get to know Mat Dan. A british who have settled down and married a malay in terengganu

[@encikteegutmen3970]

I can say that your Malay is quite good.. If there is a mistake it is normal because you are just learning... Anyway, I am proud that you want to learn Malay...

[@faizaazambinzuki2600]

Learn Bahasa, not Malay. Malay is the noun for a race, dear.

[@AhmadRujhanBinIbrahim]

Selamat Datang to Kuala Terengganu... my hometown.

[@duniaismailpendekarchannel5183]

Nice lah video ni

[@JenutTN]

Kuala Terengganu - an underrated destination in Malaysia

[@skycry7239]

Monsoon season is almost over mac-april experiencing less rain, less clouds and wind are more calm that makes it much hotter

[@audreyDsouza]

my mother is malaysian and she told me the old malay house made of wood was assembled into a house without using nails..

[@nusabudiman]

You are right. Some old Malay house made from wood are built without using any nails. They use a technique called "tanggam and pasak" to tightly secure each wood together. And don't be surprised, because it's built without using any nails, it's also can be dismantled easily and the same wood then can be moved to a new place and built again using the same technique! In my state Perak, some of "tanggam and pasak" technique i.e. building house without using any nails can be seen in "rumah kutai Perak" or Perak's kutai house!

[@audreyDsouza]

@@nusabudiman you are from Perak..my mother is from Penang btw

[@nusabudiman]

@@audreyDsouza Not that far from Perak. I love Penang particularly the food there. The best Malaysia's street food is in Penang!

[@audreyDsouza]

@@nusabudiman not all food in Penang is really good.. there are some foods in Penang that I like and the rest are in some other states..

[@nusabudiman]

@@audreyDsouza Couldn't agree more! When it comes to taste it's pretty relative.

[@thesiulailai4896]

The dark noodles - my daily breakfast since young. Kampung Cina, tanah tumpah darahku.

[@rosdibujang4769]

Miss atmosphere in kampong ❤❤

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in KT. KT is a small city but it's really charming.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

I used to live in KT for about 2 years with my late parents n my siblings. I found d city quite pleasant. My late grandma was from Terengganu.

[@zaafindizawawi8119]

wanna see more about terengganu part 2

[@marijusofficial]

Great video got to learn mosque (crystal mosque), the State Museum, Pulau Du Yong, Payang Pasar.Terima kasih guys

[@BreakawayBites]

Well, as mentioned before, there are hidden gems here and there if you look closely and most people would visit the west coast more than the east coast. You guys really enjoy exploring the kampungs... Glad you guys are having a ball of a time. Take care and safe travel..happy exploring..

[@kcc66]

Next visit to Pulau Redang and Pulau Perhentian, please 🤗

[@iapakda1888]

Tagline for Trengganu is Negeri Cantik Budaya Menarik literally means Beautiful State Attractive Culture.. mung kalu gi Tranung mung kena makang krepok lekor Losong, sata dan nasi dagang kalu mung dak makang mung memang dok rok cetong. An English tourist who came to Trengganu years ago now settled at Kuala Trengganu. His name if l’m not mistaken is Daniel married to a local. Now known as Mad Dan, he speaks fluent Trengganu dialect

[@putihputih5447]

Wonderful vlog! There are many beautiful islands that you should try visiting in Terengganu 🏖🏝. Lots of hidden gems here and there in the kampong as well. Thanks you for sharing your experience. Take care and have fun! 😁✌️

[@hirwanhambal9994]

Your bahasa melayu is very excellent. Nice bro

[@junesimpson6973]

Hello, this is Roy. As I told you, I spent many winters in Malaysia. I am so happy to hear you talking Malay. It's a great language, and your vocabulary has really expanded recently! Watch out for the word 'air' for water: it is commonly pronounced like the English word 'eye' ( in other words 'ai' and the r is generally silent). All the best to both of you.

[@joeylim9319]

hi guys.when you walk about on the streets of Malaysia, do carry and use an umbrella to protect you from the sun.this way you will feel more comfortable.as you know by now Malaysia is a very hot place.hot and humid.

[@nikanina6563]

you can try go to bazar ramadan around 5pm ..they have a lot of food you can try..

[@zafir7007]

Terengganu, in my opinion, is the most beautiful state in Peninsular Malaysia. Too bad, divisive politics made the east coast a no go zone for many. They're missing a lot.

[@asuat.elhajjar]

When you travel, you have to forget politics. I remember the first time I (Klang Valley girl) went to Kelantan 25 years ago, I was shocked that people are nothing like their government. 😅 Went to a wedding and it was all men one side, women one side ... Then when most of the guests had left (after midnight), the family brought out the traditional musical instruments and everybody men and women began to dance. 😅

[@hawaandroid2786]

Whats the problem with politics. Terengganu always changing gov but citizens are free to come visit Terengganu.

[@mrh0391]

Those that talk about politics 24/7 don't have any life

[@deshwitat_2]

to quote another youtuber,iChangRM , malaysia got dragon ball..each foreigner have their own dragon ball in malaysia,you just have to go out the from capital city and start searching,looking for it in malaysia..this maybe your dragon ball in terengganu,just needed you to appreciate the thing itself,till then,keep searching,enjoy ur adventure here,and have a good memories while u in malaysia while experiencing the SEA region customary/architecture/scenery then..

[@eat.live.travel]

Great to see you're continuing to enjoy the east coast!

[@bakafrayaborja896]

1 small advice.. pls use ur right hand when you pay or give or receive something. The locals would appreciate it more when you use your right hand.

[@bangbardluarbiasaderhaka4658]

for me as kl people think peneng is overated..kuala terengganu its got it charms..love the vibes especially..

[@madziz4101]

If you have the time highly recommended to explore the small island of Lang Tengah, look for a place called Dewati. That place is just a paradise take my word for it. ❤

[@charlesjc893]

You mentioned about RUMAH PANJANG, well go to Sarawak & you'll see the original rumah panjang, stay in with the locals & experience locals hospitality.

[@783c]

it's my hometown so i visit kt at least once per year. i LOVE THEIR beaches. my grandmas house is right beside the beach. i also love the keropok there!

[@greenyellow1200]

KEROPOK LEKOR TERENGGANU IS THE BEST ❤

[@KilatStudio15]

💥Satu Air Batu Cendol Ikat Tepi...Extra Gula Melaka Please~My Favorite Too Bro 😎

[@aniqaliq7291]

Bahasa melayu is an easy language to master, thanks for learning our bahasa … dont be surprise some malaysians cant even speak malay

[@faizaazambinzuki2600]

Terengganu is a state with its endless sandy coastlines, coconut trees, azure blue seas and a cultural richness passed down through many generations.

[@cutiemutie6]

Lovely Terengganu ❤

[@LanzFranchess]

you no more a tourists... but more to travellers or explorer

[@suhaimi_othman1006]

At terengganu popular nasi dagang , kuih samosa and ikan singgang guys..😊😊

[@rizlanghazali985]

They are Vegetarians...😂

[@suhaimi_othman1006]

@@rizlanghazali985 oooo i don't know..😆😆

[@rizlanghazali985]

😊😊😊

[@MrCyberizal]

Nice guys.. Welcome to terengganu. Last video of that beatiful place was by jetlag warriors..

[@faristont4561]

That chinatown is the oldest in the country. the very first chinatown in malay peninsula

[@gwy742]

11:12 try saying it like "bang-unan"

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Bang-non

[@ezan_azmie]

Love ur vlogs again so much There is 1 thing... Its more polite to use right hand when giving ..paying and receiving for muslim malays and all malaysian too Its just my opinion...

[@fazilrazak3909]

Duyong literally means mermaid in English. It may well be 'dugong'. A marine mammal which resemble the manatees in america. Baby dugongs suckle milk from its mother just like humans do.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

You shld go to sungai lembing in pahang. Another forgotten town like papan and tronoh.

[@suhaimi_othman1006]

I'm from sg lembing 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@aqilstyle3025]

Nice vacation, btw your name is beautiful like an Alfa Romeo name Giulia

[@VeggiesOnTour]

😂😂😂

[@aqilstyle3025]

@@VeggiesOnTour enjoy your day in Malaysia bro

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Dah cukup jumlah!!!

[@Ju_liaaa.]

You guys should try to go to Terengganu again! ^^ Go to KTCC is my fav place in terengganu

[@rosliyatim711]

If you heading to Kuantan, do make a stop at Cherating beach .. Anyway Duyong mean mermaid

[@Blake_pare]

U got everything in trengganu, island mountain waterfall etc

[@sheyone9075]

Bha-ngoo-none. Bangunan

[@kman3800]

Another epic vlog. Well done guys. By the way, is that your own straw, Giulia?

[@VeggiesOnTour]

It is 😂 can’t believe you spotted that!

[@kman3800]

@@VeggiesOnTour 🤣🤣sharp eyes, all these years of eating Carrots 🥕

[@zaccezra]

lekor & dodol 😋

[@MrQalamQabut]

Saya ingin dengar Guilia bertutur dalam bahasa Melayu selama satu minit.

[@DicksonKiu]

You go learn English because you are Malaysian

[@andresloft]

Your Malay is pretty good!!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Thanks Andres! 🙏🏻🇲🇾

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Kuala terengganu

[@dennischuaeowseong6565]

terengganu means land of hills. terenggani yur. tamil and sanskrit. in malaysian history, it is with pahang its larger neighbour, culturally and historically linked. both royals of terengganu and pahang who founded the states are family, the first rulers of terengganu and pahang were twin brothers. terengganu and pahang were not major kingdoms with great pasts, they were vassals of johor, but they have lots of handicrafts masters.

[@amirulhusnitekpi]

I am not sure who you talked to who only recommends Penang and KL. If they are Malaysians, then I don't know what to say. Each Malaysian state has their charms. Visit all of them.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

We have and we've been to yours too! It's explained a little more in this one... kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3zPf3ZqdqeArdE

[@nurhanaprinting9444]

why people doesnt talk about terengganu because the tourist if we tell them about terengganu or kelantan they will no go to that place in malaysia they wiill go to penang instead of terengganu kedah and kelantan or even perlis.... that why

[@iamurmakteh]

Eat trengganu malay food dont settle for chinese noodles dear

[@jazy3743]

the way you edit/cut your speeches midway makes my nose blowing air. I was so focus what you were about to say. Nevermind then, keypoint lost by the cut 😂

[@VeggiesOnTour]

I lost the footage so it cut short in a really weird way. Sorry lah 😅😂

[@jazy3743]

@@VeggiesOnTour yea no worries, they have a comedic sense to it

[@hufjournallife7218]

Mangkuk beach is best like Miami but wrong pick port Dickson as holiday so it become disaster … Miami mangkuk is best city holiday like Miami

[@AhmadZakiVision]

Pasar = Market

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Hahaa kami sudah tahu ini! 😂

[@abambassleo]

Terengganu very hot now..i live here..are you already left kuala Terengganu...i want to meet you both sir

[@xchaix]

lots of "mat salleh" are tourist, not explorers like you guys

[@adamzack9259]

there's a lot history things in the museum..unluckily we dont allow to record video and take any picture on it..enjoy your days buddies and good luck..

[@lonemartin8018]

✌️🫰

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Hou che

[@nurhanaprinting9444]

its fasting month now.. that why no muslim eat or drink...