I try! Thanks 😁😁

Yea I wouldn’t recommend people to walk around there! Thanks I’m glad you’re enjoying the content 😄🙏

Sounds pretty nice 😀😀

Most Malays still live in trees and wear leaves for clothes.

​@@byteme9718 yes Cengal trees and silk from mulberry eaters.

For me I consider both neighborhoods to be ultra rich, I guess everyone’s definition of rich would be different. I’ll have to do a video on bukit tunku as well

Hahahaha ya. Here in Damansara heights, the mere multi-deca and centimillionaires live. Bukit Tunku only billionaires need apply 😂

​@@kenstaroz1536billionaire n the elites as most of the residents there r of the royal family n ex ministers..

@@benfishermintry not to roam Bukit Tunku in the middle of the night tho. Or else, ur channel might turn to a paranormal activities😂😂😂

@@ndzm4722 If I was a ghost, I would only haunt billionaires so this statement is true

I still need to check this place out

@@benfishermin yeah. Even when u see its one storey on the roadside, actually it go down 3-5 storey down on the hillside.

@@benfishermin those who own houses in Bukit Tunku ( or Kenny Hills) normally also have few other properties all around the world. Particularly in the UK and Australia.

Ah okay good to know thanks. Has it changed a lot since the 70s?

@@benfishermin haven't been there for years but it appears to have the same serene environment and the houses seem to be renovated to a more modern design.

Walking is the best, thanks for watching 😀😀

Haha wow are you telling me those are 35,000 RM value pageant chickens running around uncared and out in public basically? 🤯

@@benfishermin I mean a prized winning well groomed ones. But you can pick one up at around rm300 to rm1500. During competition, they even have their 'walk', and points are based on their posture, ie; chest out. Hard to explain, but KZfaq them.. 😉

Thanks a lot, we’re on our way 💥💥

Good info thank you

Yea I pretty much saw no one else walking at all on this journey 😅

@@benfisherminpretty much uncharted territory because only the owner and their friends and families have been there

Never would have thought this. I didn’t know there were wild monkeys in KL at all

​@@benfisherminif there are jungles there should be monkeys. Where would they go if every corner of the jungle is cleared for human settlements? KLCC? 😅

Thanks!

Yeah. Mont Kiara is a nice area to Vblog.

Thanks I’ll do one in the future 🙌

Thanks a lot 🙏😎

I used to live in Damansara Heights with my late parents, it's a pleasant place.

I lived in Damansara Heights since early 1980s to almost 2000, only after four decades since 1980s, there's a mall, Damansara Heights Pavilion. It's just around 5 to 10 minutes walk from the house I used to lived to the new mall.

Awesome, does it look like it changed much since you lived there?

@@benfishermin Yes, there many more beautiful houses, you didn't pass by a circle road of Jalan Beringin where, and the other roads starting with the word Setia. From your video, when you were backing the Pavilion, there's a hill, on top of that is a water reservoir, under the hills there are many bungalows and link houses, my late parents house is directly opposite the hill. When I started working, I haven't owned my own car, and had to walk up and down the hill to take a bus near Jalan Beringin. Those days are long gone, but still fresh in my mind. 😀

No problem, nice neighborhood!

Wow great to know, thank you 🙏🙏

Great tip thanks, never thought about just using water. Kombu broth can work as long as there is no sneaky ingredients 😀 I think for Chinese roast pork or meats they’ll use something like sugar, vinegar, rice wine. If they really just used salt and seasoning that would be great, I’m sure the recipe varies from place to place. 🙏🙏

Rich folks love their privacy! Thank you 🙏

Hm I hope it will improve over the next few years in that case. I suppose they need more workers nearby, more foot traffic over there in general, or those stores/restaurants won’t see any profits. Let’s hope a proper food court with good prices will pop up at some point 😀

Thank you

Agreed!

No problem thanks for watching

Good tip thank you!

Never knew this thanks

You’re right I should do a kampung baru vlog 😀

Gotta dress the part 😂😅

Haha, online it says an average of 5.5mil RM / 1.1mil USD over the last 12 months. Chump change!

That sucks! 😩

Yea seems very much like an untapped market in both KL and Bangkok. There are 1-2 in Bangkok but not sure in KL if any 🤔

Nice I should’ve checked this out when I was just in Penang, it’s so close to Georgetown

@@benfishermin I m sure u will revisit there in times to come…I m going back there for visiting on 25/7-2/8/24.

@@benfishermin kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp6FeMupqpzPhX0.htmlsi=-BYQNZO2H6jDaaFN Dis is just but one of d massive mansions to be found in Jesselton Heights n its vicinity!

Yea it definitely feels like it!

I know right, I was surprised!

Thanks I’ll check them out

Jungle city 😁

Is everything gated off or can I see the houses easily there from the outside?

​@@benfisherminfor Bukit Tunku you can walk around, but the houses are far apart, very spooky some of them. I know coz I used to give tuition classes to one Indian Malaysian family. You have to leave your ID at the guard house, every time. The 2 children never left the house except with family members. The father was a well-known man involved in a high-profile court case. I would not give names.

The climate in Florida really is amazing, especially during winter time

Thanks!

Like...

@@hpspectre5184 tijani, tropicana golf, mines golf

Yea I can only imagine what things look like beyond the gates

Not yet I need to check it out

Hm that would be cool 😁 thanks!

I tried to search which one is actually the most expensive area but couldn’t find any real answer, everywhere just lists a couple of neighborhoods as being the most rich areas. I need to check those out too

​@@benfishermin Happy to see that your channel has grown at a not so bad pace... In terms of land value, Damansara Heights, Kenny Hills, Ampang Hilir, U-Thant, Jalan Damai off Jalan Ampang and Bangsar are at the top tier with Taman Tar in Ampang, Country Heights in Kajang and a few others trailing behind because of their distance from the KL city centre. While in the top tier areas, almost all properties were developed in the 60's/70's - hence the old unsavoury architectures , Taman Tar and the others are newer - occupied by the children of the top tier owners, - to described it simply. Having said that, Kampung Baru is actually very undervalued due to its non-developed Malay Reserved land status but that will soon change. On the matter of which area is the most expensive, it can be quite subjective. While the top tier areas has higher land value, areas like Kajang etc host numerous fantastic houses. To put things into perspective, there's a house in Kajang Country Heights that took 7 years to built. Not due to work being halted in the process but because of the extensive details and complexities of the house. I can go on for a few days in this topic as real estate is one of my interests but I should stop here so as not to bore those who do read comments... Have a great time in Malaysia, Ben

Bukit tunku, Mont kiara, damansara heights, Tropicana

@@benfishermin ,In the past was kennyhills.

That place is one belong to old money. The ultra rich now choose to be low profile for security reason. They dont live in that houses anymore.

Good idea thanks!

He sounds like a smart man!

Wow I never knew there are wild monkeys around anywhere in KL

It was about to be KFC...or KLFC

Haha it’s lucky I was not too hungry

Thanks 😀

Interesting, is it blocked off to enter?

@@benfishermin probably. apparently to find it go through the small patch of forest at the road's end and come to a new road, its right there

Haha yes very much!

Nice!

Ahh interesting, are there monkeys roaming free in these areas??

@@benfisherminyes... in fact so many wild monkeys nowadays at housing areas..maybe because of the deforestation...no fruits(food) for them in the jungles any more....very sad..

Good tip, any specific area in Miri?

@@benfisherminmost concentrated in luak Bay area or u may find in youtube Beverly hills of Malaysia ..the biggest private house belongs to shin yang group...from his guard house its almost 3km to his house proper and it has helipad imagine how big his house is

I saw in "Tanjong Lubang Miri" along the beach, this property is quite huge and the largest house on the hill.

Me too 😅😅

Nope, anyone can walk into the neighborhood but not past security for individual homes or condos

Yea definitely

😉

I’m surprised they’re just roaming free outside of the gate in that case!

In general I wouldn’t recommend people to walk around this area, it’s just not very comfortable

Nice

Bukit Jalil Pavilion is also larger than both and has 2 food courts

Cool I’ll have to check out bukit jalil

@@benfishermin Also, if u are free, do check out Melaka and it's churches and temples - most are over 2 centuries from the oldest european building east of india to the oldest function church, St Peter in Melaka, not to be confused with St Paul on the hill. Also, some, not most, but some of the more beautiful sites In Malaysia are actually quite hidden, or not well heard off like mosques in the east coast.

Masjid India are places people who do business and live with populated communities. Those people do their amal (worship) daily as there is nearby mosque. Rich people places are more for privacy and larger space (some maybe politicians or former or who knows maybe celebrities). You can see fr video that this place is not as congested living compared yo Masjid India/Jamek or Sri Petaling mosque area.

@@Millielai12 these places are spacious but are boring. Nothing happening. I prefer places like kota raya or chow kit or masjid india with all the people

@OutNaBoutYallahBiNa To each its own. Malaysians usually have very big family or 2 generations living together. There are some videos on MM2H(Malaysia My 2nd Home updates by different YTubers). I'd coming over for Nomad Visa 500K is no issue. MM2H has different tiers.

That will probably depend a lot on if you have more income coming in, and if not then how many years you have left to live. Also of course whether or not you are single or with a partner/family. In general you’d surely need to have some money coming in or you’ll run out I’d imagine.

What do they look like?

Nice life 😅

Yep many

Nice I want to see these mafia boss houses 🤩

I need to check it out some time