Welcome to nowhere malaysia (Kuala Lipis)

[@nurhidayahabdullah1548]

In malaysia we don't normally call tea (chai) because chai are commonly use in india.We either say tea or teh.

[@2nxtdzh_7]

If you want the hot version you can ask for Teh Tarik or Teh Panas. Its tea with condense milk. Teh-O for tea with sugar.

[@farandbeyond]

Ok thanks nick ✌🏼

[@pyromania123]

Most of the old buildings here in Malaysia are British influence. Mainly in the state of Melaka have Portuguese & Dutch influence buildings.

[@farandbeyond]

thanks for the info and thank you for watching, hope to see you again!

[@pyromania123]

@@farandbeyond if you ever come back to Kuala Lumpur, let me know. I can suggest some nice & interesting places to visit & great place to get some nice local foods. Btw, hope you have a safe journey to South Africa. Good Luck.

[@farandbeyond]

awesome thanks for the offer

[@ismailbuang1213]

If want a cup of tea go to a coffeeshop not shop selling shirts....chai is not a common name for tea in some part of Malaysia. We just call it tea or teh

[@farandbeyond]

Yeah I know now it's called tea or teh but I was actually looking for the Indian style tea which is called chai, but it was not available in Kuala Limpis, it was however available all over Kuala Lumpur because of the massive Indian population

[@alcyoneaquila9670]

Welcome to kuala lipis,,bro,,

[@farandbeyond]

Thanks brother 🙏

[@OrangiWalaVlogs]

Welcome to Malaysia

[@farandbeyond]

Thank you 🙏

[@agogo7394]

Tea tarik is hot tea with condensed milk. U will never find chai in east coast. Northern. Southern. Except KL. To many foreigner frm pakistan india bangladesh

[@farandbeyond]

ok thanks for the info

[@พี่บี-ส5ผ]

❤❤❤

[@farandbeyond]

❤️🙏

[@dragonport6132]

How did you find communicating among locals in Malaysia ? was it easy or hard ? for big city like KL yes sure, but for small town like Kuala Lipis how was it ?

[@farandbeyond]

Truth be told it was pretty easy, the occasional difficult moment but many people were bilingual throughout all of Malaysia. The southern parts of Thailand are a lot harder, almost nobody speaks English and if they do it's very little. You need to always use translator

[@keangwooichoo6138]

During the colonial period, this used to be the capital of pahang instead of kuantan. That is why it is built up or developed

[@farandbeyond]

Ahhh right, thanks for telling me, I didn't know that 🙏✌🏼

[@farandbeyond]

And thanks for watching brother!

[@demhaakriahk8916]

A lot 9f cars .... Less people

[@farandbeyond]

What's 9f cars lol

[@ML_Lee]

We dont call it Chai. Chai is what people called it in india.

[@farandbeyond]

Thanks for the information 😊😊

[@keangwooichoo6138]

We called it teh tarik not chai tea

[@farandbeyond]

Thanks for telling me and thanks for watching'

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@farandbeyond chai is indian milk tea.

[@farandbeyond]

and its delicious haha thanks for the info

[@keangwooichoo6138]

So sad after 12 years schooling, cannot speak simple English.

[@farandbeyond]

We all learn differently and at our own pace my friend, practice makes perfect! Thanks for watching....

[@n9bi-k9z]

@@farandbeyonddont mind him, even some Malaysian, born and raised here but cant even speak the national language Malay 😂😂

[@farandbeyond]

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