Things to do in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia | Top Attractions Travel Guide

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks for the great recommendations! There is so much to see and do in and around KL.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks! That's really useful to know. KL is such a massive city in terms of size and overall area.

[@cesargarcia458]

Thank you guys. My wife and I will be traveling to Kuala Lumpur next week. Your vlog was an eye opener. I was a little nervous about traveling there but your video put me quite a bit at ease. Thank you. God bless you!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! That is the highest compliment we could receive about our travel videos. Our intention is to inspire others to visit places and I hope you have a wonderful trip with your wife next week :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

I know what you mean. When I lived in Seoul I rode the subway everyday and it just felt like a very regular part of my routine. When I'm in a new city the experience is definitely more stimulating.

[@anushaaubeeluck272]

I love Kl, came in Jun - Jul 2013 , will come back again Love the shopping malls especially sungei wang plaza, low yat, berjaya times square, pavillion and more.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

That's awesome! Hopefully you can revisit again soon :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! I agree with you - it should be a great time to visit Malaysia :)

[@eddy7788]

A few kilometres north of Batu Caves is the seven-tiered Kanching Waterfall in lush forest. A walking distance north of KL Sentral is the National Museum (Muzium Negara) and further up is the Lake Garden botanical park with bird park and orchid garden. One can walk south from KL Sentral, jump up the Monorail to see temples along the ride and stop at Berjaya Times Square to enjoy its indoor roller coaster.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks for the suggestion. We may be back next year :)

[@hijazzains]

If you go to the suburbs up up to wangsa maju youd get a great view of the skyline and you can always turn back , KL is like a bowl, the suburbs are at the lip of the bowl, hence the view from the suburb is always great

[@vikingspread]

you re most welcome my friend..2014 will be a year visiting malaysia. come if you are not busy.. god bless you my friend.

[@naioran]

you guys made really good video! i love it. u should come to thailand like krabi,satun,surat thani,pannga,chiangmai and bangkok :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

naioran , thanks! We've actually been to quite a few of those places in Thailand. We really miss it :)

[@monnee8760]

You guys r awesome . God bless u both.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! :)

[@snoiprocs16]

You're funny couple. Thanx for visiting our country, come again there are lots of things to do.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! It looks like we'll be back again in the spring :)

[@FabrizioBovitutti]

KL: a spectacular city ! Wow !!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Fabrizio Bovitutti It really is a cool city! :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! We loved traveling in Malaysia :)

[@gummi5959]

Thanks for your video :) I love Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur is a great city to stay :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

gummi5959 thank you! I agree with you :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Yeah, I guess that makes sense. Having done a lot of travel in SE Asia it's the same in every country with that regard. It's especially frustrating with transportation.

[@vikingspread]

roti canai.. :D fantastic... nice video..and welcome to malaysia..

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks Conny! The Petronas Towers are amazing :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! We had fun making it :)

[@zedhaidi137]

tq friend come again yaaa..selamat datang :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

+zulhaidi harun Thanks! I hope we'll be back again soon :)

[@Amerandra85]

Hi, it is great video... I suggest u go to Putrajaya which is not too far from Kuala Lumpur....

[@wasimzafri5224]

I enjoyed your video.Good to know that you guys like Indian food.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Wasim zafri Thank you! We love it :)

[@calumtrue3377]

Can't believe I'm going to be living there soon can't wait 😀

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Calum True That's awesome! It's a cool city :)

[@calumtrue3377]

Good to know have you been there before?

[@Jsususuhs]

Its actually pretty nice to see foreigners enjoy their stay here in my country wahahahaha cheers guys !!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Kaireyyyy thank you! We did have a great time in Malaysia :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

I used a Sony HDR-CX260 Camcorder. Have fun in Malaysia!

[@lomrithsa]

nice and fun video

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you very much!

[@kissablechic]

Hey I like this video. Very good.

[@Candyyeeful]

im malaysian too,sabah also is a nice place,come visit sabah

[@Shaktionline]

Love ur video I'm going to kl in 2 days

[@Jimirulz1]

Cool video!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! :)

[@tonvanesch534]

nice mov we are going next year tho Kuala Lumpur Malaysia en than to palau Langkawi

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Ton van Esch that sounds like a great trip!

[@roslimahli]

Great video!! Hope u can visit sabah & sarawak( No place like others)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

I hope we can visit there in this spring!

[@VickyKumar-te7id]

Its really kool to c u guys...n just for ur kind info..u should eat Roti with hand only..may b thats y..people wr looking @ u ...lol

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks for the tip for eating Roti!

[@wolger]

Cmon now roti canai eateries or mamak stalls usually serve rotis with fork n spoon. Kinda easy to eat like this already.

[@kinkycocktail]

nice vidoe guys

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you!

[@costitravel]

Great!

[@nurjihafathiah8833]

You can visit malaysia anytime hope u happy in malaysia

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! We hope to be back soon :)

[@nurjihafathiah8833]

Ok :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Malaysia is a bit more expensive than other SE Asian countries (Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, etc) but is relatively cheap compared to Canada/US/Europe/Japan/Korea. Depending on your travel tastes, you could travel from anywhere from $30 a day (ultra cheap) to $70 (a few more comforts) per day.

[@mohammedosman88]

Nice video guys, I want to visit KL from Singapore by train, wondering if its worth a day trip

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

+mohammedosman88 That is cool. Yeah, it is well worth a visit.

[@picmonsta]

roti canai!!! k imma find me some of that good stuff! I am familiar with it and a big fan of malaysian cuisine but hard to find in Miami... :o(

[@kinkycocktail]

even been to a paddy field before? got to experience it

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Actually we've never done that before!

[@kinkycocktail]

shuld try it

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

It's a great country to visit :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

We really want to visit Sabah soon :)

[@ConnySandland]

Thanks for your vote on Petronas Towers over Taipei 101! And of course - great video!

[@babyshambles93]

Nice video guys, I have a quick question. I am heading to Malaysia in feb and I am planning on visiting the Batu caves whilst there. I found an excursion on Viator. Think it was £18 something. It included transfers to and from your hotel, tickets to the caves and also stops off in little India which I would like to see whilst there. Would you say thats a good deal or should I just make the journey myself?

[@Aingeheuddf]

i'm from kl malaysia.. it is cheaper for you to take the train in kl, you can google for several type of train in kl (lrt,putra,komuter,) and plan your trip.. try to avoid taxi if you can.. if you really need to take taxi pls find the one that use meter.. in kl it is easy to make the journey yourself. most of the train cover all the attraction points.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

babyshambles93 definitely do the journey by yourself if you're not pressed for time! It's easy to get there by metro and you can visit the Batu Caves for free.

[@babyshambles93]

Thanks, I thought as much. When I saw your video and saw you can take the train straight there I thought twice about the excursion. How long did the train take, out of interest?. Thanks Azrim, Yeah its the same as when I went to Bangkok, always use the meter.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Wow! That's a very generous offer :)

[@azraihaikal]

Nice.. I love Malaysia :)

[@mattare2536]

Apparently there is not a lot to do in KL, See some buildings, a cave and eat indian food. Very informative...

[@mandeepjhajhria1]

whereever you go in in world it is same. From NewYork to Beijing

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

I suppose it is like any other city in that there are a few main attractions and many other things to explore if you stay longer. We didn't get a chance to do as much (or shoot video) as we would have liked but it is a city with enough attractions to warrant visiting.

[@johanchin1020]

Hi guys, im a proud malaysian. When will u come to malaysia again? Would love to meet youguys! Would u stay in kuala lumpur for a few months maybe?

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Great to hear! Well, I hope we can return again soon because it is a country we both loved.

[@angelovantoorn942]

What else do you guys know about Selangor? How is the public transportation. I will be moving there in one month. I will be based in Petaling Jaya. Can I get to Kuala Lumpur easily and cheaply?

[@aniscrazyfangirl2159]

Hai ! i live in kuala lumpur and it's is really easy to get to kuala lumpur the only problem your gonna have is trafic jam there so be so be careful

[@ShengTheCraftsman]

you have to rent or buy a car, the public transportation here are not very good, very bad

[@aniscrazyfangirl2159]

Kraftsman Sheng true....

[@hyuuganatsume2621]

Angelo Vantoorn use public transportation.. I live in Shah Alam Selangor and the distance to KL is like 45 monutes from my house.. Traffic jam is a pain though.. unless you worked in PJ..

[@105Artillary]

Abit information bout Sultan Abdul Samad building. The building was an administration building during the british occupation and was build by Arthur Benison Hubback. Beneath the building has a time capsule that contains strait dollar, a tin and a old newpaper.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Bryan MacLyod thanks for the background information :)

[@105Artillary]

NomadicSamuel no problem hope you will come again :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Best wishes finding some in Miami! :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you! :)

[@joedi]

Hey there, great video. Am planning a 4 day trip to KL in Oct - meeting my folks (6 adults and one 2yo) there for a break. How long were you there? I don't want to book a tour so was planning to use the Hop on/off bus to do the local attractions and public transport for Batu caves and hopefully something more accessible. Do you think that's feasible? Any recommendations? ps: Any ideas about Brisdale Hotel? Thanks from NZ:)

[@ershadsocal]

You guys are lucky. You get to visit so many countries and try so many new food. May I know what country you live? Thank you

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

ershadsocal thank you! We certainly do feel very lucky :) We haven't had a base now for a while but our last permanent location was in South Korea.

[@azazleue]

i like the way u said "THE PETRONAS TOWER" it is sound like u said "THE PTRONUS TOWER"( IM 13 years old)

[@ginhotaru462]

Hi please reply to my comment... I have phobia to birds to unfortunate event when I was young so.... I saw the part where there are many pigeons, are there a lot of birds out there? My family is going there on december..

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

I think you'll be okay. Remember to relax and realize they're not going to attack you. Maybe confronting birds is good therapy for you.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks :)

[@airisgaming3197]

Seeing the city from local's point of view #kualalumpurcitytourwithbudgettaxi

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

+Kuala Lumpur Taxi Service Cool!

[@airisgaming3197]

NomadicSamuel If you ever planning to come back to Kuala Lumpur again do let me know. I can arrange taxi tour from Kuala Lumpur city to any destinations just for you to review.. Free of charge..

[@akmalaziq3420]

thanks man.i m from msia.I dont know canai means to roll.hahaha

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thank you!

[@b3lurxxxm3duza]

I have a question for the lady of the video> I've heard that women who go to malasya ( specially alone) get stared a lot in malasya, specially if they are showing shoulders and the knees. Di you had any problems of that kind?

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Belu M. No, we didn't have any problems with that but at the same time we did visit larger cities such as KL, Malacca and Georgetown. Maybe in more smaller and conservative cities that receive less tourists that might be more of an issue.

[@aniscrazyfangirl2159]

if you go anywhere that has some kind of rural area like a kampung or a kebun = farm with a lot of old house's then yeah there might be some who'll stare's but only because it's not so normally seen there don't mind it to much

[@ShengTheCraftsman]

is like that since is a islamic country, people here are not open minded.

[@asilahzaharuddin9272]

malaysia

[@b3lurxxxm3duza]

no, i just mean women in general... something i read somewhere and.. who said i'm white?

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

We're both from Canada :)

[@Gwendoline965]

Hi, more scenes with dogs chasing monkeys, Gwendoline Leong "Doggy Patrol Bite D Monkeys!!" at Murugan Temple!! Must watch!! Cos monkeys r cheeky and intelligent!!! So r d dogs chasing them...

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

+Leong Munglan (Gwendoline) Hahaha

[@SalmanKhan-jb1cr]

i living 4 years in Malaysia at KL

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

That is really cool to hear!

[@kenznaada976]

Hi ! Thanks for that video ! I watched it with my husband as we'd like to go there soon. We learned a lot :) I have a few question though: how did you select your hotel ? (Should we book a guest house instead ?) and the MOST important : Is there spiders there, I mean, big disgusting 8 feet and eyes creatures coming for you in the night ? (I'm arachnophobe... An overreactive one.) Thank you !

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Kenz Naada a good way to book hotels is from a website in advance like booking dot com or agoda dot com. We didn't notice any spiders!

[@kenznaada976]

Thanks a lot ! We watched many of your videos, we love it ! Come to visit Paris, France; we can help you with the video :D

[@RelaxWorld19]

Where are you from?

[@shinigamifall]

Did you get to try teh tarik? =)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

shinigamifall No, we didn't. What is it?

[@shinigamifall]

NomadicSamuel It's tea with milk. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teh_tarik found that on wikipedia but it pretty much sums it up. Awesome drink! I cant wait to go back and have it! =) Do try it next time you visit M'sia. Im sure both of you would enjoy it!

[@luizgustavolima]

Hey guys, just subscribed you! Nice vloging...anyway, where in the world you clean your dirty clothes, after so much travelling? What you do for living? Hugs!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Thanks for subscribing! In Southeast Asia it was very easy to find a place to have them washed cheaply. Sometimes, if it expensive, or we have a large balcony we'll just hand wash them ourselves and hang them out to dry. We used to be English teachers but now we work online as freelancers :)

[@luizgustavolima]

Hahaha...thanks for the answer but was trying to know where do you have a home, most of the time;-) 

[@luizgustavolima]

I live in Brasília, Brazil.A year Ago visited KL,Bangkok,Hong Kong,Macau,Dubai and Abu Dhabi! Quite an experience!

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Lately we haven't had any home...heheheThe last base we had for a year was in South Korea and most recently we stayed a couple of months in Chiang Mai, Thailand :)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Cool to hear about all the places you've visited recently! We're hoping to go to Brazil in 2015 :)

[@MoonshineNL]

Are you related to Conan O'brien?

[@johanchin1020]

And how do you manage your money to spend wisely during the journey to the whole world? And how come do you have so much money??? Hahaha i have spent at least a year to go to bangkok.hope ull reply soon

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Hehehe...we actually don't have a lot of money. We worked as English teachers in Korea to save up and now we work online (often between 60-70 hours a week) doing freelance work, seo and marketing to keep our travels funded.

[@aniscrazyfangirl2159]

NomadicSamuel is it hard to work online cause i'm 16 and i dream to travel oh! and i also live in malaysia near kuala lumpur but my house is in jalan kebun

[@wanhariz45]

Man when you ride the lrt looks awesome but when I ride it I felt bored because I ride it everyday

[@noelio67]

Are the Maylasians really big on western men having to wear shorts that go BELOW THE KNEE??....have decent shorts, but they don't go below the knees....cheers, from Ireland

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

No, not really at all to be honest. You should be just fine and if you feel like getting longer shorts you can easily pick up a cheap pair once you're there.

[@noelio67]

NomadicSamuel Thanks....cheers for that

[@mohdalif5792]

Malaysia people(myself)wear shorts UNDER the knees because to cover(for muslims only)our parts,from belly button to knees,just like other(muslim) girls in malaysia and some in u.s also,they wear hijab,it is the same soncept. :D

[@noelio67]

mohd alif cheers fot thr info

[@mohdalif5792]

Noelio Emerald-Isle haha

[@monnee8760]

That dance is hilarious lol

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Hahahaha...thanks!

[@paulacawan]

11:11 maybe its because youre vlogging lol. like you know..talking to a camera.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Hahaha...we say is funny ;)

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

LOL, indeed :)

[@pashaali5881]

nice video..i love the music because it remind of 70s porn music haha

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Maybe he's a distant cousin ;)

[@Bastard471]

we drew a cartoon of aaall of you....

[@Bastard471]

maconhaey ddrawl gonna get yall gilled.

[@Sayidka603]

it would be nice if you know even how to make a small documentary. i know i would be better than you, even though I'm in Somali-land where needed facilities are limited.

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

Good luck!

[@Sayidka603]

thanks Samuel.

[@wanhariz45]

Wait you said that Malaysian items is expensive!?It's actually expensive because the people who sells the items know that you are tourists.Malaysian people:cheap.Tourist:expensive

[@luizgustavolima]

Dirty fingers....lol

[@NomadicSamuelTravelChannel]

LOL