The best way to go to Putrajaya from KLIA or from KL by taking KLIA Transit Train or ride MRT Putrajaya Line from KL City Centre to Putrajaya Sentral Station.
@@EoinandAislingif you guys can google, it will along ‘central spine’ main road in Putrajaya island. The main spot is, in front of ‘Palace of Justice’ (because there’s VIP seats). Please come early in morning before 7am using MRT & shuttle buses.
@@EoinandAislingmerdeka day parade will be held at Dataran Putrajaya, if u from KL you have to go early tho the event start in morning 👌 *u can take MRT putrajaya line from KLCC
Thank you for such an informative and interesting video as always. Malaysia has been one of the countries I would love to visit as well. I can imagine both of you will have an incredible couple of months there and I really am looking forward to see what's in store for you and us viewers. I love the pink mosque!! Aloha!!
only English speakers call it Square. The Malay word for it is Dataran (big flat space). It can be any shape. In Dutch is Plein, in Italian is Piazza and other language is Plaza and so on.
in Malay language, the circle is called Dataran Putrajaya, which translates back to English as Putrajaya Square... ('Dataran' actually literally means flatland, 'segiempat' is the actual translation for square) But, anyhow, after watching this, I do agree with you, it should be called 'Putrajaya Circle/Circus' (org mesia mesti ingat circus tu maksudnya sarkis je kan? hehe... cuba search Piccadily Circus)
I'd avoid circus though. Because at first impression, especially to the majority of people, malaysians or otherwise, it does give the connotation of that circus we all are very familiar with. And even if people are very aware that's not the circus it's meant for, that'd be times when certain not so kind people would make a mockery, equating it to the circus that we all know, in a negative way. I don't think there's any issue with using square if we want to say it in english, but it's advisable to use dataran as its rightful name, and resort to the square only as an explanation or translation
Malaysia also followed and got inspirations from other cities and countries, so there's no need to be too boastful, just appreciate the beauty and serenity and be thankful our country does possess such attractive spots that both we the locals and the foreign tourists can enjoy. Peace ✌️
@@eellhumsalee3765sorry friend, I do not agree with your statement which is not proven. If you can say that means you have to be able to prove it. Is Indonesia entering the G20 which you call a setback?? Is the best military ranked 13th according to global word power? You call that a setback? Is Malaysia's industry currently much better than Indonesia's in 30 years? All of the above means that Indonesia is the one that can outperform Malaysia. try to provide proof that Indonesia has experienced a decline of 30 years... if only 3 year old children could speak, they would probably believe it... and what's up with Malay, the ASEAN language?? Has this language succeeded in becoming an ASEAN language? Has it succeeded in Malaying Indonesia? Malay must be very special for Malaysia. but for Indonesian Malays it's just normal, the same as other tribes there is nothing special. 😅😅😅
malaysians usually don't go out in the middle of the day because of the hot weather..they are indeed asians but their weakness is the heat and they will melt..try to go at night I'm sure there will be a lot of people😁 they are not afraid of spicy but they are afraid of the sun and also fear that the skin will darken..
@@audreyDsouza great! You seem to know a bit about malaysia and malaysians. When did you visit malaysia and for how long? I'm a malaysian. Just came back after 1 year plus being in the UK
I won't say it's artifical, but rather man made, for collecting all the surface water from that city, and the sky does open very very wide above them there and simply unloads, especially in the afternoons!
Lol. It's also the administrative capital, and along that main boulevard is where all the federal government offices of all ministries are located, so being a Sunday, there was generally no one going to any of the closed offices. Secondly, the city is a bit far out of KL, so not too many foreign tourists would flock to putrajaya daily
On Sunday people in Puterajaya are at IOI City mall aka 1 of the biggest malls in Malaysia because they don't go outside during the day.... It's hot lah.. Go to the mall got aircon 😂
Putrajaya will be busy when there are some big event being organised there. Such as independent day on this coming 31st August. Dont miss that day. On weekends many people going there for a recreational activities around the park or along the lake. There is a cruise service offered there as well. Before there were floral show, running or riding event especially on weekends.
i think a lot of tourists missed some beautiful spots in putrajayaaa, you guys can actually check out Taman Saujana Hijau :))) but definitely dont go there walking, u would be tired hahahhaaha order a Grab Driver to go theree ;)
on sunday all people are at home because in Putrajaya most resident are civil servants so....most of them are on holiday at sunday . Yeh usually not very much people unless there is big events or celebration, its like a full city just for the government's complex.
Untuk saat ini putrajaya emang yg terbaik tp Roda Berputar kita tunggh 5th s.d 10th lagi apakah IKN Nusantara akan melampaui Putrajaya yang kecil dan sepi itu?
No it's not. But they said one of the _newest_ cities in Malaysia. In fact, Putrajaya _is_ the newest city in Malaysia - so, not a new city but the newest city.
For a city, 30 years is very very young. Do you know how old are london, amsterdam, munich, new york, etc? Even for malaysia itself, being 66 years old is also very young for a country
Hey!! You won’t regret the move, such an amazing country. Unfortunately I can’t say because we haven’t been to Ipoh before! Heard the coffee is amazing but other than that I can’t give a fair opinion but good luck with the move wherever you and your family end up ☺️
If you have extra money to splurge on, putrajaya has some nice hotels for 2 day 1 night stay too. Just stayed 1 night in dorsett putrajaya a couple of weeks ago and it was great
Beautiful green city
The best way to go to Putrajaya from KLIA or from KL by taking KLIA Transit Train or ride MRT Putrajaya Line from KL City Centre to Putrajaya Sentral Station.
beautiful modern city
If you guys still in malaysia, go to putrajaya again for our national day celebrations parade on the 31 August
We were actually planning on going for the celebrations! Where exactly will the main celebrations be happening? Thanks in advance 😊
@@EoinandAislingif you guys can google, it will along ‘central spine’ main road in Putrajaya island. The main spot is, in front of ‘Palace of Justice’ (because there’s VIP seats). Please come early in morning before 7am using MRT & shuttle buses.
@@EoinandAislingmerdeka day parade will be held at Dataran Putrajaya, if u from KL you have to go early tho the event start in morning 👌 *u can take MRT putrajaya line from KLCC
Thank you for such an informative and interesting video as always. Malaysia has been one of the countries I would love to visit as well. I can imagine both of you will have an incredible couple of months there and I really am looking forward to see what's in store for you and us viewers. I love the pink mosque!! Aloha!!
Yeah Putrajaya is nice city😊 hopefully guys you stay longer to explore more😁have nice day & take care ☘️🌿🌱⚘️🌴
Amazing footages ...bravo guys
We also used to have the world's smallest roundabout too. The baiduri roundabout
Where i used to pass the road to go to Ats Curry near the cemetery in Kg Tunku 😎
Used to? That tiny roundabout is no longer there???
Thank you for this wonderful video. Hope that you guys will be there in Putrajaya for the national day celebration on 31st August.
Happy traveling in Malaysia. Get important authentic information through government agencies. ✌🏻
• watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺
Thanks for watching along! We visited Malacca last year and loved it! Got such tasty food there
Both of you are exploring where most of the vloggers rarely explored 👏 👏 👏 have beautiful moment then 😎
only English speakers call it Square. The Malay word for it is Dataran (big flat space). It can be any shape. In Dutch is Plein, in Italian is Piazza and other language is Plaza and so on.
Nice places, smiling people and a woman who can count. Very good vidéo.
Selamat detang to malaysia..heppy to uall...
You should come to Putrajaya on 31st August for our National Day parade. Please come early by 7am to get your spot.
Wow very very beutiful putra
Very nice video
Thanks for visiting putrajaya
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So glad you enjoyed it :)
Hellooo😁😁😁😁 eion good evening i like you reaction video thank come back malaysia good luck
Welcome Bro ❤❤❤❤
Thanks 🔥
in Malay language, the circle is called Dataran Putrajaya, which translates back to English as Putrajaya Square...
('Dataran' actually literally means flatland, 'segiempat' is the actual translation for square)
But, anyhow, after watching this, I do agree with you, it should be called 'Putrajaya Circle/Circus'
(org mesia mesti ingat circus tu maksudnya sarkis je kan? hehe... cuba search Piccadily Circus)
I'd avoid circus though. Because at first impression, especially to the majority of people, malaysians or otherwise, it does give the connotation of that circus we all are very familiar with. And even if people are very aware that's not the circus it's meant for, that'd be times when certain not so kind people would make a mockery, equating it to the circus that we all know, in a negative way. I don't think there's any issue with using square if we want to say it in english, but it's advisable to use dataran as its rightful name, and resort to the square only as an explanation or translation
Great, a lot of tourist selfies here!
So nice to see you focusing and filming yourself when visiting.
Welcome, keep utp the good work,
Now indonesia wants to follow us at borneo island called nusantara.
bro.. *those guys* hate your statement 😂😂😂
Malaysia also followed and got inspirations from other cities and countries, so there's no need to be too boastful, just appreciate the beauty and serenity and be thankful our country does possess such attractive spots that both we the locals and the foreign tourists can enjoy. Peace ✌️
Indonesia 30 years backwards
@@eellhumsalee3765sorry friend, I do not agree with your statement which is not proven. If you can say that means you have to be able to prove it. Is Indonesia entering the G20 which you call a setback?? Is the best military ranked 13th according to global word power? You call that a setback? Is Malaysia's industry currently much better than Indonesia's in 30 years? All of the above means that Indonesia is the one that can outperform Malaysia. try to provide proof that Indonesia has experienced a decline of 30 years... if only 3 year old children could speak, they would probably believe it... and what's up with Malay, the ASEAN language?? Has this language succeeded in becoming an ASEAN language? Has it succeeded in Malaying Indonesia? Malay must be very special for Malaysia. but for Indonesian Malays it's just normal, the same as other tribes there is nothing special.
😅😅😅
@@PakailogikaYa konoha village
malaysians usually don't go out in the middle of the day because of the hot weather..they are indeed asians but their weakness is the heat and they will melt..try to go at night I'm sure there will be a lot of people😁 they are not afraid of spicy but they are afraid of the sun and also fear that the skin will darken..
Betul, betul, betul!!!
Lol. Where are you from
@@jonmath4182 i’m from portugal..where are you from?
@@audreyDsouza great! You seem to know a bit about malaysia and malaysians. When did you visit malaysia and for how long?
I'm a malaysian. Just came back after 1 year plus being in the UK
@@jonmath4182 she's half malaysian
Malaysia bagus juga ya.
Saatnya Indonesia bangkit🇮🇩
TQ for visiting mlysia. Pls come again in the near future...
FYI, the Putrajaya lake is actually an artificial lake.
Yes! We did know this 😊
I won't say it's artifical, but rather man made, for collecting all the surface water from that city, and the sky does open very very wide above them there and simply unloads, especially in the afternoons!
Here hold the second biggest mall in the world , name ioi city mall.
Yep.
the reason why theres barely anyone there is because malaysian hate the afternoon heat...we only go to malls at times like that😅
Lol. It's also the administrative capital, and along that main boulevard is where all the federal government offices of all ministries are located, so being a Sunday, there was generally no one going to any of the closed offices. Secondly, the city is a bit far out of KL, so not too many foreign tourists would flock to putrajaya daily
On Sunday people in Puterajaya are at IOI City mall aka 1 of the biggest malls in Malaysia because they don't go outside during the day.... It's hot lah.. Go to the mall got aircon 😂
Very hot outside.
Or raining cats and dogs!
Nice video..
Putrajaya will be busy when there are some big event being organised there. Such as independent day on this coming 31st August. Dont miss that day.
On weekends many people going there for a recreational activities around the park or along the lake. There is a cruise service offered there as well.
Before there were floral show, running or riding event especially on weekends.
You guys forgot to visit the 2nd largest mall in the world?
i think a lot of tourists missed some beautiful spots in putrajayaaa, you guys can actually check out Taman Saujana Hijau :))) but definitely dont go there walking, u would be tired hahahhaaha order a Grab Driver to go theree ;)
Next time! Haha thanks for the tips
@@EoinandAisling Most welcome!!
on sunday all people are at home because in Putrajaya most resident are civil servants so....most of them are on holiday at sunday . Yeh usually not very much people unless there is big events or celebration, its like a full city just for the government's complex.
♥️👍tnk 4 u,
good video👍🙂👍
Thank you 👍
You can stand the heat, we , the locals do not go out in the open at this time of the day. Its too hot.
This vision was under tun m.malaysian really proud.tun m the best pm
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Fun fact the lake is totally man made
Untuk saat ini putrajaya emang yg terbaik tp Roda Berputar kita tunggh 5th s.d 10th lagi apakah IKN Nusantara akan melampaui Putrajaya yang kecil dan sepi itu?
Putrajaya is almost 30 yo..still consider as new city?
Looks new
No it's not. But they said one of the _newest_ cities in Malaysia. In fact, Putrajaya _is_ the newest city in Malaysia - so, not a new city but the newest city.
If you're 30 years old, do you consider yourself to be young or old? They say life begins at 40.
@@abdulwahidmdtahir3660 I am 55. Still fine
For a city, 30 years is very very young.
Do you know how old are london, amsterdam, munich, new york, etc?
Even for malaysia itself, being 66 years old is also very young for a country
Hutang rumah tangganya malay gede
Oh really!!
Is it better than Ipoh? We want to move with family. Have narrowed it down to Ipoh and Putrajaya.
Hey!! You won’t regret the move, such an amazing country. Unfortunately I can’t say because we haven’t been to Ipoh before! Heard the coffee is amazing but other than that I can’t give a fair opinion but good luck with the move wherever you and your family end up ☺️
National day will be held this year at putrajaya
I surprised Westerners like nasi Lemak.
Kim of North Korea will feel at home in Putrajaya.
Tq Good Jobs 👍👍👍
Did you do this as a day trip from KL or are you staying there?
Day trip! And we had so much time to see everything we wanted to
You skipped the wetland park and the secret garden?
If you have extra money to splurge on, putrajaya has some nice hotels for 2 day 1 night stay too. Just stayed 1 night in dorsett putrajaya a couple of weeks ago and it was great
Its a Washington DC of Malaysia full with government offices
So they don’t have statue of alla god in the mosque? Oo so basically, just like a building where you go to pray
Less traffic..much better than KL..hope Putrajaya will never be KL in the future
bagus putrajaya ni untuk orang ocd cam aku xD tak serabut architecture
Lol
So boring nahhh
thanks to dr. mahathir mohamad, our former prime minister. putrajaya is one of his brainchilds.
guys please don’t end your video like that. 😂 i thought i was run out of battery 🥹
Hahah it’s over! Haha