The detailed guide to Malacca recommends tourist attractions in Malacca.

Malacca Town is located in Malaysia, where the Pacific Ocean flows into the Indian Ocean. Its geographical position is extremely prominent. It is one of the busiest places on the sea in the world, with a very long colonial history and unique tourist attractions. The following is a detailed travel guide and scenic spot recommendation for Malacca.

The Straits of Malacca is a term known to those who have studied geography, because it is one of the most important waterways in the world and a throat. Now it is not only a famous waterway, but also a tourist town with great cultural and historical charm, attracting tourists from all over the world every day.

Dutch Red House 1

This is a building left over from the Dutch colonial period. Located on the coast of Malacca, it is one of the representative landmarks of Malacca. Bright colors can be used to take literary photos. This red house has now been converted into the Malacca Museum.

2. Jonker Street

It is an area where China people gather. Both sides of the street are basically two-story old houses, full of charm. There will be a night market here every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There are all kinds of stalls on both sides of the narrow old street. Shopkeepers are all facing China, and tourists are bustling and very lively. There are many special snacks in the night market, such as curry fish eggs, fried dumpling, sour plum soup, chicken rice grains, and bak Kut teh. Usually, there will be some cultural performances, all of which are old people from China, singing some old songs from the last century on the stage. The scene is cordial and touching.

3. St. Paul's Hill Church

St. Paul's Church was built on the top of St. Paul's hill, only a few minutes' walk from the Dutch Red House. This is a Catholic church built by a Portuguese general in 152 1 year. Now there are only four walls left in the church, full of bullet holes and traces of history. What you can see are the remaining stone tablets that can be called cultural relics, and the statue of unarmed Portuguese missionary San Francesco standing in front of the church. Sao Paulo overlooking the Straits of Malacca is a good place to watch the sunset.

4. Water Mosque

This water mosque looks like a floating building from a distance. Sunset and night arrival are the most beautiful. Whether you can see the most beautiful sunset depends on the weather. I'm sorry I didn't see it that day, but at night, there will be colored lights outside the mosque, which are equally beautiful.

It's a long way back to Jonker Street near the water mosque. Riding a bike or going is not recommended. You can take a taxi or a taxi when you come back. Don't worry, watch the sunset around 6 o'clock and shoot the night scene after 7 o'clock.

5. Old Town of Malacca

Usually, a one-day trip to Malacca will arrive in Malacca around 10 in the morning. If they can take a walk in the old town of Malacca in the early morning, they will definitely feel different. Colorful houses on both sides of the road are typical Nanyang characteristics, and some mottled walls reveal a little sense of time.

Will give you the illusion of time and space. The architectural styles on both sides of the road are very similar to the streets in China in 1970s and 1980s. Chinese characters, red lanterns hanging on the street, Fujian Hall, Hainan Hall and Yongchun Hall all give you the illusion, but the flying Malaysian flag reminds you that this is Malacca.

6. Malacca Zoo

It is located along Ablis expressway, about 13km away from downtown Malacca. It is the second largest zoo in Malaysia with a total area of about 54 hectares. There are thousands of animals in this zoo, including Indian bison, hyenas, Malaya tigers and more than 200 species. The zoo was opened to the public on 1963.

7. Rotating sightseeing tower

Located on Merdeka Road, BandaHilir District, Malacca, this tower was completed on April 18, 2008. Based on the legendary Malay Sword, the tower is 1 10 meter high, and it is the first fully rotating tower in Malaysia. There is an 80-meter-high air-conditioned sightseeing cabin that can accommodate 66 guests at the same time. You can have a panoramic view of Malacca from the sightseeing cabin.

Malacca consists of three counties, as shown in the following figure:

How to get to Malacca from Kuala Lumpur

Method 1: Directly from the airport to Malacca: There is a bus from the bus center on the first floor of the airport to Malacca.

2. From downtown to Malacca: Take the subway or taxi from downtown to BandarTasikSelatan(TBS) bus stop, where there are buses to Malacca.

Methods: Book a one-day trip to Malacca on the travel platform in advance and go back the same day.

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