Malaysian travel must-card attractions, please keep this guide
Malaysia is spread among the people under the name "Malaysia":
Kuala Lumpur is prosperous with each passing day
Malacca carries a heavy history
Penang food is mouth-watering
Langkawi is filled with a dazzling array of duty-free shopping paradise. Pictures of Legoland Johor Bahru
The world-class sunset in Kota Kinabalu
Any island in Semporna is enough to interpret a perfect vacation
Sipadan is a diving paradise you can touch~
Either experience can make you feel an extraordinary Malaysia
Malaysia overview
The full name of Malaysia is the Federation of Malaysia and Malaysia is abbreviated as Malaysia. It is a country located in Southeast Asia. The territory of this country is separated by the South China Sea, and the two territories face each other across the sea. Because of this special geographical location, Malaysia’s ethnic culture is very diverse, and sometimes it may seem to be in a different country.
There is no shortage of romantic islands and mysterious rain forests. If you first met Malaysia, if you don’t know where to go, just accept the editor’s guide to Malaysia! Let’s wave on vacation~
City of History-Malacca
Malacca is the oldest ancient city in Malaysia. The biggest feature of this ancient city is its complex cultural integration. Because of the large number of immigrants in the small city, the buildings in the city, the language of the local residents, and the food are very diverse.
You will see Chinese-style temples, Dutch-style buildings, and Portuguese-style villages. Many locals speak several languages. Chinese tourists must visit Sanbao Temple, Qingyun Pavilion and China Mountain. Don't miss the delicious overseas Chinese food.
Must punch cards:
|| STADTHUYS
The Stadthuys is a red building left in Malacca during the Dutch colonial period. It has thick red brick walls, heavy hardwood doors, and wide stone steps. Built in 1650, it is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia.
The front door of the museum is in the Red Room, and the back door is behind St. Paul’s Church, which is like a shortcut to St. Paul’s Church. Moreover, the museum is air-conditioned. For tourists who have plenty of time, they can buy tickets to enter, and they can walk to another scenic spot comfortably besides visiting.
Address: Jalan Gereja 75000 Melaka The Red House is located near the city square in the city center, opposite to Christ Church
GPS: 2.194101, 102.249293
Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 9:00-17:30; Friday 9:00-12:15, 14:45-17:30; Monday is not open.
|| St. Paul’s Church in Melaka (ST. PAUL’S CHURCH / GEREJA ST. PAUL)
St. Paul’s Church was built in 1521 by the Portuguese together with St. Paul’s Castle. It is the oldest church built by Europeans in Southeast Asia. Because the famous missionary Saint Francis was buried here, a statue of Saint Francis was erected in front of the church. Every weekend, the Dutch descendants of Malacca come here to worship him.
On the high ground where St. Paul’s Church is located, you can overlook most of Malacca. I boarded here after 3 pm, the weather is not so hot, you can look at the sea opposite, or you can rest comfortably on the grass. St. Paul’s Church holds sound and light evenings every night, with Malay at 20:30 and English at 22:00. During Ramadan, there is only one session in English every night, held at 20:30 in the evening.
Address: Gereja St. Paul Jalan Kota, Melaka
GPS: 2.192605, 102.249606
Transportation: From the Dutch Stadthuys, walk towards the heights. It only takes a few minutes on foot to come here.
|| Jonker Street (JONKER STREET)
Jonker Street is the busiest street in the center of Malacca, especially after the evening. Cars are not allowed on Jonker Street on weekends. There are all kinds of stalls on both sides of the old street for food, drink, and clothing. Many snacks and drinks that you haven't seen before, and unfamiliar fruits will continue to surprise you. Follow the flow of people to the end of Jonker Street, where there is a performance stage.
The most lingering things on Jonker Street are all kinds of pastries and souvenirs. The Sanshugong pastry shop at the entrance of the street, made with unique craftsmanship, has become the best choice for people to buy souvenirs from Malacca. There are Hainanese chicken rice grains, nonya cakes, Malacca white coffee, etc., which are all tourists' favorites in Jonker Street.
Address: Jalan Hang Jebat
GPS: 2.195177, 102.248202
Transportation: Jonker Street is located in the city center, opposite to the Red House. The bus will stop in front of the Red House and you can reach it by walking across the road.
