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    Kuala Lumpur in 48 hours | Family’s First Epic Adventure in Malaysia



    Discover the magic of Kuala Lumpur in just 48 hours with our family’s unforgettable adventure! Join us on a whirlwind journey through the heart of Malaysia as we explore the city’s vibrant culture and iconic landmarks. From captivating KLCC Park to immersing ourselves in the energy of Central Market, every step reveals the essence of this incredible destination.

    Indulge in authentic Malaysian flavors at Congkak restaurant, as we share the joy of savoring local cuisine. Witness our excitement as we create lasting memories, embracing the first-time thrills of experiencing Kuala Lumpur together.

    But why stop at the ordinary? Why not take the leap and explore Malaysia’s treasures? From the Petronas Twin Towers to the Batu Caves, our vlog showcases the best of Kuala Lumpur, inspiring you to embark on your very own adventure.

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    00:00 Intro
    00:11 Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur
    00:59 KLCC Park
    02:08 Suria KLCC Mall
    03:12 Congkak Malaysian Cuisine
    04:50 Symphony Water Fountain Show
    05:32 Petronas Twin Towers at Night
    05:49 Gobo Chit Chat Breakfast Buffet
    06:27 Batu Caves
    08:54 Central Market
    09:41 Rooftop Pool Fun
    10:43 Grab Food Delivery
    11:08 Outro

    25 Comments

    7. Keang Wooi Choo on

      Malaysia is a family friendly place. We always think how to allow mother's to change diapers in malls, how children will run around in the parks. Is there enough shade eg trees.

    9. R.N 66 on

      World most bigger outdoor bird farm near central market … need to check at botanical gardens (Lakes gardens) near dataran merdeka 😊

    17. Ke On on

      Nasi Ambeng is actually a dish from Javanese descent here in Malaysia.
      The restaurant name is pronounce Chong-Kak (in Malay language, letter C always sound Ch as in Chair)

    18. jon math on

      Terima kasih Thanks for visiting from neighboring bangkok.
      Btw grab originated in malaysia and it took the country by storm gaining instant popularity in malaysia's big cities. Then it expanded, moved hq to singapore, took over uber in this region, expanded further into grab food, and you 3 came along 😊

    21. Khairul Azhar on

      Nasi Ambeng not fried rice, it's plain rice with many side dishes. It's Javanese foods. You eat at Malay restaurant. For your information
      Malay are ethnic
      Malaysia are country
      Malaysian are citizenship.
      If you found Malay in Singapore, he not Malaysian he are Singaporean

    23. CONSCIENCE ALI on

      TREES NEVER ASK YOU HUMAN SLAVES FOR FICTION ( MONEY ) SO WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT YOU NEED TO EARN AND PAY FICTION ( MONEY ) TO BE ALIVE ?

      EVERY THING PRODUCED BY TREES NEVER ASK YOU HUMAN SLAVES FOR FICTION ( MONEY ) SO WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT YOU NEED TO EARN AND PAY FICTION ( MONEY ) TO BE ALIVE ?

      WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT FICTION ( MONEY ) IS REAL AND HAS VALUE ?

    24. Ashtriana Hamzah on

      While you are here in KL, I would like to inform you there will be a handycraft showcase at the Sg Bumbun Orang Asli Craft Center, Pulau Carey(Indigenous People) this weekend, where you can also include a trip to the MahMeri Cultural Village and Riverine Splash Waterpark. Then there will also be the National Day Parade at Putrajaya (come early 7.30pm) on the 31st.

    25. Yasin Affandi on

      Thank you for this wonderful video. Welcome to KL, Malaysia. I truly hope that you and your family have had a good time exploring around the city. The little guy is so cute, so adorable.

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