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Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Solo Travel Overall Experience
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2024
- Hey, welcome to the Sweet Chariot Travel channel. I’m Chinetha and in this video I will be sharing my overall experience in Kuala Lumpur as a solo traveler. I hope you find this video helpful and if so be sure to like, share and subscribe. Thank you for watching my video! Safe travels ✈️🫶🏿
#solotravel #kualalumpur #malaysia #KL #slowtravel #petronastowers #blacksolotravelers
I don’t recommend walking around at night by yourself. I did a free city tour at night and a day time city tour that I booked on Airbnb. I prefered the city tour I purchased on Airbnb hosted by Ummi. It was more informative and professional. Also she is well traveled so check her out! It’s a great tour for introverted solo travelers.
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Love KL and I have been there many times with countless videos I have made in that city. Good to see sister's like you are travelling to this side of the world. Keep it up and you have earned yourself a new sub. If you ever consider visiting China maybe we could collab.
Hellooo, your videos look amazing! I'll definitely have to check them out, especially the ones of you exploring China. I'm very interested in traveling there in the future. Thank you for watching my video! 😊
@@sweetchariotThank you! Have fun and China await you.
Mont Kiara is for expatriates & their families. If you're a tourist do not stay there unless you intend to just chill in the neighbourhood.
Thanks for all the details, really invested in going there soon.
You need to come back to Malaysia. So much more to explore. Stay safe wherever u are atm.
Thank you for this lovely video. Hope that you have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
I truly did! Thank you for watching 😊
@@sweetchariot Wonderful. 😀
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode.
I’m glad! I appreciate the support 😊
In Malaysia, tap water is commonly used for daily needs. Before the advent of filtered water machines, boiling tap water was a widespread and safe practice to ensure its potability. Boiling water at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius effectively eliminates chlorine and bacteria, making it safe for drinking and cooking. While most households now have filtered water machines, some still rely on the traditional method of boiling, which continues to be a safe option.
For personal hygiene tasks such as brushing teeth, and cleansing the face and body, many Malaysians use unboiled tap water without any issues. This practice has been a part of my life since childhood. However, for those who are more health-conscious, using filtered or boiled water for these purposes can be a prudent precaution.
Wow welcome to KL Malaysia 🇲🇾👍💖🎉🎉🎉
This is very informative!! ❤❤❤ I will be visiting KL City in about 2 weeks, I can’t wait :)
Hope you enjoy it!
So will I. Is there any place specifically that you can suggest to me?
You're such a lovely lady, hope you enjoy discovering our country...
Thank you, and I will be back in the future! I would love to visit some of the smaller towns and villages.
You researched very well
Welcome to Malaysia ❤
thank you for sharing your experiences in Malaysia....you look very beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Please take care....mind your safety.....enjoy your stay in Malaysia.❤
Safe travels ❤
You lit up explaining Midvalley and Gardens mall.
It’s so huge along with the Pavilion Mall. My first time at the Mid valley mall I got so lost. I had just purchased groceries and I could not figure out where to meet the grab driver. I was amazed, tired and impressed all at the same time. I won’t forget that! 😅
@@sweetchariot MV and Gardens are pretty much suburban malls that borders KL. More locals go there. Pavilion is just touristy. The latter is nice for people watching.
Thank you 😊
Thank you darling for your advice I saw something similar in Morocco was very funny.. Nice video
Hey thanks for watching! What were the similarities in Morocco?
Welcome to Malaysia. Your video is indeed v informative. It is a good compilation of info to become Malaysia 101 for first time travelers guidebook. You stayed at 3 diff locations. Bukit Bintang is a very touristy area and a v convenient place. It used to be a red light district. Mid Valley is convenient due to the Mall. The Garden Mall is a Mall designed to cater for upper class. Mont Kiara is indeed a suburb as u mentioned. It is popular amongst expats including the Americans, the Japanese, Koreans and the Europeans. As for gigolos, u r indeed v correct, b aware of them. Malaysia is an English speaking country. Those who dont converse in English r the immigrants and people who went to non-English stream schools when there were schooling at primary and secondary levels. They are a lot of love scammers. Anyway, hope u do come n visit Malaysia again.
I’m new to solo traveling and girl I said the same thing. This is new to me and I’m going to enjoy my trip. You can’t document everything because then how will you enjoy the trip.
Yepp I thought I was going to be doing everyday travel vlogs type of content when I started my channel. It was too much especially since I am planning my trips and making content by myself right now. I now realize it’s better to have a few days planned for creating content rather than recording everything, everyday.
welcome to malaysia sis, just subscribed, great video hope you'll come again
Awesome! Keep it up 💪💪
Thank you so much! ☺️
Definitely weird about those "love" scammers, but as you say, they weren't Malaysian but "students" or new immigrants. Malaysians would be very unlikely to be like that. The scammers have been known to be from certain African countries but it appears that the police are cracking down on them. Definitely against the law! Hoperfully, other than that, you did have a good experience in Malaysia.
During brief conversations with the Malaysian men they were respectful and friendly towards me. That's why I was so taken aback by the gigolo, and by the way he was from the Middle East. The three students were indeed Africans on student visas. These type of situations are also very common in the United States. Immigrants try to find ways to extend their visa or obtain citizenship in the US. I didn't think about it while traveling especially since I was in a new country. Regardless, I had a wonderful experience in KL. I would love to go back!
@@sweetchariotso glad you had your wits with you when you encountered the 'love scammers'. Best to just politely avoid them and move away as quickly as possible. Do not make eye contact.Take care whereever you are. Wishing you safe travels always.
@@whoshere767 Thank you! Will do 😊
Hahaha the NB shoe is hilarious. Keep it as a souvenir.
😂😂😂
I'm Malaysian! This is the first time I've heard about gigolo in public in KL. Definitely, they are not Malaysians. There's so many foreign legal and illegal workers, which are estimated to be about 7 million and many foreign students too.
Hello, those men mainly target women who are alone. They go for solo travelers or career focused women looking for a good time. He was from the Middle East not Malaysia. We also have that problem in the United States with foreigners. I understand that it’s not apart of Malaysia culture.
Malaysian Gigolo?? Rarely heard of it. Anyhow, it takes two to tango. Usually the lonely travelers are the one looking for companion. If you look for them, you will find them.. lol.
@zaharizak boy bye!
Maybe you should buy TnGo card and top-up just like travelling in Japan, Korea l, etc if you travelling using MRT, LRT, KL Commuter, ERL Airport Train.. you are beautiful lady
Yeah you’re right, a Touch ‘n Go card is a lot more convenient especially for a longer visit. Thank you for watching 😊
lovely video, you kept it transparant, practical and real. Can i ask you which place you stayed at that was the cleanest. Specially concerned about bugs
Thank you for watching! I stayed in Mid Valley at Southlink Bangsar South by Suishomes. I booked on Airbnb. If you are booking on a third-party website, be sure to check the Google reviews of the property.
Subbed. You need to follow us to explore the river parks just like the locals.
Malls here will survive mostly due to the need to escape the heat and humidity
That makes sense, also to eat.
Good of you to point out the bills thing. Malaysians are strange. A lot of places would not accept money that is slightly torn/cut. Those shops can easily take a bunch of worn/torn money and get them changed at the bank's but I guess they are too lazy to do that. Are they expecting the public to go to the bank and change just one or two pieces themselves?
There were some bills that I had to just leave behind. I received a 50 ringgit bill out of an atm that had a torn corner. No one would take it.😫 Such a waste, there's gotta be a better way.
Love your hair style
Thank you! 😊
hello safe travels friend...you are very beautiful
Hello, 👋🏾 will do! Thank you 😊
welcome chariot...blessings@@sweetchariot
Oh u visit Islamic Museum, bagus 👍. Near the Islamic Museum there's also a very beautiful big park: Perdana Botanical Garden 🌿. Next time if u want to get around KL n Selangor by train recommend you buy touch n go card 👌
The Islamic Art Museum was more than what I expected, very nice. I love nature. So I will definitely add the Perdana Botanical Gardens to my list. Thank you for the recommendations!
Never buy fake shoes in jalan petaling. T-shirts are still OK.
True
Malaysia and USA is generally the same
What?
There are a lot of similarities. I was told that most people say that KL is very similar to NYC. I haven’t been to NYC yet but I’ve seen enough movies to notice the similarities while visiting KL.
that new balance shoe is really funny. hahaaha
😩 yes, you get what you pay for 😂🤷🏽♀️
@@sweetchariot if you are looking for original items, be it shoes, clothing etc, Chinatown is definitely not the place to go. From my own experience, geniune branded shoes like adidas, nike, NB etc are still cheaper in Malaysia compared to Singapore, Thiland or even Indonesia.
@5647014 Dang, I thought Thailand would've been cheaper. That's good to know.
🤣🤣😂
Next time go to borneo island
Wow it looks very beautiful! I hate that I missed out on meeting the orangutans. I prefer visiting places like this.
@@sweetchariot another reason to return
You luking so sweet ❤
Haha thanks! 😊
where are you meeting all these scammer men. i did not know Malaysia has this hahahhahah and I am a Malaysian
😂 I met two while walking in the Bukit Bintang area. The other two at the mall. I don’t go to clubs or bars while solo traveling however I found out that they frequently hang out at rooftop bars and clubs.
Personally I think they are not Malaysian.....locals are too busy with their job...
@@sweetcharioti believe that those guys are illegal immigrants taking advantages from the solo like u. Tq for the infomation is new to me & i will make sure it will not happen again when our enforcemen will monitore & arrest them if we get more to prove it as soon as possible