Homestay KAMPUNG (KEGEMARAN Kami) terbaik di Malaysia! @ Min House Camp, Kelantan – MALAYSIA TRAVEL VLOG

2. Just WOW the way this video was put together is beyond words, AMAZING, it's like watching a documentary. We say 100 STARS ⭐ you guys are the best, go glad we got to experience some of the activities together, great fun 😃
   Miss you and see you soon 🤗

3. Serai….Lemongrass

4. after 2 years..im seeing these vid again…😁😁…from 🇲🇾

5. Wow…the hidden world…i never know that…how lucky you are steve & ivana…everything just back to natural & healthy life…the owner of the farm must be someone special…she must do a lot of research to achieve that level…it is not easy…if im not mistaken the honey is call ' Kelulut'…madu kelulut..more expensive compared to honey bees..
   Thank you steve & ivana..brought us to the hidden world of malaysia❤️🇲🇾🌳

6. Kayak is open for public? I love it

7. Lemongrass = Serai

8. Hey guys, we just followed your recommendation and went to Min House Camp. Actually we are here just now posting that comment. To be honest I'm completely shocked that you recommend that place to your subscribers and advertise it even as your best homestay experience. Animals here in that place are treated terribly. They are plenty of civets, rabbits and hedgehogs held in tiny cages here. Those animals are in a desperate condition, especially the civets look terrible. They don't even space to move in their stupid cages..

   We were really just shocked and sad when we arrived there..

9. Steve you are like Kak Tun son.. Kak Tun is a businesswoman also come from kelantan

10. Loved this from Japan!

11. Good

12. Tourist guide 101
    1. Beautiful beach & island: Terengganu & Sabah
    2. Art & Craft: Sarawak & Kelantan
    3. Wilderness: Pahang, Sabah & Sarawak
    4. Colonial History Herritage: Penang & Malacca
    5. Malay Monarch Herritage: Perak, Negeri Sembilan & Johor
    6. Spicy Food: Negeri sembilan, Malacca
    7. Cheap, fresh seafood: Terengganu & Sarawak
    8. Sweet food: Kelantan
    9. Chinese Peranakan tourism: Malacca
    10. Beautiful Paddy field: Kedah
    11. Custom free shopping: Perlis, Kedah & Kelantan
    12. Modern architecture: Selangor
    13: Fresh water fishing: Perak, Terengganu, Sarawak & Pahang

    That’s all I know, someone might have different opinion

13. Kampung kawe ni steve!😘

14. I'm a kelantanese! But, I live in Pasir Mas.. I love to see you two enjoyed doing many sorts of activities in our state❤❤ #Stay safe and healthy.. Thanks for coming to Malaysia luv.. Hope is one of the best trip ever in your life.. But—

    seriously I hope you both will come to Pasir Mas!! You're gonna love the foods!! Our state also famous with the title "place of heaven foods"..

15. dac fruit? watdahell is that??? never see something like that

16. best best

17. Your channel is so addictive

18. I don't usually subscribe a traveller. But this one, you have my respect because even im local guy is not capable to do and eat everything like you here in Malaysia. kinda embarrassing

19. your guy video so awesome

20. 8.05 Serai is lemon grass..

21. That honey good for cough and asthma

22. I am 12 years old and this is the first time I really like the non Malay vlog channel and because they are promoting my country and show most of the activities even I never go, thank you and i support you guys

23. Some info about gac fruit😉
    https://www.foxnews.com/health/gac-strange-name-powerful-fruit.amp

    Gac fruit is rich in the antioxidants beta-carotene, lycopene (seventy times more than in tomatoes), and zeaxanthin. It contains the highest concentration of beta carotene of any known fruit or vegetable (ten times as much as carrots). Beta carotene is a reddish antioxidant that shows up in a host of fruits and vegetables, from apricots to pumpkins. It converts to vitamin A in the body, and has a variety of protective properties.

    The zeaxanthin in Gac fruit protects the tissues of the eyes against exposure to ultraviolet rays, and helps to reduce oxidation of eye tissue, thereby enhancing overall eye health. Additionally, the beta-carotene in Gac fruit helps to maintain good night vision, and reduces the risk of blindness.

    For immune system enhancement, beta-carotene from Gac fruit converts in the body to vitamin A, and helps in the healthy development of white blood cells, including lymphocytes, which are important “foot soldiers” in the immune system, enabling the body to defend itself against disease.
    Gac fruit’s beta-carotene supports healthy reproductive function by enhancing sperm production. Converted into vitamin A, this important nutrient also plays a key role in healthy embryonic development.

    The lycopene and beta-carotene in Gac fruit enhance skin health by mitigating oxidative damage in tissue. Think of oxidation as the “rusting” of our cells. These ingredients in Gac reduce that rusting process, and contribute to better-looking and healthier skin.

    Gac fruit grows on vines. As Gac fruit matures, it goes from a bright neon green to a lush, deep red. The fruit appears spikey and dangerous, and indeed the outer layer of the fruit (the pericarp) is toxic. But this is not the part that is eaten. Only the squiggley insides of Gac fruit (called the arils), which look strangely like red intestines, are consumed.

    One Japanese study reported in the International Journal of Oncology suggested that Gac fruit may be a cancer-fighter. In this lab study, a water extract of the fruit inhibited the growth of certain tumor cells. This does not mean that Gac fruit is a cancer cure, but it almost surely will help to reduce the risk of some types of cancer. No doubt more science on the anti-cancer properties of Gac fruit will be conducted over time.

    Because of its unusually high concentration of beta-carotene, Gac fruit is a valuable aid in preventing or treating vitamin A deficiency. One study of children conducted in Vietnam measured blood plasma levels of vitamin A before and after the consumption of a Gac fruit extract. The study showed that vitamin A levels increased with supplementation. In many developing countries, vitamin A deficiency is epidemic. Such deficiency can cause poor night vision, blindness, reduced ability to fight infections, higher rates of maternal mortality, poor embryonic growth, and reduced lactation. Supplementation with Gac fruit extract can alleviate chronic vitamin A deficiency, and help to reduce these health problems.

    You are not likely to encounter a stack of cantaloupe-sized Gac fruits in your local supermarket any time soon. Likewise, you will not readily find Gac juice in the cold case at your corner store. But you will see this ingredient show up in more supplements, as health experts embrace the nutritious and healing virtues of this exotic fruit.

24. Awesome

25. 21:58 HAHAHAHA I keep replying this 😂 PAPAPAPAYA

26. Just subscribe you guys. Surprisingly u had came to my home town. I live near this Min House camp.

27. Wow

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