Malaysia National Independence Day Merdeka | Kuala Lumpur Walking Tour
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2024
- Welcome to Malaysia's biggest day of the year - Merdeka. In this Malaysia Vlog we're taking you on a guided walking tour of Kuala Lumpur on Hari Merdeka, Malaysia Independence Day. This Merdeka Walking Tour is a virtual walk of Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman and Jalan Tan Perak. During our City tour of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, we discuss travelling Malaysia, including Malaysian food, Malaysia history and Malaysian culture. Our Malaysia City walk is perfect for anyone planning a Malaysia trip.
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0:00 Introduction to Malaysia vlog: Merdeka Walking Tour
0:09 National Independence Day Malaysia: Hari Merdeka
1:29 Merdeka Parade: Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman towards Dataran Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur Independence Square)
1:48 Guided walking tour: When did Malaysia gain independence from Britain?
1:53 Malaysia history: What happened at the first Hari Merdeka in Malaysia?
2:13 Malaysian culture: What is Malaysia’s national anthem? Negaraku
2:24 What to expect with Malaysian Independence Day celebrations?
2:45 Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square Kuala Lumpur)
3:03 Holidays in Malaysia: Malaysia Day
3:27 When did Singapore leave Malaysia?
3:39 Public holidays in Malaysia
4:01 Travelling Malaysia: Virtual walk of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia - Malaysia flag and Malaysia military parade
6:25 Travel Malaysia: Jalan Tun Perak Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
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On August 31, many people went to putra jaya...😊
Putrajaya would have been great to visit during Merdeka, it is such a beautiful city, with a lot of space.
On my "Bucket_List!!"!!
Yay!😀
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Also too:
Italy, (again); ("3rd time lucky" (to: "discuss my idea's, on/for: FOOTball ("Soccer"/"Calcio"; FOOTie/what-ever; you wanna call it; -personally), Glasgow (to visit: Celtic, F.C. etc.); India, Indonesia, S.A. (South_Africa), Central Africa, Singapore and so 4th!!!! :) :) :) :) ;) ;) ;) ;)
Wellcome to mlysisn independence day
Thank you! It was our pleasure to experience!
Epic. Thank you for this absolutely wonderful video, the national day celebration. I'm glad that you guys captured this moment last year.
Right timing. 31st August is next Thursday. This year, 66th year of independence and freedom, it will be celebrated in Putrajaya.
Yes, you guys are right, Singapore was a part of Malaya when Malaya gained independence from the British in 1957. In September 1963, when the Federation of Malaysia was being formed, Sabah got confrontation from Indonesia and Philippines. Even Brunei decided to back off from joining Malaysia after getting confrontation from Indonesia. Malaysia and Singapore had unresolved political issues over national policy making, and Singapore was given undisputed freedom of independence from Malaysia in 1965.
Thanks for the extra context Yasin! We hope you had a great Merdeka!
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Happy Merdeka!
Nic eone mate
Happy birthday to. U. Bco
Happy Merdeka!
Jalan Tun Perak - FYI Tun Perak is a name of a person. Bendahara Paduka Raja Tun Perak was the fifth and most famous bendahara, a Malay rank similar to a prime minister, of the Sultanate of Malacca. He served under four sultans from 1456 to 1498. Thanks
Thanks for clarifying and sorry for the omission.
This year, on 31st August, this Thursday, Hari Merdeka will be held at Putrajaya. Hari Kemerdekaan Malaysia ke-66, 2023 🇲🇾
Happy Merdeka!
This year the parade will be held in Putrajaya , my hometown for past 16 years 😊
Happy Merdeka! How was it in Putrajaya?
TQ sir for highligting our Indepennce Day celebration..thats great viewing n we appreciate..
It was our pleasure to experience it! Happy Merdeka!
so cool making our way through the streets seeing it from your perspective! it’s so fun to participate in holidays and festivals when you travel - a great way to learn history and experience local culture at the same time!
Wow international birthday malaysia
Happy birthday Malaysia!🥳
my family stayed in singapore during 59 till 69,as my dad was in the British Army,so we were there before and after singapore independent,then back to Malaysia
Merdekaaa!!!
31st August 2023 - Putrajaya,
MALAYSIA 🇲🇾❤️✌️😎
Yes, "Perak" means Silver in Malay but "Tun Perak" was a historical figure during the Melakan Sultanate period. The street was named after him.
Thanks for clarifying and sorry about that omission!
The street is not named after Malaysia 1st PM, it is named after post merdeka Supreme Ruler (almost equivalent to King) which is Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
Malaysia 1st PM was Tunku Abdul Rahman not Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Their name are the same but with diferrent title.
Sorry about that error and thanks for clarifying.
Great walk! Happy Merdeka🐧💛
Happy Merdeka to you too!
Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman is named after the first King (YD Agong) NOT the first Prime Minister. The first PM is TUNKU Abdul Rahman (Note the different spelling).
Hi there, thanks for pointing this out and sorry for the mistake.
Thanks for this great video memory after hard time since covid19
Yes, this event was a big departure from the previous covid years!
1:41 Tuanku Abdul Rahman (portrait printed on Malaysian currency note) is the first Agong while Tunku Abdul Rahman is the first prime minister. always the mixed up. Please note the spelling and check the surname
6:28 Jalan Tun Perak translated Tun Perak Road. Malaysian do not tranlate a person name i.e. Tun Perak is name of historical figure, even though perak is silver.
Ah, sorry about that. Thanks for the clarification. I noticed the difference in spelling with Tuanku and Tunku when I was researching but didn't think much of it.
wonderfulllll
Thanks for watching!
Happy Independence Day all Malaysian on 31st August 2023..Hari Merdeka Merdeka ...
Hari Merdeka!
The celebration this year is at Putrajaya
Yes August 31st coming
@gundambattleassault there are other ways to instill patriotism. No need flags. Example you can fly flags at home but at night do smuggling at the border area, or at the airport allowed illegal immigrants to enter the country for commission, this is patriotism?
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Wow,a huge festivity,was there music or bands playing traditional music?.Saludos Amigos BLT!!!
Hey Henry, there was just noise everywhere! To be honest, we didn't notice any traditional music sadly. There were a LOT of military parades going on though!
Jalan Tun Perak is not Silver Road. Tun Perak was a senior minister to the Sultan according to Malay history. The road is named after him. You can google Tun Perak for more info
Sorry, we should have googled this rather than putting it only into google translate.
OK Theres 2 separate persons here that everybody constanty makes mistake about including locals. the first prime ministers name is TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN PUTRA AL HAJ. He was the one that had given us the indeendence from british rule. However, Malaysia is a country that rotates its sultans to become the AGONG which is like the king of kings. so the confusion is that the first AGONGs name is also abdul rahman. so to differentiate them both he was given the title of TUANKU. so TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN was the first agong and its his image that is found on the MALAYSIAN RINGGIT CURRENCY. Tunku Abdul Rahman became the first prime minister. it was tunku that raised his hand and decared the words merdeka for 7 times at the stadium merdeka. not at the merdeka square. everyone makes this mistake as well. the sigificance is thatin the merdeka square is where you can find that gigantic tall malaysian flag ole and that iconic building the SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING is where they have the independence day procession parade.
Hi, thanks for clarifying the difference between these two historic Malaysian figures. It was our mistake in not researching this appropriately.
2:28 that was one of my favorite bookstore in the 80's and 90's though 🤭👏
Nice! Pretty cool that it is still there. Bookstores aren't as common as they used to be!
Selamat hari hut 66 payway bikinan British😆😆😝,, merdeka meja bundar cap tangan✋✋📝 Inggris💂🇬🇧
Selamat Hari Merdeka!
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Banyak sampah...padahal semua orang malaysia d situ.....selalu org ckp kalau buang sampah merata2 ni pekerja asing je punya perangai...tapi hakikatnya sama je...
Kami setuju bahwa sayang sekali jika orang tidak mengambil tindakan sendiri.
First I feel proud then nearly at the end of the video when I noticed lot of rubbish on the road.. I feel disappointed.. who dare throwing rubbish at this time.. if it were Malaysian that did that.. di manakah rasa cinta kamu pada negara tercinta.. shame on you..
this year celebration will be at Putrajaya..
Hey Stephen and Andie!! We hope you are both well. Yes, you are so right, it is awesome to experience local festivals, it makes our travels extra special.