I Spent A Day In A Unique Malaysian Village 🇲🇾

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Hey brother Ken. How are you? Exploring Malaysia is always a delightful experience. Cheers and keep enjoying Malaysia.

This is a very relaxing episode, those who dare to eat bugs must be brave. That big swing is so exciting thank you for sharing! 👍😃🙏

Mukah famous with umai(ceviche).sago and linut.

3:45 That smells come from the rotting sago trunks. If it smells, chances are there are sago grubs in it! 😁 I find the sago grubs is becoming common now. He should have you guys try the kejumah/kenyumah/temilok. 😆 Maybe you might find it in your upcoming Indonesia travel. 8:45 Ah yes, chickens... I remember that case in France where the chicken named Maurice was sued for crowing loudly early in the morning. 🤣🤣🤣 In this region, I think chickens and their crowing are part and parcel of life. 9:10 Ken, ironwood is so strong even termite wouldn't go near. 9:23 Not just flooding but also high tides and king tides. 10:05 Those sago pearls are Melanau staples, same with 'linut' (known as ambuyat in Brunei and Sabah). The Melanau inhabit an area that is not suitable for paddy planting but the swampy and waterlog area has plenty of sago trees. The process of making those sago pearls is pretty tedious and time consuming... Very lucky to meet Benedict! Shout out to

This type of video is the best, Ken. An adventure off the beaten path where tourists never visit. It's informative and knowledgeable and l learned so much about this Melanau tribe. Great content, amazing video and entertaining to watch. Thanks Ken.

Melanau mukah people very hospitality tourist..👍🤩 tiada masalah ' drink bear👍🤩😋 ..

07:23 that is tibau. everyone jump in from the ladder one by one making the rope swing higher.

Shoutout to benedict for representing melanau.... After watching crazy dodo and crazy jetlag, it's nice to chill watching your video lol.... * Don't tell mike and steve i call them crazy lol

Really great to see you always offer to pay the locals. I think it will help them a lot.

I love how you get off the beaten path and being introduced to he Melanau people and their way of life. Thanks Ken!😀

I like it once again. It's always interesting too. Thank you Ken.👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Hi Ken 👋🏻 Steve , Ivana , Mike & GG hello there 👋🏻 really fun riding a motorbike and go 'jalan-jalan' around the village. Interesting story about the burial tomb really unique 👍 beautiful background of the river and landscapes.. whoaa not in a million years for me to eat the sago worm 😢 I could be traumatized 😅 love the fresh prawns and immediately cook with noodles hmm...made me hungry on the spot 🤣 hope you guys had a great time and as usual you always give some token in cash as your appreciation which is a very wise thing to do 👍👍 like always see you in the next Ken 👍🥰⭐️

Mr Ken ,,,river prawn very delicious,,even better cook with Maggie Mee,, Stay safe and stay happy 🇲🇾😁

This is what I like about Ken. always going to the nook and cranny of places he visits. Not just the tourists spots. Maybe someday I will be able to visit Sarawak and Sabah. My sister is a teacher in Sabah

That village looks quite similar to the village you, Steve and Ivana visited during your roadtrip to Perlis, right? The houses are built on silts and beautifully painted with different colours. Yeah, during high tide, the sea water can flow to/flood the village, that's why the houses there are built on silts. Oh gosh, those sago worms scare me. By looking at them already give me an eeeeerie feeling, what more to eat them.... lt's a big NO for me 😂🤣😂🤣 Shout-out to Benedict for showing you around. Thanks for the kampung tour, Ken...enjoyed following you around.

Learning and experiencing the life of the locals in this part of the world, and a place where you don't get to see many foreigners venturing.... Those worms reminded me of a similar experience I saw in South Korea.. As always, stay safe, be vigilant and take care mate.....

Hi Ken....enjoy your video on Mukah.I have never been there myself.I visit there tbrough yr video.

Thanks Ken, for sharing this informative and interesting video. 👍

Thanks Ken for the video..