Our FIRST TIME riding the Malaysia JUNGLE TRAIN!

We never expected the Malaysian jungle railway train trip to affect us this much, find out why in this Malaysia travel vlog! Malaysian trains are modern, clean and efficient and they are the perfect way to see the country up close. In this Malaysia vlog we show you how to travel Malaysia by train. We provide everything you need to know about travel by train in Malaysia, including Malaysia train costs, train amenities in Malaysia, how to book trains in Malaysia as well as Malaysia travel tips so you can plan an amazing Malaysia trip for yourself! We also provide our first hand experience of the Malaysia jungle railway so you can see what it’s like traveling in Malaysia. Our train journey on the Malaysia jungle train started in Kota Bharu Kelantan on the Malaysia east coast and made a number of stops on the KTM train along the way, including Kuala Krai, Dabong, Gua Musang and Kuala Lipis Pahang. This Malaysia travel video is a must watch for anyone considering travelling in Malaysia, particularly for Malaysia train travel on the KTM jungle train but also for budget travel Malaysia and Malaysia backpacking.

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0:00 Introduction to Malaysia travel vlog: Our first time riding the Malaysia jungle train
0:26 Getting on the Malaysian jungle railway at Wakaf Baru Malaysia train station near Kota Bharu Kelantan Malaysia east coast
1:00 Malaysia jungle railway: Kuala Krai Malaysia
1:12 Malaysia train travel: KTM train to Dabong Malaysia
1:30 KTM Jungle Train Malaysia: Gua Musang Malaysia train
1:36 Train in Malaysia: Train trip on Malaysian jungle railway to Kuala Lipis Pahang Malaysia
1:40 Subscribe to YouTube travel channel Bucket List Travellers for Malaysia vlogs
1:48 Malaysia travel: Jungle railway on east coast of Malaysia
1:56 Malaysia vlog: What is the Malaysia jungle train like? - Malaysia train carriage facilities
2:38 Malaysia jungle train information: Mobility access and platforms for wheelchair users in Malaysia
3:01 Malaysia travel tips: Bag storage on Malaysia trains
3:08 Malaysia train facilities: Prayer rooms on trains in Malaysia
3:24 Malaysian train facilities: Public toilets on train in Malaysia
3:42 Features for train travel in Malaysia: Window blinds on Malaysian trains
3:51 Train travel Malaysia: Cafe carriage on Malaysia jungle train
4:01 Malaysia tips: How to book train tickets online for Jungle train Malaysia
4:28 Malaysia train travel tips: What side of the train to sit on for KTM jungle train in Malaysia
4:55 Malaysia travel tip: Which row of train to sit in for KTM train in Malaysia
5:17 Travel tip Malaysia: How early do I need to get to the train station for Malaysian jungle railway trip
5:52 Malaysia tips: Busy days for Jungle Train Malaysia east coast
6:27 Malaysia travel vlog: Kind Malaysians on train in Malaysia
6:55 Malaysia vlog: Meeting school kids on Malaysia train
7:17 Getting off the Malaysia jungle train at Kuala Krai Malaysia train station platform
7:26 Malaysia travel vlog: Feeling overwhelmed in Malaysia
8:10 Is Malaysia train travel worth it?: Our verdict on traveling by train in Malaysia

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[georgiauwomscolahar]

No one will ever understand his emotions unless they have experienced Malaysia personally. The warmth, love, and beauty of its people and the country is uncomparable ❤❤❤ Malaysia will forever be cemented in my heart and thoughts. ❤❤❤❤❤

[dalecollins-smith]

I'm Australian but have lived in Indonesia for Nye on 30 years. I always love my trips to Malaysia. The Malays are so proud when I speak to them in Malay. Generally the people, food and transportation in Malaysia are great. Whilst nowhere is perfect, I'm glad you are showing the nicer side of SE Asia.

[KedaiNasi]

i'm more surprised at those kids at 8:45 who actually took out their phone, probably translated something in English and proceeded to talk to you. sooo cute

[FitriShukri]

Thank you for helping the local school kids practice English with you

[ieynna]

It's sad to know some foreigners still feeling shade about Malaysia but thanks to you for showing how warmth and friendly exquisite Malaysia country is ♥

[chergosolo]

I remembered when I was traveling solo to Italy, I shed few tears cos the people there was so cold & grumpy especially the cashier at the train station & cafe 😆. At that point I instantly miss the smiley faces & friendliness of people back in my home country malaysia.

[Ameebros]

Terharu dengan bro ini yang begitu menghargai layanan baik orang Malaysia.

[sultrys]

Malaysians are shy but friendly. If foreigners take the 1st step to chat with them, they will feel very honoured and happy.
So, congratulations and kudos for you accepting their offer of food and chatting with the childrens.

[publish_mohdnazry]

For tourists who have never enjoyed Malaysian tourism products, consider Malaysia as a transit only, but the fact is that Malaysia's tourism products are world-class. You certainly agree with me.. ✌✌😊

[nrax]

Thank you for promoting our country Malaysia and it's people to the world. ❤

[squidster]

Well done KTM! TAHNIAH MALAYSIA, SAMPAI MAT SALLEH NANGIS TERHARU ❤❤❤

[life_of_riley]

I can confirm the jungle railway line is top notch. On time and great modern trains. I'm currently in Gua Musang. I came for a couple of days but ended up staying for a week. Cool town with friendly locals.

[decTac]

Malaysia is unique with diversity, under-rated, warm and friendly people..
Malaysia is truly Asia 🇲🇾❤️✌️

[surayaw]

I am a Malaysian and has never before taken the jungle train. Your video has given me the motivation to do so. Thank you for your video and for promoting Malaysia to other travelers

[zaharizak]

It's very very rare to see an emotional Mat Salleh on YouTube due to Malaysian hospitality. That alone makes me your new subscriber. ✌✌✌

[muhammadmursyidi]

Aku bangga sama adik2 sekolah tu smua...Smpai mat Salleh menangis terharu...benda kecil je bagi kita..tp besar bagi mat Salleh tu betapa mulia dan baik hati nya rkyat Malaysia...ini pertama kali lihat mat Salleh menangis terharu cmni..sllunya biasa2 je tgok...

[tinselinkl]

Malaysia is suitable for family travels, couples who enjoy culture, nature, shopping, just exploring... a little of everything. We're not perfect but we're just right. Try everything you can eat, explore every road and state. Its truly an experience.

[PhelixPun]

Best train journey awarded not because of how luxury the train is, but how lovely the local people are! I'm Malaysian too. Thank you for that!

[Labqiila]

Malaysian Kelantanese here, thanks for sharing your warmth and kind words about us. Please come again. Your hospitality is our responsibility and kindness is our culture

[TwinkleNotty]

The Malays village folks are always kind, humble and generous. It is also our culture when we eat, we would always invite the person next to us to eat along. That's why they (the commuters) shared their fish satays with you. Like you said, food is our love language.