🇲🇾 Top Tourist Struggles in Malaysia: Honest Review ✅ Must-Watch for Travelers!

[@benfishermin]

Great video, I love Kuala Lumpur. I came here for a visa run from Thailand and ended up staying quite a while, I'm making vlogs here too. It's funny that guy said it's like Berlin. I lived there for 2 years and to me they are total opposites (KL = very wholesome, predominantly muslim and Berlin = wild, eccentric, sex positive culture). Nice to see another interview from you in Malaysia!

[@Chai_Travel]

Aah gotcha thanks for your positive input 😃 I love to go back to Berlin one day 🤩🕺

[@lindatang4516]

Malaysia is the best country to visit. It is inexpensive and affordable. Country with multiculture and diversity. 🇲🇾

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Malaysia is generally safe. But we prefer tourists feel unsafe so they always be careful/cautious coz we don't know any bad things can happend. Plus there're many foreigners in Malaysia too.

[@SunnyAwaaRashid-ty4ui]

Pls keep in mind all my lovely tourist in Malaysia we have thousands of undocumented migrants, and refugees.

[@Chai_Travel]

🙏

[@arivfotomoto3642]

To the brit gal, I hope she departs Malaysia on a good note. She should try googling of the place before visiting, not knowing Bukit Bintang is like going to London and not heard of Oxford street. Not clear what actually happened to her, Malaysian men don't really gawk at foreign women. Maybe they're not local, there's more than 3 million foreign workers in Malaysia.

[@flahmadzaki2172]

The brit girl probably just got back from Pai, Thailand. Where she is still high. The way she crossed arm is an indicator of anxiety. Interviewer is calm and relaxed. England is not doing so well now. Can relate the escape. Also visa run, maxed out their stay in Pai, Thailand. We have our own identity and that is Malaysia. We are not the same as Thailand or Singapore and we don't want to. Rowdy Bangkok, Pattaya or Phuket.

[@AjAji-uf9tc]

WELL SAID SIR💯 👏

[@iskandarfarid4189]

​@@flahmadzaki2172that Brit gal more like a junkie to me

[@brothersman524]

I agree. I am surprised about it too. I would expect that kind of thing in Thailand, not Malaysia

[@brothersman524]

@@flahmadzaki2172 I have to agree. England is in a mess

[@syafiqsya465]

Apprecite thier opinions , anyway welcome to 🇲🇾.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Try asking the brit to go to paris now (alone). In daytime you will see the gangs of pickpockets. I would like to add, there are many migrants and refugees here like Europe. Please be aware of your surroundings.

[@brothersman524]

Well, she should have known better as many cities in England have a lot of crime. The city I'm from has more crime than KL and Bangkok put together

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@brothersman524 thank you brother

[@doublefishie]

Thanks for the vlog and honest comments from every interviewer. I'm Malaysian and hope you ignore those haters' comment. Netizen of Malaysia is sensitive to criticism 😂 but in real life we are nice people

[@raelenesharp-rc2zw]

Thankyou for your videos…I’ll be in KL and Penang in August. I was first there in 1978 and 1985 backpacking. Last October I was in Georgetown for a few hours off a cruise ship. Im travelling solo, but only for 12 days from Perth Western Australia. I can’t wait to return! KL has changed SO much since 1985. Im looking forward to my 4 star hotels this trip, and definitely not carrying my luggage on my back! Malaysia was so easy and free and safe way back then when I was 25. Love your videos and questions. Warmest regards from Western Australia 🦘🇦🇺

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you sir! Great you went on a cruise to Malaysia! I lived in North Bridge and Vic Park for a little while in 2011 :) Thanks for watching and hopefully we stay in touch 😁 Cheers!

[@ChovyTravel]

Awesome video! 💯 We just started traveling to Malaysia and we love it 🫶🏻💕 People are super friendly and country is BEAUTIFUL 💛🥰

[@Chai_Travel]

Awesome! Have a great time 🤩❤️

[@ChovyTravel]

@@Chai_Travel thank you!! Great channel 👍😁

[@geodarnodan6750]

As a chinese american, I highly recommend you visit the residential town in KL to see how chinese malaysian live. One of the best places to experience is Kota Damansara, which is about 15 km from KL city. It has a few hundred restaurants, mainly chinese cuisine, in the shop lots. To be honest, that's the place where you can experience the real local life outside the CBD, and there are three main shopping malls nearly, one of which is OneUtama- one of the largest in Asia, basically people who live there do not need to travel outside the area.

[@geodarnodan6750]

As a chinese american, I highly recommend you visit a residential town in KL to see how chinese malaysians live. One of the best places to experience this is Kota Damansara, which is about 15 km from KL city. It has a few hundred restaurants, mainly the chinese cuisine, in the shop lots. To be honest, that's the place where you can experience the real local life outside the CBD. There are also three main shopping malls nearby, one of which is One Utama, one of the largest in Asia. People who live there generally do not need to travel outside the area

[@ChovyTravel]

@@geodarnodan6750 thanks for the recommendation!! 😁👍💙

[@stevens8785]

It sounds like they need to create some overhead walkovers there in KL to enable ease of crossing. Too right that Bangkok has improved on that over the years plus, of course transportation big time. Wow, the Brit and the bad experience. Pity there likely wasn't a chance to report the person and have them charged. l Feel sad for her. A top assortment of interviews champ. Well done Chai 🤩

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Overhead bridges are where homeless people live (I am not trying to hide the truth). Mainly at chinatown area. To solicit for money. Better to be on the street where there are more people. Malaysia likes to take in refugees and migrants. Like Europe. This is the mess unhcr created here to be honest

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Steven! Haha yeah or just road crossing for pedestrians with traffic lights with cameras could be helpful 😅 (this is probably not the most popular comment 😝) me too! She did seem to have a very strong personality and a mature look at it but this could be traumatic for some people. It’s just disgusting and unacceptable behavior. I guess the guy need some professional help. Thanks champ 🤟🏼

[@siampansey]

I am from bangkok and love to visit Malaysia for food and concert every year.I was a bit akward the first time that I have to cross the street infront of Axiata I was like...How can I cross the street,there is no overpass or Zebra crossing then I just watch a guy crossing the street and I just follow him lol.I am not good at subway or skytrain or bus I always use taxi or grab when I am taveling so...I have to cross the street and wait for my cap to avoid the traffic,at that time I just realized oh there is some thing different.But it okay we may have lots of overpass or Zebra crossing but we driving more crazy here in bangkok lol

[@kcchung3309]

Ik was een paar keren met de familie voor vakantie in Malaysia geweest verschillende plaatsen wij vonden het erg leuk en hadden genoten prima aan te raden voor kort en lange vakantie in dat land dat is mij mening dankjewel fijne dag toegewenst.

[@Chai_Travel]

Leuk hoor! Ik zie meerdere gezinnen die een fijne tijd hebben in Maleisië 🤩 het heeft genoeg te doen, lieve mensen, het is veilig, en prachtige natuur 😍 bedankt voor het kijken

[@nickloong]

Hi Champ,welcome back to Kuala Lumpur. On the subject, Kuala Lumpur and the rest of Malaysia are generally a very safe place. Just be aware of the foreign immigrants that are causing a lot of these irritations. The locals in general, are very respectful of others and are friendly to tourists. Just be mindful which part of the city you are in when in Kuala Lumpur. Just like any other country in the world, there are places to avoid and places which are recommended!😅😊

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate, it’s always good to be back in KL and yes indeed it’s very safe. Way safer than in let’s say Amsterdam 😅 have a great Saturday 🏆

[@iszshah]

Well of course jika nak mencari kekurangan sebuah bandar memang la akan ada. Setiap tempat ada kelebihan dan kekurangan. But setiap kelemahan yg ada akan cuba diperbaiki. Harap pihak yg terlibat bersikap proactive utk menambah baik kelemahan

[@secrets.295]

Agree with Jack from Taiwan. There aren't enough pedestrian streets in not just KL but literally all Malaysian cities. Our city planning is just terrible. 😑

[@kamrulz659]

I hd been in Taiwan a decade ago.While Msia hs already developed with metro systen they just started to build it😅

[@Chai_Travel]

On the flip side in a KL does have a lot of pedestrian ways covered in case it rain. Always space for improvement I guess. Love this city

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

It was. Until higher demand for mobiles & accidents, many roads became wider

[@secrets.295]

@@Chai_Travel True the KL city center is good to walk around. The suburbs is the issue

[@secrets.295]

@@kamrulz659 Taipei already has metro since 1996. Lol. By 2008 they already had 131 stations. Clearly you are lying.

[@agnescheah0785]

Encourage tourists to visit Penang island, beautiful beach, beautiful food and the people. 😊😊😊

[@Chai_Travel]

One of the best places for food 😍

[@mzan2691]

I would also encourage people to visit Penang, I find it fascinating, its culture and food, and there are indeed a few beautiful sandy beaches, but the beaches cannot be the reason to travel to Penang, as the sea water is very murky, polluted and full of jellyfish. Langkawi is already much better, but Perhentian and all the other islands along the east coast of Malaysia are far more beautiful, if you are looking for world class sandy beaches, diving and snorkeling.

[@awokkiterchannel6408]

Actually its a lot of thing u can do in KL but if u like challenge or you want to see beautiful places like islands or beaches KL is notnthe place. Terengganu, Sabah are the place for snorkeling or diving. A lot of beautiful island out there

[@antruok4950]

Very interesting conversations my friend always diverse , happy to talk & very open - nice work Mr Chai ✌️👌👍👋✔️🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you sir 🤟🏼 have a good day!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

The German guy you interviewed by the River of Life is really nice, stayed positive about Malaysia. The one after that you interviewed at Merdeka Square, the one that said he felt the vibe of Berlin in KL, the one that said Malaysia is wealthier than Indonesia, obviously didn't realize, didn't know that Indonesia is the only Southeast Asian country in G20, with the highest GDP around USD1.5 trillion, of course with a population of hundreds of millions, the median for GDP income per capita in Indonesia is still in the status of a developing country like all the countries in this region with exception to Brunei and Singapore (one of the highest GDP income per capita in the world).

[@sandrest8773]

Are you saying Indonesia is wealthier than Malaysia? There are reason why people use GDP per capita as main indicator, for 270 milions of people,GDP around USD1.5 trillions is low compare to Malaysia 30 millions of people GDP around USD 400 billions.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@sandrest8773 Read carefully of what I've said in my comment.

[@HappyGolfCart-uz3ft]

It's ok for our honoured guests/ visitors to have negative comments on Malaysia.. that's the way to improve....of course constructive comments/criticisms should be welcome .... anyway PLS take note that Malaysia especially Kuala Lumpur has a lot of immigrants ( illegal ) some may look like Malaysian but their attitudes towards tourists may be unwelcoming n dangerous ...n Malaysian ll be blame ...PLS be wary at all times 🤗

[@Chai_Travel]

Legal or not legal. I hope we all can tread each other with respect and guide each other when someone is misbehaving. I believe we are all responsible for each other

[@argazmellal3098]

English tourists I will say are the best ones i meet couple from Bedford such nice people we spend a beautiful night in Kuala Lampur last week

[@Hea9lt9hy9]

My female friend had similar problems with men going out at night. She did not feel sate going out in KL at night.

[@Chai_Travel]

It’s a shame. It’s actually very safe but the feeling counts twice. Hopefully there is a way to improve this as everyone should come over and visit this magnificent city 🙏

[@hawaandroid2786]

Certain parts of KL is where the undocumented and illigal immigrant live. They sometimes harass tourists. Asking money, harassing women when they get drunk. My advice to women travellers coming to KL, if you experience any of this bad incident, please report to police station. Your report will help us to keep KL safe. Police will patrol these area often if they knew about this.

[@Hea9lt9hy9]

@@hawaandroid2786 thank you for the tip

[@bakafrayaborja896]

For tht matter some cities in Europe are not safe..many pick pockets, handphone thieves, etc.. I don't feel safe in London, Paris, Barcelona and Rome, Amsterdam is OK. Helsinki is pretty safe

[@NoorNoor-ul5zh]

Your friend is not from Europe than 😂😂😂😂

[@veronicamarthinsen6951]

Lovely episode! Loved the energy of the guy from Taiwan 👌 sorry to hear about the girls experience tho.. But bad apples are probably in any country, thankfully nothing happened to her. Stay Safe, Chai ❤️👋

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks! Haha yeah his very bubbly:) I’m pretty sure he’s munching away in Penang right now 😆 yeah true hopefully this won’t happen to more people and if they see this call 112 for police. Thanks again Veronica 🤟🏼

[@hawaandroid2786]

Should ask her to report her experience to policewoman at police station. Perhaps if police know about this incident, they will sent officer to patrol the area.

[@thinkerr]

Commuting in KL is quite convenient compared to Bangkok. The only plus for Bangkok is that certain tourist hotspots are centered around the BTS otherwise you have to grab or taxis.

[@mitsunori222000]

Why are there not more travelogs like yours? Was very impressed by your honest series on Myanmar.

[@Chai_Travel]

Aw haha you’re flattering 🥰 thank you!

[@ylzaf77]

Malaysia is generally safe but there are those occasional incidents with crazy individuals one might encounter. As for the pedestrian friendly thing, I notice that most countries in South East Asia are not pedestrian friendly unlike some western countries. Overall, I like Malaysia particularly due to the people, food options and its diverse culture, does not look too artificial like its neighbor down south.

[@connielinz879]

Great video. I have had a couple of stopovers in KL and have always felt safe. I get the feeling that you can see yourself living in Malaysia for awhile. 😘🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Νice! I'm sure you had some good food when you over in KL :D Haha yeah I especially like KL but, hopefully we're able to show some different parts of Malaysia later this year or next year :) Thanks again Connie 🏆

[@connielinz879]

@@Chai_Travel Awesome, look forward to that. Just wondering if you have plans to go to Sri Lanka in the near future? 😊❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Not for the foreseeable future 😅 I’ve been before one and I loved it but now I’m only promoting my channel to be active in SE Asia. Maybe in a few years I can start a new channel 🤷‍♂️ haha let’s see how we go 😜

[@chiangea3495]

For most tourists, their experience in Indonesia is equal to Bali.

[@kamrulz659]

Bali doesnt reflect the whole situations in Indonesia😊

[@brothersman524]

I'll say every country has their pros and cons, some more than others. But Malaysia is far more on the pro's side of things than the cons. I do feel for my fellow British lady in what happened to her which was actually a surprise and I hope it didn't spoil her stay in Malaysia. Having said that, it does seem to me that she did very little research on Malaysia. If she was bothered about partying and going to clubs, then Thailand would have been better for her. As for saying there isn't much to do in KL, that is also wrong - there are a lot of things to see and do. Personally she should have skipped Malaysia and just go straight to Thailand. I have just come back from my 7th visit to Malaysia and 4th visit to Indonesia, and I'm planning to go to Malaysia again next year - I can't get enough of Malaysia

[@Drippinonyou]

whats there to do in kl other than shopping? batu caves? thats so boring

[@brothersman524]

@@Drippinonyou In which country are you from? KL doesn't just have Shopping malls and Batu Caves and Petronas Towers. There are Chinatown, Little India, Istana Negara King's Palace, Bukit Bitang, Perdana Botanical Gardens, Butterfly Park, Bird Park, Eco Forest, KL National Mosque, Thien Hou Temple, Wilayat Mosque, Merdeka Square, KLCC Gallery, KLCC Aquaria, Jamek Mosque, Islamic National Museum, National Monument, KL Tower, Sri Maha Mariamman Temple. Just outside KL, you can visit the city of Putrajaya which has a few lovely sites, The Blue Mosque (Malaysia's biggest mosque), Kanching Waterfalls (close to Batu Caves). And I do not like shopping malls.

[@Drippinonyou]

@@brothersman524 i think you over estimate how only few of the sites u list on here are fun and worth it to visit. Most of them are just okay experiences and ive visited most of them. Why must you know which country im from? thats irrelevant to the topic.

[@brothersman524]

@@Drippinonyou Well I love those places and I don't give a damn if you don't tbh. People have different tastes. I might not like the places you like and would call it boring too but then again I might do. And I might have visited the country you are from and liked it, which is why I asked. I'm from the UK myself and it has some good places and crap places

[@Drippinonyou]

@@brothersman524 but im not even talking about where are you from nor am i interested in that. Just my take on KL in general. I love penang and malacca tho.

[@rozaiaw2308]

I wonder where the Brits girl stay or go around, for what she said it is like the wrong area. A bit of research before you travel is good, not knowing Bukit Bintang when you are in Kuala Lumpur is so weird.

[@Chai_Travel]

:) weird is maybe not the word I'd use but I get what you say 🤭 Thank you for watching ❤️

[@brothersman524]

Bukit Bitang is the Piccadilly Circus of London. It is the happening place in KL. She should have researched it and stayed either around Bukit Bitang or near Petronas Towers.

[@a__asnow6402]

As a local, The first one i agree. About the pedestrian path.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I am surprised the german know tioman. One of the jewel of the east coast

[@Chai_Travel]

Man, it’s a beauty 😍 I’d love to explore the East coast this year maybe next year

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@Chai_Travel go from April till June. No rain

[@zaidarazak2838]

Go explore east coast islands like Perhentian, Redang, Tioman ​@@Chai_Travel U'll love the beaches there but please avoid monsoon season starting from Oct/Nov

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

Tried to walk in BKK, it's rough

[@Chai_Travel]

It can be indeed

[@ylzaf77]

Indonesia is not only Bali. To be honest, Bali is not even a close representation of Indonesia as a whole.

[@Chai_Travel]

I agree. Still, I do like Bali in many ways although I think it got way to busy for the narrow roads they have over there 😊

[@MaritesKim]

❤❤❤ good job country blog

[@Eye-xg9bz]

The Taiwanese guy didnt want to mention Chinese.. do you notice? 😅

[@Chai_Travel]

:P

[@Lily_Daneva]

I've heard that in KL about 10 years ago there have been issues with skimming ordinary people's credit/debit cards while paying in a grocery shop or things like this - is it still going on?

[@Chai_Travel]

I haven’t heard of any cases. Also I’m paying with my credit card most of the time when I’m KL. Never had a problem:)

[@xian4616]

True not easy to walk!

[@flahmadzaki2172]

Not pedestrian friendly? Ohhh .. compared to what? Bangkok, USA, Canada or Paris?

[@Chai_Travel]

I’d say compared to a lot of cities 🙏 no offense

[@flahmadzaki2172]

@@Chai_Travel none taken.

[@kokisirai6781]

i want to watch video which you demonstrate about bali or cebu island！

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey Ey, you’ll find some in those playlists:) 🇮🇩| Indonesia kzbin.info/aero/PLf5thCQYoyX-_pCeiibyghbN8Q-W-FLSU 🇵🇭| Philippines kzbin.info/aero/PLf5thCQYoyX9YD46orlIPMmjE-kpRLrxu Enjoy 😃

[@Ken-o7g]

Honestly, Malaysia is the best country for International travelers. No scams like in Thailand, Philippines or Indonesia and people are rich enough not to bother you for sympathy attention. Also it's the number 1 location for expats to reside in Southeast Asia.

[@Chai_Travel]

It's one of the best.

[@tonykhong]

The title of the video is eyecatching "top tourist struggles" in order to attract viewers but I see no interviewee having struggles. Welcome to KL and Malaysia.

[@kamrulz659]

Its a joke when they said kl is not safe at night.Maybe they hv crossed a mini Daka in Msia😊

[@Chai_Travel]

That’s right. I had to come up with an original title plus thinking of how I can help potential tourists who are interested in Malaysia as holiday destinations. Malaysia is very safe and diverse and hopefully everyone is in the position to visit it at least once in their lives 🙏

[@asd5139]

I am curious to whom did the german guy watch the video of malaysia that he became interested to come and visit Malaysia. Lenworst? Lenwurst?

[@Chai_Travel]

Sorry mate. When he told me he only makes content in German I lost interest about his name 😅 I really can't remember any more

[@asd5139]

@@Chai_Travel tried my best to decipher the creator name from the guy pronunciation but still the channel cannot be found 😄.

[@Chai_Travel]

I tried also for you but I couldn't either :P He showed me an insta account actually so you can continue the search if you like :)

[@asd5139]

@@Chai_Travel 😂😂

[@joharimamat1522]

Long time no see you. 😂

[@Chai_Travel]

😂

[@krithunter9871]

First lady speaks so perfect english, how is that possible, its like im listend to a computer.

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha that’s southern English 🤭

[@lynetteleong906]

Native English and yes, southern accent .

[@90taetaeya]

For a gay person, definitely Malaysia to be avoided due to the strict discriminatory laws that wants to imprisonment me. Queer Kingdom has made a very informative video putting Malaysia as the 2nd country to be avoided for travel.

[@Chai_Travel]

It's a difficult situation. When it comes to this, it can be very conservative. I personally love everyone no matter what race, religion, or sexuality ❤️

[@michelg2257]

For the UK girl.. Just go home, but in the UK it's 100 times worse.

[@Chai_Travel]

That’s not very nice of you is it?

[@michelg2257]

@@Chai_Travel Ik had het anders moeten vermelden. gezien de huidige situatie op plekken in UK en andere plekken in Europa is het in Azië beter gesteld qua veiligheid.

[@marcusgoh73]

Ja idd criminaliteit in Londen is veel erger nu zeker 's avonds in de clubbing districts Als je helemaal solo ging ronddwalen ​@@michelg2257

[@kamrulz659]

Yes, i hd been scammed while walking on uk's street😊

[@Luno_Referral_Code_ZJBS3P]

Tq

[@rohanarahim4327]

Not safe at night.. pati in volumes

[@Chai_Travel]

🤔

[@kamrulz659]

Maybe she encountered nasty foreign workers in Msia n the situations in uk are even more worst.A lot of scammers on the streets around London😅

[@cwsb9397]

Pati are migrant workers

[@salinamdnoor603]

​@@cwsb9397Pati is illegal migrants

[@khalikyakup7534]

the female tourist need to do a police report of that incidents. this kind of people will tarnish Malaysian name. now Malaysia have to many immigrants that comming illegal to Malaysia where there are from Bangladesh, Nepalese, Indonesia and others. if she make a police report. Malaysia police can do investigation at the area where the incidence happened or maybe Malaysian police can capture the culprit and also Malaysia people dont want bad things happen to the tourist comming to Malaysia. as we know the incident happens like india where the female tourists is rape by 7 guys where she and his husband get beaten also. if this happens in Malaysia this is gonna ruin Malaysia tourism and Malaysia name in the world.

[@Chai_Travel]

I hope there is a way to filter out the bad apples 🙏

[@JacekyChai_MY]

welcome to my country, malaysia haha

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

What struggles? Why is a video on struggles in Malaysia, isn't there any struggle in other countries that you've visited, weird. Anyway, Chai, welcome back to KL. Do you notice the pattern of your KL compared to the other countries. You focused on negative questions compared to more general questions when you were in other countries. Well, I could be mistaken.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey Yasin, what’s happening? Thanks. Ow yes indeed sometimes do focus on the lesser parts so people who come over know what to expect. Basically with this video I show that there are not so many struggles as a traveler in Malaysia and hope this way to drag more tourists to the great country 🙏 how negative it seems like I always try to have a positive impact on the tourist industry in South East Asia

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@Chai_Travel Hehe, maybe my weary mind isn't in its positive mood. Anyway, thank you for your video and your effort to engage with tourists all around SEA. 😀

[@Chai_Travel]

@@Yasin_Affandi no worries mate. I understand where you come from. I hope you’re doing okay and have a good weekend 🤟🏼

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@Chai_Travel Thank you. There was lots of noises last night around my neighborhood, I don't know what the Chinese was celebrating. It really disturbed my peace of mind. You too Chai, have a great weekend. 😀

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha they do love celebrating 😂 I hope you have a good night rest tonight 🙏 cheers

[@bella8145-d9z]

why people think malaysia is poor country

[@Chai_Travel]

Because of its location on the map I suppose 🤷‍♂️

[@bella8145-d9z]

@@Chai_Travel what. i dont understand

[@Chai_Travel]

Not everyone has good education about this topic and think Asian countries on this part of the world are over all poor.

[@bella8145-d9z]

@@Chai_Travel ok. but it is not fair. malaysia not rich but we are not poor either

[@neal1006]

The guy in minute 17 should know that its improper for young man to be walking across the streets in the city exposing his torso...if he didnt, he'd soon know 😂😂

[@Chai_Travel]

🤭

[@wneighbor2523]

Maybe the culture and law favorable to male dominant… my classmate had similar experiences of men showing themselves too…

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Hope it is not showing other parts below waist

[@Chai_Travel]

Hmm interesting comment. Sexual harassment is not part of the Malaysia culture. It’s actually the opposite.

[@wneighbor2523]

@@Chai_Travel she worked for large company and had to do business travel . She locked herself in her hotel room and afraid to go out at night. She had experienced of someone pounding on her hotel room door… eventually, she quits her job….

[@BenGoh-n4q]

Come to Singapore cheapest country in the world

[@Chai_Travel]

That's an odd comment :P

[@chillout914]

British girl what about the streets of london at night , and knives crimes etc bad things can happen everywhere in the world everyone should expect things and try to enjoy the trip he payed for the most he can ..... one guy does not represent malaysia big love to malaysia from tunisia

[@Chai_Travel]

I hope Europe is working its things out when it come to safety in the bigger cities

[@gameplayfirst-ger]

Why do all those people try to tell her how bad it is in London. That doesn't matter, if she has a bad experience - just a reason less to come to SE-Asia, so you should try to stop it, instead of victim blaming or mansplaining.

[@AminCorea]

No country is perfect.

[@DaveDong-ez4tr]

BRO IS THIS PROPAGANDA CHANNEL?? THAT BRIT LADY IS A BIG LIER 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 SHE SAID SHE FEELS SAFE IN THAILAND 🇹🇭 BUT NOT IN MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 .

[@AjAji-uf9tc]

TRUE THAT WELL SAID 💯🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Chai_Travel]

Propaganda channel 😅 I never heard that one before 🤪 that lady was talking about her experience and feeling. I personally do not necessarily prefer Thailand over Malaysia or the other way around.

[@Killajmj]

⁠you have an agenda Dutchie😏

[@Chai_Travel]

@@Killajmj tell me what do I have in mind with my agenda?🤓

[@gameplayfirst-ger]

LOL, some people are very insecure about their country (or country of choice).

[@colettelongo2080]

Not much to do?

[@Chai_Travel]

😅 I think there is plenty to do!

[@Hornscope]

Such a nonsense to say she doesn't feel safe in kuala lumpur. I think she got lonely and nobone bothers her or run after her

[@stevens8785]

It sounds to me like you are condoning the perverted act that was perpetrated against her to make her feel that way in the first place. Why wouldn't she therefore not feel safe notwithstanding it is likely an isolated case? As for the rest of your comment, well that is outright disgusting and paints you in as bad a light as the perpetrator of the mentioned revolting act.

[@henryyeoh8610]

Sexual harassment is not okay!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Maybe she meant exposing the bottom part. Not simple cat call. Relax.

[@Chai_Travel]

No nonsense. It’s her feeling… especially after such thing it’s very understandable why she feels this way.

[@royzack2047]

Understandble when she was comparing with Thailand. Thailand have crazy nightlife. That's why she feel safer there compare to Malaysia a bit quieter while she likes to walk around at night.

[@Dixgn644]

9:12.... Some foreign wokers behavior are rude...few nights before a small group of drunken Myanmar(s) singing and shouting at people in Silang road KL.... I saw an European male tourist make video on it.... They might taught it was locals because those Myanmars look the same as locals....😎

[@Chai_Travel]

😅

[@secretserviceinc]

Cool