🇲🇾 말레이시아 최남단 도시, 유라시아 대륙의 끝~(전국일주 4-조호르바루주)

🇲🇾 말레이시아 최남단 도시, 유라시아 대륙의 끝~(전국일주 4-조호르바루주)

This is Johor Bahru Johor Bahru is a city located at the tip of the Eurasian continent and is one of the top three largest cities in Malaysia. And because it is a border city right next to Singapore, It is a place where there is a lot of interaction with Singapore.

There are a lot of people who commute back and forth to Singapore, and people who live in Singapore also go shopping at supermarkets and other places. (1/2 the price of Singapore) A lot of people come over here. I visited once using our car,

And it is about 350km from Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru. The original (scheduled) time was 3 hours… 3 and a half hours, but I think it took us about 5 hours due to traffic congestion. The highway we used is one of the Malaysian highways called E2. But it is also known as AH2,

But it is Asian Highway 2. The Asian Highway is a highway that is truly the main road to Asia. (Unlike Korea’s AH1) It’s a really high-speed car that can go. The most famous thing about Johor Bahru is that it is closest to Singapore. That’s the most famous one…

The proportion of Chinese residents is a bit high. Yes, that’s right~ That’s why there are so many good restaurants~ So the food is Chinese~ There are many famous Chinese-style foods. The first place I went was by boat. You can take a boat tour of the rainforest at the point

Where the river and the sea meet for about an hour. Let’s watch the video of our experience together~!! No matter how far you go, the trees come out endlessly. Really, how…there are so many trees. (I’ve been walking along the tropical tree forest path for 10 minutes)

This is now a large type of plantation? There are quite a few tree farms that are called plantations and are like farms. We drove this tree-lined road for almost 10 minutes. They said we could take a boat ride on the rivers that flow through Johor Bahru for about 30 minutes, as if exploring the jungle. There is a parking lot right at the entrance where you come in, and if you look here at the entrance, there is a ticket office (ticket office) at the entrance to the village where you can take a boat. Now this is called ‘ecotourism’ and if you look at it,

It costs 35 ringgit per person. So, for about 10,000 won per person, they say you can take a boat tour for about an hour. welcome. Are there 4 people? (Life jackets are required before boarding the boat~) OK. 140 ringgit~ Can I pay by card? No.. cash only. cash? / Yes~ (Grandson of the ticket booth lady who likes glass~) Should I say hello? (I was shy so I ran away~) Thank you. / yes. Bye~ The boat cost more than I expected. (Children adjusting to living in Malaysia) Why? Is it 10,000 won? It costs about 10,000 won per person. The price of the boat (You can also buy simple meals such as nasi lemak) If you look,

There is a restaurant like this here (a floating restaurant) uh? It’s so cool (Like the West Sea, it is a mud flat where sea water merges, so there is a variety of creatures.) The color is black, so it is hard to see. This is a strong border point with the sea.

For us, it’s like Gunsan, like the Geumgang Estuary Bank. That’s why, if you look here, there are a lot of strange creatures and things like that, and as you go, you’ll see lizards and monkeys. There is a Yongyong in our house too… (A lizard

For insect repellent) Every morning, when I come to greet you, I give you a little something like a hat or sunglasses. It would be nice to bring something like this that can block the sun. Sunscreen is essential here Sit here~ uh~ sit and watch like that Are you going straight now? But… it’s a little… scary. Is this completely real? It’s so real. It’s scary. What it feels like right now is like I’m just walking on (right) the water. (To the water) It’s so close, so why are you watching that game? (It feels like riding a jungle experience

Game machine in an arcade) (Get bait to put in the fishing net.) Now, I’m using that as bait to catch it. (Experience where tourists throw themselves into the water and retrieve it later) Let’s throw it. Over there~ (Throw the net first, then throw the plastic bottle to act as a buoy) That’s how you catch fish. Put the fish in and set up a net like that. So the main purpose of this experience is

We are using the existing Malaysian old methods and this is called ecotourism. We are going on a tour of the natural environment. It’s so fun~ Wow, the speed is no joke? The speed is no joke / It’s so refreshing~ This is how I felt while kayaking in Guam. huh. But the kayak is very fast The water is green and it’s amazing to ride in a place like this. It’s like a jungle expedition. It’s like a real jungle expedition~ Just like my son said, it feels like we are in a game. I get a little excited when I see the game. Look ahead. It’s a real game. The visuals~ Look ahead. A little bit like Amazon? It’s the real Amazon.~ No, this…

What we’re seeing now is almost identical to Amazon. Because the climate here is similar to the Amazon. Dad, behind us… (Other tourists following behind) This is a bit… I think something will come out now. It’s like a real tropical experience. Two more people are coming. Baby monkey~ (excited children) Oh, there are so many monkeys Haha, are you a cinematographer? There’s one over there… I guess they eat something that grows on the trees. I guess it’s meal time because it’s 12 o’clock, but it’s 12 o’clock haha. It’s really 12 o’clock so I guess it’s meal time haha. Looks like a human / (completely) human

They say there are also snakes (if the advance team informs the second team of the location where they were seen, they can move on). Wow~ the snake is so big~ (A very large snake resting on a tree branch)) (BAAM is somehow scary even when viewed from a distance~) I don’t want to watch it hahaha I don’t want to watch it Dad~ We saw the three major tropical animals: monkeys, lizards, and snakes. It is the mystery of real life. This is~ Trees don’t put their roots in the water like this to somehow grow. (Characteristics of mangrove forest trees)

Since Malaysia has a tropical climate, it would be nice to experience all of these things at least once. What if (Monkey) falls like this? Then we should ride together. Hello~ But the monkey also fell from the tree, really. (The clouds in the sky in Malaysia are also very pretty) Is that Singapore? Where is Singapore? (Singapore is on the other side of the forest) Ah, across… (not visible) (The apartments are) Malaysia. That’s a Malaysian city. Ah~ Singapore is over there. You’re not planning on leaving us here, are you? lol (fish farm experience) There must be meat here now, right? Mussel? Dad, try it~ Aren’t there pearls? It’s squishy. The guy is crab… Seungmin threw a water bottle over there earlier. I’m going to see how many were caught over there. Oh, I’m a little scared of this? (half excited, half worried) (2 blue crabs in the net) Soy sauce crab / Oh~ Soy sauce crab (Commemorative photo of capturing soy sauce crab) (End of one-hour tour that was burned~) Trimakassi~ (Malay: Thank you) I’ve been on a lot of ships and boats while traveling so far… This motor boat is really~ 1st place~ It was really fun If I get the chance, I really want to ride it again.

I think it took about an hour to ride? It was really fun~ how was it? Catching fish was fun, and those barnacles… It was fun to see the barnacles, and oh, it was all really fun~ (Great satisfaction) What about Tutu? It was really fun when the ship was so loud

And went so fast. This here~ this~ is really fun This, this, this is a really fun experience. The second place we went to There are Chinese-style foods that are unique to Malaysia, and they told me there was a famous Laksa restaurant, so we went there and tried it.

Let’s watch the restaurant video with us~!! This is a very famous laksa restaurant in Johor Bahru. They say ‘pan mi curry’ and ‘vegetable fries’ are very famous here. We’re really hungry right now after riding the motorboat so let’s try something delicious. Let’s try each type~ Ni hao ma? / I’m Korean~ haha (Omega Yoon is misunderstood as a Chinese wherever he goes) What is the famous menu here? / laksayo (I don’t know the name of the menu, so I looked at the Google menu and ordered) 2 panmi curry laksas…

What kind of noodles should I serve? / mee~ (Medium thickness like jjamppong) 2 corn noodles, right? / Yes, are you going to eat? / Yes (2 panmi curry laksas, 1 sujebi, 1 dry noodle) and fried food~ Kopio Ice (sweet coffee and oolong tea), Tet Ice (milk tea) (I ordered the fried vegetable shrimp as a topping because they were delicious!~) (Wherever I go, the local residents are always friendly~) The vegetable tempura looks really delicious~ I have to try it~ / Delicious! delicious? (It was also great for kids to eat) (Fried food) Why are they so crispy? If you look at it now, a lot of local people come here. (Characteristics of local restaurants) (Panmi Curry Laksa: 3,000 won) Is it worth eating?

This is the most delicious thing here Now we are eating corn noodles. thin side Does it taste the same as Secret Recipe (a famous local chain restaurant)? (Dry noodles: 3,000 won) It tastes completely like black bean noodles~ The noodles are very chewy. It really tastes like black bean noodles. It just tastes like black bean noodles.

The Jjajangmyeon is a little less sweet, but it’s delicious. It’s very delicious. (Menu) Prices for drinks are around 900 won and most types of noodles are between 3,000 and 4,000 won. Laksa is delicious~ (If you order sujebi, they make the dough and boil it on the spot)

Like our country (sujebi), it contains sujebi, fish cakes, seafood, garlic fries, etc. This includes handmade expenses. (It tastes like hot seafood noodle soup) Try it, it’s really delicious. Wow~ It’s cool, it’s cool The soup is so refreshing, deep, refreshing and delicious. The noodles are very chewy. (Sujebi) is thin and very chewy.

The soup is a true work of art. There’s fish cake and anchovies inside… What’s going on? Why are there so many anchovies? That’s why it’s refreshing. The soup and these wontons are really delicious. This is really delicious~ It’s all clams (laksa also has a lot of small clams).

(Eunsaeng Laurent) Panmiraksarang and vegetable fries are really delicious~ I think this is a good restaurant~ I drank too much laksa soup today… It’s so hot right now. I enjoyed it so much (Son) I think the fried vegetables and laksa were the most delicious. (Daughter) I think the vegetable fries were the most delicious.

The vegetable fries are really crispy and thin~ Really delicious~ (Omegayun) Dad’s (Sujebi) wontons were delicious~ Now~ Let’s go to the next place~ Thank you~ In particular, we have eaten a lot of Laksa, but the soup (at this restaurant) is amazing. When we went to other places in Malaysia and ate a lot of dry noodles, there were very few places that tasted similar to Jjajangmyeon, but strangely, this restaurant tasted almost similar to Jjajangmyeon. Dry noodles~

I made my own stir-fried chunjang with a little bit of dried jjajang, so it tasted almost the same as the real thing. When you order (sujebi), they make the noodles right there and pull them out like this, and it was the taste of home. The broth was so refreshing and delicious,

And it felt like I was eating real sujebi, and it was really delicious. A family of 4 eats it (price is 2). It’s not 10,000 won, but I think it’s very good value for money as you can eat to your fill.

It is the only Hindu temple not only in Malaysia but also in the world. We heard that there is a Hindu temple decorated inside and outside with glass, so we went there once. The splendor is beyond words. If you go, it was really cool to the point where exclamations

Like this came out one after another. Now you can experience the sparkling glass Hindu temple. Let’s watch the video together~!! Even in Johor Bahru… BTS is working very hard. Here we are at a Hindu temple (a Hindu temple that was under construction at the time),

So let me ask you something. Can I go in? What about other countries? / no There’s only one place here It is the only glass Hindu temple in the world. I’ll take off my shoes and go~ (Unlike Batu Caves, women wearing skirts or shorts can also enter) (Admission fee 10 ringgit – 3,000 won per person) As soon as you enter, this splendor is… no joke~ The scent is so good

Now (cash payment only) This is a Buddhist character / Yes, Buddha~ This is really what’s inside… I heard it’s made of shiny glass… I thought it was just (simple) trampling, but every single one of the colorful pieces… It’s so pretty, it’s a work of art. It’s a work of art… It’s not made of glass, it’s just pieces of different pieces

Everything (internal decorations) was attached to shape like this. If you look at the ceiling now… it’s not a joke, really~ From Buddha to all gods… there are all of them. This is really~ What should I say? There are all kinds of religions (polytheistic religions). There are all gods. Looks like a monkey? (Hindu monkey hero god ‘Hanuman’) Everyone, construction is in full swing right now. The glass is cut into pieces like this.

If you look here~ (The various colored glass pieces were illuminated and it was so cool) (Kali, the representative deity of Hinduism – the goddess of fear and destruction) Hinduism considers cows very sacred. That’s right~ Oh that’s right. Actually, since we are in Malaysia, we are interested in other religions. If we were in Korea, would we actually be interested in religion? I’m not interested in religion, actually~ But when I came here, I became really curious about this religion. I didn’t know it was so bling-bling.

These pieces of glass are really colorful, with different shapes, different colors, and are so shiny. They are made by breaking them all by hand. / They break each piece of glass by hand and put it back together. This sincerity and effort is so beautiful that it’s beyond words.

Wow~ It’s really beautiful, it’s beautiful It’s even prettier when viewed from afar. I’m not sure if all of this can be captured on screen. Oh, the sparkle is so dazzling. It’s so pretty~ How could a real person… make it like this with human hands? When you look at it,

It makes you feel a little dazed and like, wow… I’m a little dazed right now, aren’t I? It’s a place where you can get lost in a daze (especially for women). Regardless of religion, it’s a really cool place. Isn’t it very kind of the staff to offer to cover the car with an umbrella when it’s raining? This is a place where it rains a lot. Famous shopping malls in Johor Bahru are 1. City Square (a shopping mall connected to ‘JB Central’ on the way to Singapore) 2.

Mid Valley Mall (largest and most up-to-date) 3. Paradigm Mall (large shopping mall located at the entrance of the city) If you go there, you can find an ice rink. However, if you come to the Mid Valley Mall that we went to as a family, you can relax comfortably,

Eat food, and watch the Mid Valley Mall video with us! I think this is the best shopping mall in Johor Bahru. It looks good~ I usually get gifts from good places haha. You should buy me a gift, right? (Restaurant area on the first basement floor: Various famous chain stores are located) Peking duck~ The composition of this store is always similar

Wherever you go in Malaysia~ / That’s right. These days, wherever you go, you can find Korean food in malls like this. yes? (Spicy dishes and chicken are popular among Korean dishes) Surprisingly, the Korean restaurant here is so delicious, so delicious~ People stand in line just because they have ‘Oriental Kopi’ here. There is also Old Town~ (Malaysia’s famous chain cafe) The building itself is really pretty, and there are Christmas decorations everywhere, it’s really cool. There are a lot of luxury goods down here, right? The ones at the bottom are slightly more expensive, like Dior. There are a lot of luxury clothes, cosmetics, and bags here. This is what is consumed here. (Malaysia’s economy is growing significantly every year) It seems like everyone in Johor Bahru is here.

Why are there so many people here? It’s a weekday~ It won’t be a joke if it’s the weekend Is it because it’s close to Singapore? But the way I see it… As you said, it’s close to Singapore, so it seems like a lot of people shop here.

Is it okay if it’s Starbucks Reserve? (Starbucks does good business everywhere in the world) My legs hurt~ (Inside a very large shopping mall) This shopping mall is nice~ (It is large and clean, and is also operated by a hotel) When I travel to Malaysia, there are many shopping malls like this

So I can take a break in between. It’s really good. Because it rains a lot and is hot If you come here, you can look around, it’s cool, and it’s nice. What’s really unique about Starbucks in Malaysia is that they offer a lot of discounts and events.

(Malaysia) We recently held an event for Starbucks’ 25th anniversary. (Regardless of the menu, tall drinks are always free) It’s a real event or discount. It’s not a joke. Stacking stars here is no joke. Stars are pouring down~ We’re going to have dinner here now. This ‘Empire Sushi’ is famous in Malaysia. You said you wanted to try it last time. Seungmin likes sushi, so let’s try it~ Eel cheese roll… there’s ham too~ this looks delicious too. sandwich sushi There are a lot of delicious things here~ There is so much delicious (sushi) Even if you just eat one, you’ll be very full~ I’m doing corn cheese tofu sushi. Sandwich sushi~ Fried roll ~ 2 eel cheese rolls ~

2 pieces of salmon sushi~ Crab meat sushi~ I did this. Do you know how much it cost? It only costs 7,000 won to buy the whole thing. We chose a lot earlier. Oh, I chose a lot, but it only cost 7,000 won. It’s really cheap here. / It was a good purchase.

(My daughter’s favorite Subway) Can I eat (sushi)? / uh. I said it (when I came in) and my dad asked if I could eat sushi here. (Employee) If I can eat it, I will eat it well. Oh, there’s so much cheese. I’ll enjoy it. This tastes like a high-end sushi restaurant~ (best value for money) A razor? / uh. I didn’t bring a razor. Guardian is like Olive Young in Malaysia, but this is the cheapest. Guardian is much cheaper than Watson. A bit like Olive Young in Malaysia? It’s Olive Young…

Olive Young doesn’t deceive a bit (in terms of price). It’s candy heaven~ There’s so much candy~ They sell a lot of quail eggs here? Is it sausage? (Various snacks such as quail eggs, squid, shrimp surimi, etc.) There is also Korean citron tea. Goheunggeo Wow, look at this. There is also dried fruit like this~ (Unlike Vietnam, dried fruits are very clean)

(Candy Gun) If you look at places like America… Now How much does it cost? Didn’t we have it when we were kids? How was this Mid Valley Mall? It’s bigger than I thought, and there’s a lot to see and it’s nice~ It’s neat/tidy~ There were too many people in the shopping mall, but when I left, there were so many cars that it was almost at a standstill. (Navier) The next place we’re going to will take a long time, so it’ll take a long time to get there. In some ways, Johor Bahru is a regional area. Even though Kuala Lumpur is a provincial area, not the capital city, I think the (shopping mall) was very large.

It was big and very clean. And there was a lot of traffic when I left. If you really want to visit a neat shopping mall in Johor Bahru, it would be a good idea to check out Midville Shopping Mall. The last place we enjoyed in Johor Bahru was

When we went to see the fireflies. It’s about a 30-minute drive from downtown Johor Bahru. If you don’t have a car, you can take Grab to get around, but here in Malaysia, transportation costs don’t tend to be that high. You get on a boat and go through the rainforest

Where fireflies live for about 30 minutes. Let’s watch the firefly experience video with us! We came here to experience fireflies and lanterns. There is an admission fee of 6,000 won for adults and 3,500 won for children. There are a lot of people here. When I came, I thought there wouldn’t be anyone

Because the road was so remote and dark, but when I came, there were a lot of people. It was about 8 or 8:30 in the evening. It’s so pretty here now that I’m already looking forward to it. Here, very unusually, it is also written in Korean.

I guess a lot of Koreans are coming There is time for 9:30 / Yes. Please~ People draw pictures on sky lanterns We have to wait for an hour haha What time do you enter? / 9:30 (Souvenir shop next to the ticket office: Selling sky lanterns, souvenirs, etc.) Are they selling sky lanterns like this here? ah. So this was a lantern?

I guess I’ll buy it here and fly the lantern later. Let’s buy this Uh, how much is that? (One small sky lantern costs 20 ringgit – 6,000 won) I think you can make a sky lantern and fly it here (before entering). And then I saw fireflies inside there~ Sumin did a really good job? Seungmin’s drawing skills have improved these days~ I didn’t know you could light a lantern like this It’s my first time doing this, mom and dad. Guys~ If I do 1, 2, 3, I’ll let you go together~ Well, hello everyone~ (The friendly staff who also took the video) Thank you so much~ I just blew the lantern What wish did you write down? Are you talking about a wish? Amazing~ Is this your first time blowing up a lantern? (Because there is fire)

But I’m a little scared~ (The lantern flew very far in a moment) It’s like a star~ / It’s like a star Isn’t there something like this when you go to a place like the Han River? Namsan? Namsan Tower It seems like there are some that are really old~ I hope things like that don’t disappear because they are just rusting~ There is an entrance time every hour, but if the entrance time is full of tourists, it will be pushed to the next (entrance) time. From what I see, 8:30 is the most crowded time. If you don’t think you can come at that time, I think it’s most convenient to come at 9:30. We came at an ambiguous time and now we have to wait for an hour, so we are waiting.

If you pay attention to the time and arrive on time, you will probably be able to enter right away without having to wait. If you want to fly lanterns, you can come 30 minutes to an hour early.

For those who want to fly balloons, it is best to come with plenty of time to spare. Is it too big? Haha. Thank you. The lady hesitated for a moment haha. The lady looked at me for a moment…. She stopped and gave me an orange one (for adults). Get a good seat~ I guess they should wear a life jacket and go on a boat like this to see it. Take a boat and go to a place with a lot of bushes. Let’s go~ Let’s go.~ Wow, I’m so excited. I didn’t know

I was going on a boat like this right now. I thought you did it on foot. I thought so too To me, it’s like going to a dark place and seeing fireflies. If there are a lot of lights, you won’t be able to see the fireflies,

So it’s better if you go by boat. If you look back there… there’s a guy driving the boat in the back, guys. Uh.. the shadow over there.. Dad, look at that (kids who are amazed by the boat that rides at night) You’re going on water in the dark. It’s a bit scary…

But also exciting… riding a boat like this when it’s dark… I like the dark. It’s cool. It’s really cool. It’s so cool. It’s amazing, guys~ (It was a sight our family will never forget) It’s really good. better than expected It was very good~ Did you really see a lot of fireflies? I watched endlessly I saw fireflies that I will never see again Aren’t you the lady who was embarrassed when she saw Seungmin earlier? Haha. What is the facial expression I’m pushing these days? / Snow hehehe

Thank you It’s so much fun, especially riding it at night… It felt like I was getting bruised~ / Water bruise? Light noise.. Light sound haha. It wasn’t as exciting as I thought (suddenly exploding firecrackers) This… it comes by itself. Malaysian cats love people very much~ Let’s go baby~ I guess it’s good (Fireflies) It really felt like a tree… with the lights on twinkling like this. The wonder of seeing fireflies while slowly riding a boat on a river illuminated by the moon is really something you have to experience once. You will know So, in order to show (the fireflies) as much as possible,

We filmed it once. In fact, it’s really hard to see fireflies in Korea these days. that’s right. It’s natural that children find it fascinating and like it, but we found it fascinating and had a lot of fun too. After completing our trip to Johor Bahru, in the next video

We move from Johor Bahru to Singapore. We’ll show you how we got to Singapore, so you can look forward to it. We filmed everything from the moment we entered Singapore via land route from Johor Bahru until we returned, so it would be nice to look forward to next week’s video and watch it.

Thank you for watching everyone and please take care of your health in this cold weather. I’ll see you again with a better video. Hello everyone~^^

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– 맹그로브 숲 보트체험: kampung sungai melayu
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– 로컬 락사 식당: Restoran Yew Swe
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– 유리 힌두교 사원: Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple
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– 미드밸리 쇼핑몰 : The mall mid valley south key
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– 반딧불이 보트체험: Kota Tinggi Firefly Park
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