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Thanks for watching! We try to be honest with our personal experiences, while still being open minded and trying to see the best of everything. Sometimes experiences just don't live up to the expectations though!

Thank you! We really appreciate the positive feedback, we do put a lot of time and effort into it! She had a sling and a sore arm for quite a while, but pushed through. Malaysian health care was surprisingly good!

Hokkien Mee. It's a fried noodle dish, very good! Thank you!

Yes! Thank you!

Thank you! You too!

That's you not being rude? People don't tend to travel to the suburbs when they have a limited time visiting a city for the first time. Tourist hot spots are popular for a reason, they are the most interesting and notable attractions. It may be boring to you, but to someone who hasn't been there, they want to know what they must see. Next time if I do a Travel guide to the suburbs of KL, I'll let you know.

I meet many expats living in the suburbs because they want more privacy but with complete public facilities, supermarkets and famous restaurants. You can find them in Mount Kiara, Bangsar, Damansara Height, Bukit Antarabangsa, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Ampang and many other suburbs of Kuala Lumpur.

bro they are tourist... what. do you expect? to go for hari raya event? the content is for the tourist not local. why you watch at first place.

Yes we visited Penang and the tram, we will be doing a video on Georgetown next! Haven't been to Malacca though, is that nice?

@@TrekList malacca has Portuguese town and has Portuguese- Chinese village

​@@TrekList Malacca (Melaka) and George Town, Penang are historic cities of the Straits of Malacca - UNESCO World Heritage Sites (7 July 2008) was based on the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of cultural diversity embodied and embedded in living heritage and built heritage. You should go there.

Thank you! We loved it!

Very interesting. We haven't been to Jakarta, should we go next?

That's interesting, could you tell us what that translates to?

@@TrekList Muddy confluence.

Wow, I think Kuala Lumpur has a better ring to it!

Thank you so much, we love the welcoming people of Malaysia and can't wait to come back and explore more!

@@TrekList Wonderful. 😀

Oh really? That's interesting! There needs to be less use of plastics and better waste disposal options in some countries to lessen the amount that ends up trashing the oceans and beaches like this!

It's pretty terrible. Why anyone would bring their trash there and just leave it is very disrespectful to an otherwise beautiful place!

Thank you, it was my second time and I can't wait to come back!

Thank you, Glad you liked it!

Yes we felt very safe when we were there!

In hindsight, I wish we wen to Mr. Mullets instead! It would have been a memorable experience

Yes we saw evidence of this in other parts of Vietnam as well. Thank you! We like to show an honest portrayal of everywhere we go, but having said that, there were nice parts of the island as well, as you can see in the video! We will do a full video on our Phu Quoc experience soon showing the good with the bad (though that was pretty bad!)

@TrekList Thanks for your response. We are thinking Nai Harn in Phuket or Kota Kinabalu on Boreno as the beaches, whitewater rafting & scuba were great there years ago when we visited. Also years ago in Costa Rica but had to pay for people to watch our Jeep and the buser in Burger King was carrying a club and gun. Hope that's changed but the volcano, zipline and beaches were great! Thanks and Happy Travels!

I've been in Nha Trang for 4 months; I swim in the main beach 2 days out of 3. I have only seen 2 pieces of plastic in the water the past 4 months (both of which I removed). The water is clean and clear in this area.

@@Totsujt How about the poor air quality though? We lived in Nha Trang years ago. Love the Marina Club and girls cooking fresh lobster on the beach.

Thank you so much! That means more than you know!

I found that they spoke both for the most part, but I'm just speaking with limited spanish knowledge!I loved it too, but yes there are problems associated with mass tourism for sure

It was! I'm sure Tia knows this beach well

Thank you! I hadn't heard of Lake Amatitlán. What happened to it?

Thank you for watching!

Hi, thanks for watching. I wouldn't consider the drive very difficult at all. If you have any experience driving windy roads then it shouldn't be a problem. It's a difficult drive in the winter, but in the summer the roads are absolutely fine, the only danger is keeping your eyes on the road when you want to look at all the scenery! Any car that will fit you and your luggage should be fine. As far as the smoke... that is unpredictable. It won't necessarily make the drive more difficult, but will ruin the scenery, so I hope you have good luck with that!

Yes we would definitely recommend the Antiguena Spanish School. They were very professional and one of the best reviewed options when we were researching, and our instructor was great!

Yes you are right! We learned the hard way after spending $20 on some tacos at a trendy restaurant the first night.. We mostly ate at sodas after that, and the food was great and a great deal. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Really? What makes you say that? We thought it was very nice and clean and good options for restaurants and shops.

Muchas Gracias!

Respectfully, it's the typical American English pronunciation.