Kuala Lumpur is definitely one of my favorite cities in Asia. It is not as crowded as Hong Kong and Seoul. Very multi-cultural. It is like being in three countries in one place. It has the Malay culture, the Chinese culture, Indian culture and some Arab culture, so this is like the US, a melting pot with different kinds of people, the Malays, the Chinese and the Indians and with different religions, Muslim, Buddhism and Hinduism. Despite these differences, they get along so well. Of course, because of these different ethnicities, when it comes to food, you have so much varieties, Malay food, Chinese food and Indian food, not to mention other kinds of food such as Japanese, Korean and Western food. That’s why Malaysia’s slogan is “Malaysia Truly Asia.” One thing I love about Kuala Lumpur is its great public transportation. Almost as good as Hong Kong's and Seoul's. Also life here seems much more laid back, not as stressful as Hong Kong, Seoul, or any other major cities. During rush hour, I am surprised that the Metro system does not get as crowded here compared to other cities. It is maybe it has less population. And if you can’t find a train or a bus to go somewhere, they also have Grab, the Southeast Asia’s Uber, which originated from here. So to go from one place to another, it does not cost much. Anyway I will talk more about Malaysia in my future vlogs and blogs, so just make sure to subscribe to/like/follow my Social Media profiles to get updated with future content, both in photography, filmmaking, writing, travel, and anything about life in general (my own opinion, my experience and observation).