VISITANDO KUALA LUMPUR | MALASIA #3

Well I'm back from the Batu Caves And I changed hotels because the one I stayed at yesterday was only going to be for one night because I just wanted to try the pool and that And I came to another hotel this one is free because I had to take advantage of it it's from Melia it's part of the Melia chain and look at this nice room Here are the robes here is the food area mini bar and here is the room This bed is super wide I mean it's not that it's very long but it's super wide with a sofa here the television a desk and the views that face the Petronas Towers are farther away than yesterday's hotel But anyway at least from this room I can see them so great and the bathroom look it's visible from here from here there's a glass wall It stands out separately from the bathroom this can then be lowered a person can be lowered down like that if you come with someone you don't have much trust Well nothing happens here is the shower that's super cool like this modern because it has this part that's like rain here Then there's the bathtub and then what I'm telling you there is the glass that can be lowered the lamp so nothing really it's great And I'm not going to leave my things anymore I'll take another Uber that takes me back to the beginning where I'm going to start the tourist route Okay now my exploration really begins Here in the center of Kuala Lumpur I've come all the way to the western part of the city To visit one of the most characteristic areas which are the Chinatown and Little India neighborhoods and in fact they are next to each other This road here separates them I'm going to start with Chinatown because this is where Petaling Street is and what is Petaling Street it's basically the street of the bargaining is quite large here it is already divided here you already have four different paths to choose from There's an incredible atmosphere there's a lot of people a lot of stalls and everything you can buy you'll find it here It's amazing you can find for example in clothing there are the most well- known brands obviously fake but they look really good and the price is great A T-shirt can cost about two dollars at the exchange and that's if you don't haggle the most typical souvenirs here tend to be The Petronas Towers the figurines or also the goddess we saw this morning in front of the Batu Caves I have already refused to buy more souvenirs First because I can't fit any more on the shelves I already have everything full and besides all they do in the end is collect dust So I prefer to keep the memories here and in the videos in the photos and stick with that because otherwise I can't cope Here we are in front of the Sri Mahamamyam temple which is a Hindu temple from 1873 and is the oldest in all of Malaysia And it is also said to be one of the richest Good and here I am crossing this part of Chinatown and Petaling Street let me tell you a bit about the history of Kuala Lumpur which is quite young In fact it dates back to 1857 when they started to dig deeper when about 80 Chinese miners arrived here looking for They found tin mines they really liked the place the problem is that they all died because of malaria and other tropical diseases The thing is that the rumor spread about the existence of those mines here then after that many more expeditions came and that's when it slowly started It was gradually built up into what Kuala Lumpur is today right here When you come here to Petaling Street and go to bargain always try to get a good deal Whatever you're going to buy for 50% less than what they originally ask you for and here crossing through the Central Market we already reac What makes up Little India if you have any doubts at any time about what to order at a restaurant or what each business is about then here they clarify it for you These restaurants food next to the bank money no that's already a joke here next to this river we have a mosque It's really cute it' s the mosque look how beautiful it is it' s partially outdoors As you can see the mosque is located at the confluence of two rivers that divide it I am here in Tatar Merdeka Square which is a huge very large square as you can see it has grass and it is very important because here In 1957 Malaysia declared independence from the United Kingdom Now as you can see instead of being able to see the whole square they are setting up some like Large steps as if it were a stage there I don't really know what they are preparing but I think it has something to do with this with this guy named Merafak And this square is surrounded by important buildings such as this one we have here in front of us which is the building This building from the late 19th century It was built for different reasons but today it is mainly used to house the ministries of culture communication and information and it is not open to the public Here the traffic lights for pedestrians are terrible meaning three days to be able to cross this and you're crossing and it's already flashing No help is of any use to pedestrians Well I'm already going to the hotel to rest For a while because it was extremely hot My back has been hurting a lot so I'm going to rest a bit here at the hotel I think in the afternoon I'm going for a walk around the Meliá area where the hotel is which is the area where I was yesterday where the massages and such are but there 's plenty of that the shopping centers there's a lot of activity lots to see so I don't know if I'll take it with me I guess I'll take this camera but I'm not taking the backpack at all because I need to rest a bit I'll go a little bit to Relax take a walk eat something because I'm starving but look at how wonderful it is to arrive at the hotel and be welcomed with this Look at this small plate of fruit they gave me for free and these are the different types of fruits I don't quite recognize all of them but this one here do you see this one frame and these balls here the white ones with black specks is the dragon fruit I don't remember the name it had a name Another more normal name the pitilla or something like that I don't remember what it was called but I had always known it as that as the dragon fruit So the truth is it's really good for Melia because a delight here with a welcome card and such so perfect right in front of the Melia hotel The one I'm staying in which is this one here there's a sign there right across the street there's a mall that might be quite interesting So let's go in and take a look I'm going to visit some shopping areas and interiors now because It's been quite a rainy day And nothing since I don't have my umbrella with me because I lost and left everything at the hotel so at least I'm going to try to take cover By the way I hadn't mentioned it but one of the most well-known public transport systems here in Kuala Lumpur is the monorail which is actually here The train goes all around the city but since in the end it's so cheap to use Uber it makes me much more comfortable Look I'm inside this mall and one of the features it has apart from a lot of clothes here in the middle It's because if you look up here There is a roller coaster inside the shopping mall I imagine it will be childish or something like that I'm not seeing anyone using it right now but okay if I see a moving wagon I'll try to record it Okay I'm back at the hotel It's already around 11 PM or something like that Sorry I didn 't record much of the afternoon But I've been disconnected taking a walk on my own a bit more relaxed and nothing then also that night I went back again At the massage place yesterday I didn't record it but the summary would be something like that Well now I don't know I feel similar I'll take some drugs or whatever and try to rest because tomorrow is an excursion that I hope it's good even though I think it's going to rain But I think it's going to be good So I'll keep you updated Thank you so much for getting this far I hope you are enjoying the videos and that tomorrow will be even better