• Malacca Heritage Centre - Malacca in Peninsular Malaysia, also known as Melaka, is one of the country’s most captivating regions. With a rich history of colonization by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British, Malacca showcases influences from these colonial powers in its cuisine, architecture, and even language. The city is also home to a significant Chinese community called Peranakan or Straits Chinese, which has given rise to the Nonya culture—a blend of Malay and Chinese elements that has created a unique culinary tradition with delectable Nonya dishes. Beyond its food, Malacca boasts numerous cultural attractions and a surprising number of engaging museums for its size, making it a haven for history enthusiasts. Strategically located along a picturesque river, one of the highlights of visiting Malacca is a scenic river cruise that offers a delightful way to experience the city’s charm while enjoying the river breeze. Much of Malacca has remained unchanged for centuries, featuring ancient forts and buildings adorned with traditional cherry-red façades from the colonial era. Overall, Malacca provides a tranquil yet intriguing insight into Malaysia’s history and is a must-visit for those seeking to explore a different facet of the country beyond bustling cities like Kuala Lumpur.

VISIT HIGHLIGHTS as below

1. A Famosa Fortress
2. St. Paul’s Church Ruins
3. Stadthuys, 17th Century Dutch Town Hall
4. Malacca River
5. Jonker Walk
6. Museums and Temples
7. Freeport A’Famosa Outlet

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• Malacca River - Flowing through the heart of Malacca City, the Malacca River was a crucial trade route during the 15th-century Malacca Sultanate. Enjoy the stunning mural paintings along the riverbanks.
• Freeport A’Famosa Outlet - A charming shopping center featuring outlet stores, eateries, and a courtyard with fountains and a windmill.

• Private transportation
• Tour Guide

• Dinner
• Lunch
• All fees and/or taxes

Malacca is one of the most interesting parts of the country. Malacca has a varied history, having been colonized by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British, and as such you will find influences from all of these former colonial powers in the food and architecture.

The city also has a large Chinese community known as Peranakan or Straits Chinese which has led to the Nonya culture which is a mix of Malay and Chinese influences that has even spawned a completely unique cuisine in the form of delicious Nonya dishes. As well as food, you can expect a huge number of cultural attractions in Malacca, and considering its size it has a wide variety of engaging museums which will be a treat for any history buffs wanting to know more about the area.

VISIT HIGHLIGHTS as below

1. A Famosa Fortress
2. St. Paul’s Church Ruins
3. Stadthuys, 17th Century Dutch Toan Hall
4. Malacca river
5. Jonker Walk
6. Museum and Temples
7. Freeport A’Famosa Outlet

HOTEL PICK-UP & DROP-OFF INCLUDED

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