$6 Indian Banana Leaf Meal in Kuala Lumpur 🇮🇳🇲🇾
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I spent a day in Kuala Lumpur exploring Indian culture and cuisine. In this video.
I began my day at one of the most famous Hindu shrines in the world, the Batu Caves.
The massive staircase to enter the caves looked daunting, so I prepared myself by buying some sweet treats from an Indian sweet shop. I tried a variety of Indian Sweets, with my favourite being Gulab Jamun with cream stuff inside it, that they called Malai Jamun.
It was very expensive compared to what I was paying for sweets in India, but it's at a tourist site, so what to expect?
I grabbed myself a fresh young coconut to keep me hydrated in the humid weather of Kuala Lumpur. I was already feeling hot at sweaty before even climbing the stairs.
As I approached the entrance of the caves, I was greeted by a massive statue of a Hindu god called Murugan, who is popular with Tamil people. It's one of the tallest Hindu deity statues in the world.
I made my way up the stairs, which was no problem for yer man with two strong legs, but the high humidity made it quite challenging. Once I reached the top, I was in awe of the limestone caves and the natural beauty that surrounded me. Although there were mostly tourists, there were also Hindu people doing rituals and praying.
After my experience at the caves, I headed to a South Indian banana leaf restaurant for lunch. Most of the Indian/Hindu population in Malaysia come from Tamil Nadu, so it's easy to find good Tamil food in Kuala Lumpur. I enjoyed a delicious and authentic Tamil meal, which was served on a banana leaf.
0:00 Indian Sweets
6:05 Fresh Coconut
13:05 Batu Caves
24:41 Banana Leaf Meal
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I began my day at one of the most famous Hindu shrines in the world, the Batu Caves.
The massive staircase to enter the caves looked daunting, so I prepared myself by buying some sweet treats from an Indian sweet shop. I tried a variety of Indian Sweets, with my favourite being Gulab Jamun with cream stuff inside it, that they called Malai Jamun.
It was very expensive compared to what I was paying for sweets in India, but it's at a tourist site, so what to expect?
I grabbed myself a fresh young coconut to keep me hydrated in the humid weather of Kuala Lumpur. I was already feeling hot at sweaty before even climbing the stairs.
As I approached the entrance of the caves, I was greeted by a massive statue of a Hindu god called Murugan, who is popular with Tamil people. It's one of the tallest Hindu deity statues in the world.
I made my way up the stairs, which was no problem for yer man with two strong legs, but the high humidity made it quite challenging. Once I reached the top, I was in awe of the limestone caves and the natural beauty that surrounded me. Although there were mostly tourists, there were also Hindu people doing rituals and praying.
After my experience at the caves, I headed to a South Indian banana leaf restaurant for lunch. Most of the Indian/Hindu population in Malaysia come from Tamil Nadu, so it's easy to find good Tamil food in Kuala Lumpur. I enjoyed a delicious and authentic Tamil meal, which was served on a banana leaf.
0:00 Indian Sweets
6:05 Fresh Coconut
13:05 Batu Caves
24:41 Banana Leaf Meal
💗 Help the channel grow by liking, commenting and subscribing. If you want to be extra nice please share my video with your friends on social media.
📱 Instagram (Live Story Updates): Instagram: Daleroxxu
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📱 TikTok (15 - 60 Seconds Vlog Clips): TikTok: dalephilip
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