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Malaysia|Promise me‼️Please spare a day for Malacca

🏰 Malacca If you plan to travel to Malaysia🇲🇾, then you must include Malacca in your plan‼ ️ 🌈Itinerary 🌟Melaka River Let’s leave the sunny morning to the Malacca River. I chose to take a boat tour. The journey takes about half an hour. You can have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery between round trips. The buildings on both sides of the river are very recognizable, and the colors are bold and ingenious. Take a photo and check in 🌟The Stadthuys It is worth taking a closer look near the Red House. In addition to filming 📸, ancient buildings, memorial halls, fountains ⛲️, etc. can bring you a richer experience 🌟Jonker Street Don’t be afraid to go hungry if you are shopping at this time, Jonker Street is not far from the Red House, and you can walk there. The special chicken rice 🍗 and Nyonya dishes recommended by local friends in Malacca are good choices. The overall flavor is Chaoshan, but it also incorporates Malaysian characteristics, and the Chinese stomach can also accept it. 🌟Mosque🕌 Looking at the treasure site at sunset, the sound of chanting is slowly sent into the ear canal accompanied by the breeze, and the afterglow of the setting sun hits the sea 🌊 and refracts into the eyes, the experience is wonderful👍 🌟Solve dinner It’s dinner time again, if you come to Malacca just in time for Friday to Sunday, then the night market in Jonker Street is not to be missed In addition, it is also a good choice to take a taxi to the seaside seafood street🦪. Looking at the sea and eating seafood is indescribably comfortable😌 💜Small tips The overall accommodation environment of Malacca hotels is average, so it is not recommended to have too much expectation😂

Melaka.

My no.1 choice for short holiday is Melaka. A great city with food and places. Perfect for families, couple or even solo traveller. what to do in the city?: 1. walk at jonker walk and red building 2. chilling and swim at pantai puteri 3. eat delicious food like asam pedas, yong tau foo, ikan bakar. 4. night walk along the melaka river. hope this tips can be helpful for travellers. #staycation

Trishaw Rides in Melaka

One of the best ways to enjoy Melaka in a slow and laid back manner is to take a leisurely trishaw ride to go through the streets of Melaka and corners of Melaka's historic city center that you could easily miss out if you decide to venture on your own. The owners of trishaws are really artistic. Their trishaws were so beautifully decorated with flowers, soft toys such as Helly Kitty, Minions, Pikachu, Baby Sharks etc. The trishaw can be rented on an hourly or distance covered basis at The Stadthuys, otherwise known as the red square in Melaka. The trishaw rider can give you simple explanations about the attractions. #melaka #trishaw

The Stadthuys - Malacca

The Stadthuys was built between 1641 and 1660 on the ruins of a fort which belongs to the Portuguese. It is believed that the Stadthuys is the oldest Dutch building in the East. This massive red building displays all the common features of the Dutch colonial architecture which includes substantial solid doors and louvered windows. Since its completion to 1980, the Stadthuys was used as the administrative center of successive governments for a period of 300 years. It was in 1982 when the Stadthuys was converted into a history museum which exhibits Malacca's history starting from the great Malay Sultanate and the Portuguese, Dutch and British colonization till the present day. Beside the Stadthuys is also another fine example of the Dutch architecture which is the Christ Church that was built in 1753. Attractions nearby are aplenty. Just a short walking distance towards the opposite of the Stadthuys is the renowned Jonker Street where you can try famous Malaccan delicacies such as the chicken rice ball, nyonya laksa, cendol and so on. There are also many souvenirs which you can buy at the Jonker Street. Before you can get to Jonker Street from the Stadhuys, you will cross a river. There is a Malacca River Cruise just nearby if you wish to see more of this famous area. There are also museums in the area such as the Cheng Ho Culture Museum and the Malaysian Youth Museum (Muzium Belia Melaka). #awesomepic #familyday #grouptour

The Stadthuys

Address: The Stadthuys, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka Highlights: The Stadthuys is known for its red exterior and nearby red clocktower. It is a historical structure situated in the heart of Malacca City, the administrative capital of the state of Malacca. Malacca was under Dutch rule from 1641 to 1795 and then again from 1818 to 1825, and the buildings along Dutch Square reflect this history, all painted in terra cotta—the square is also often called Red Square, because of the color of the buildings that sit on it. There are also tricycle services offered. It is the best way you can enjoy the view of Stadthuys and nearby building comfortably sitting on a tricycle. 😆 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #culturewalk #melakatrip

Down The Memorial Lane@Stadthuys

Location - Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, Melaka, Malaysia PC:75000 Getting There - Approximately 3hrs drive from Kuala Lumpur using North-South Express Highway. Attractions - The Stadthuys building itself is a museum that has a historical section that provides rich history of Malacca. Can be spotted easily in the form of red building along the street. Besides the museum, there is the famous Jonker Street just opposite the road where you can find lots of cafes, local delicacies and souvenirs😎; might wanna spend your day until the evening and hit the bars and pubs along Jonker. Enjoy peeps! #travellater #travelinspiration #travelphotography #travelwithgeo #stadthuys #malacca #malaysia

Stadthuys and Christchurch

The red square is the epicenter of Melaka. The iconic red (pink-ish) buildings were built using bricks shipped over from the Netherlands during the period of Dutch rule. Both buildings are in the trademark Dutch style which provides a unique European-Asian fusion of architecture. The central town hall named Stadthuys is even believed to be the oldest surviving Dutch building in the east! I do recommend visiting this in the early morning as it will be busy with visitors after 8 AM. Getting There - Waze the location name Attractions - red square, the church, colourful trishaw Hotels - so many beautiful hotels that you guys can search on trip.com apps Food & Restaurants - a lot! my recommendation alai ikan bakar, parameswara ikan bakar, asam pedas Shopping - near the dataran palawan #staycation #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #couplestrip

British style old town in Malaysia

Malacca is the historical state of Malaysia, rich with heritage buildings, ancient landmarks and colonial structures. It was here that colonial forces first made contact with Malaysia, which eventually shaped the country into its current economic and political system. Today, in Malacca, you can still see the imprints of British, Dutch and Portuguese forces left behind in forts, museums, churches and towers. Visit Malacca for the cultural experience of a lifetime. The most popular district in Malacca, Jonker Street is a haven for antique collectors, bargain hunters, vintage fashion enthusiasts, as well as travellers looking to savour delectable Malaccan cuisines. Situated in the centre of Malacca Chinatown, the maze-like streets also hosts plenty of backpacker inns, budget hotels, and guesthouses which means that you can easily walk to Jonker Street's well-preserved landmarks, cafes, restaurants, bars, and pubs. After sunset, Jonker Street's Night Market comes to life in full colour with a lively street party-like atmosphere every weekend.

The #stadthuys is a historical structure situated in the heart of #melaka City, the administrative capital of the state of Malacca, #malaysia in a place known as the Red Square. The Stadthuys is believed to be the oldest-surviving Dutch building in the East. It was built between 1641 and 1660 on the ruins of a fort which belongs to the Portuguese. #inspiration #culture #happynewyear

The oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia - Dutch Red House The Dutch Red House on the banks of the Malacca River is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia. It is full of exotic and is a must-see for Malacca tourism. The red house is built around a small square, which is the center of the square and is a fountain built in the Victorian era. The bright red brick walls are dazzling in the sun, and the fountains and windmills are full of Dutch architectural style. I LOVE MELAKA

Malacca, Malaysia, Red House Malacca trip is definitely a surprise and unexpected trip in Malaysia, this place is like a palette of God's overturn, completely different from our textbook, it can be said that Both beautiful and fresh. Malaysia has more fun places, Jonker Street, Malacca River, Straits Mosque, but my favorite is the Dutch Red House, which is also the most famous attraction in Malacca. The Dutch Red House is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia. The building that was left behind by the Dutch colonies turned out to be a net red spot. Although Malacca has experienced many twists and turns in history, it is very good now, and it is very popular among tourists from all over the world. This wave must be accepted.

The pinkish Malacca can also be so cool The Dutch Red House and Christ Church are really too mirrored! and super cool "lady" shoot the parents, the color is handled with a little cool, abandon the sweet pink filter I love to use. Second time, I didnt even sit on a cute cartoon tricycle fat. I still think that my Ergobaby car is better. Haha, I really have a taste. I love you. The Dutch Red House has become the most striking building on the Malacca River with his thick brick walls, heavy wooden doors and striking red-walled white windows. It is also the most popular photo-taking place in Malacca. Built in the 17th century, it is the oldest surviving Dutch building in Southeast Asia. Nowadays it is the Malacca Museum, which preserves the historical relics of various periods in Malacca. It is a good place to travel in Southeast Asia!

Malacca is a city with a long history and was once occupied by Portugal, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The famous Zheng He in the history of China has been here five times. Therefore, there is not only a strong blend of Eastern and Western cultures but also many valuable historical sites. The Dutch Red House, the most significant relic of the oldest Dutch colonists in the Eastern world, is located here. The Red House has six museums with historical artifacts from Malay, Portugal, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The Museum of History and Ethnology displays several artifacts from the Malacca dynasty. From these relics, you can learn about the life of the Malacca dynasty hundreds of years ago. More than 300 years of glory, the never-fading Dutch Red House is not only the landmark building of Malacca but also the most popular one. If you don't come to the Dutch Red House, you can't say that you traveled here.

Listen to advice! Finish reading this article before you go to Malacca, and attach photo spots

I have turned another page of this world, this book —— Stepping into the historical and geographical Malacca🌊 ✨✨Let's talk about the things to note when going to Malacca: ✅ It is recommended to go on Fridays and weekends, as many shops are open then. Many shops are closed from Monday to Wednesday (we went on Monday and Tuesday and many places were closed) ✅ For taxis, it is suggested to use the AirAsia app, as it offers the cheapest fares. (Malacca is not big, and taxi fares are generally around 6 or 7 Malaysian Ringgit) ✅ You can book bus tickets on the red bus, the bus station is a bit far, so it's advised to allow enough time. (We bought our tickets at the self-service machine at the station when we saw a suitable time, it was not crowded and faster, the manual ticket counter is slower) ✅ Malacca is very safe, we two girls walked back after eating supper after 10 pm without worrying about danger ✅ The people of Malacca are also very nice, whether asking for directions or looking for someone to exchange money at the station, they are very enthusiastic. (I even met a local who directly helped me by giving me money, grateful heart) ✅ Malacca has a Jonker Street night market every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, which is very lively 👉Travel route: Malacca is small, and it's possible to arrange a one-day visit. We wanted to slowly experience Malacca, so we planned two days. DAY1⃣️: City citywalk: Jonker Street➡️Dutch Square➡️St. Paul's Hill➡️Sultanate Palace➡️Church of St. Paul DAY2⃣️: Boat trip on the Malacca River (30 Malaysian Ringgit per person)➡️Malacca Strait Mosque (watch the sunset) 📷Photo spots: 1⃣️Dutch Square Red House: Appreciate the Dutch architectural features, it is recommended to go to the second floor for the best shooting location 2⃣️Church of Saint Paul: Climb the hill from the Red House, about 10-15min, to see the oldest church in Malacca⛪️ and you can also overlook the sea of Malacca from above 3⃣️Jonker Street: In Hokkien, 'Jie Chang Street' is transliterated here as Jonker Street, where you can enjoy coffee, shop around (be cautious as there are many products from Yiwu), 4⃣️Malacca Strait Mosque🕌️: Don't miss this place when you come to Malacca, a good spot to watch the sunset, and also the blue Atlantic 👗👗 Girls can try the local Nyonya costume, which is quite distinctive and highly compatible with Malacca. 40 Malaysian Ringgit per set (all are washed after wearing), if you don't wear a white tank top, you will be asked to buy one. You can go to the Nyonya Museum to take pictures.

A Complete Guide to a One-Day Tour in Malacca: Play It This Way on Your First Visit

After Malaysia introduced a visa-free policy, there's one more spontaneous overseas destination you can jet off to from China! Besides the incredibly tempting islands🏝️ (yes, I'm dying to go🥹), this note recommends a vibrant little town—Malacca❗️ 🌟【Recommended One-Day Itinerary】 1️⃣First stop is the 【Dutch Square】, where the buildings around the square are mostly red🏠, making it a great spot for photos! 2️⃣Then head to 【St. Paul's Hill】 near the Dutch Square for a walk. It involves a bit of a climb, but you'll get a panoramic view of Malacca～ 3️⃣For lunch, try the local specialty 【Nyonya Cuisine】😋. BABA House is recommended for its authentic taste! 4️⃣After lunch, take a ride to the 【Malacca Straits Mosque】🕌. This mosque situated over the sea is really beautiful, and if you arrive in the afternoon, you can also watch the sunset, which is quite special～ p.s. Women need to wear a local headscarf🧕 5️⃣For dinner, give Satay Celup a try! BAN LEE SIANG is recommended～ or you could go for the unique Hainanese Chicken Rice! 6️⃣After dinner, take a stroll through 【Jonker Street Night Market】 to experience the local life. It's really lively at night～ and you'll see a lot of Chinese haha! 📸【Photo Spots Recommended】 When in Malacca, of course, you'll want to take beautiful photos! Here are a few spots that are great for photography👇 1️⃣Dutch Square: The color scheme here is red and pink, so it's suggested to wear light-colored clothes to avoid clashing too much～ 2️⃣Jonker Street: This is a more local and characteristic night market. It's recommended to stay near Jonker Street for convenience❗️ 3️⃣St. Paul's Church: Located on a hill, it requires a bit of climbing, but personally, it feels like a light hike and isn't too tiring～ 4️⃣Malacca Straits Mosque: The scenery here is really photogenic! But remember to respect local religious customs when taking portraits, and women should wear headscarves😉

The Oldest Dutch Building in Malacca | The Dutch Red House

The Dutch Red House is considered the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia, and its architectural style has preserved its historical traces. The thick red brick walls add a rich color to the city of Malacca, and under the sunlight, the red Dutch Red House appears particularly striking. The Dutch Red House also retains a large number of historical relics from Malacca, Portugal, the Netherlands, and Britain. There are history museums, cultural museums, and literature museums, among others. Here, you can also experience the historical differences and cultural collisions of various countries. In front of the building, there is the 'iai melaka' landmark, which also attracts countless tourists to visit and check in. Address: Dutch Red House by the Malacca River, Malaysia When you come to Malacca, you must visit the Dutch Red House, the red background of the building will definitely catch your eye.

A historical place

Wow amazing trip to Melaka a very historical place for us to visit. Many sightseeing flavory food and colourful desserts and drinks.#couplestrip #deliciousfood

A day trip to Malacca is too rushed!

When you come to Malaysia, you must go to Malacca. I thought Malacca was just a check-in for landmark buildings such as the Dutch Red House, but I didn't expect it to be very lively, with night markets, cruise ships, and coffee shops by the small river. It's a whole place for petty bourgeoisie. Itinerary: Take the bus from Kuala Lumpur, the one-way fare is 10-15RM, the journey is about 1.5-2 hours, it is recommended to buy the return ticket when you go to Malacca for a day trip. Kuala Lumpur-Malacca: Buy tickets at TBS station, choose Melaka as the terminal. Malacca-Kuala Lumpur: Buy tickets at Malacca Central Station, choose TBS as the terminal. Take a Grab from Malacca station to Chicken Farm Street, simply stroll around this street and come back to this street to visit the night market in the evening. It is recommended to come on weekends, the night market is super lively, with all kinds of food stalls and small stalls selling trinkets. Take photos at the Dutch Red House, which is a landmark building in Malacca. Walk along this street of the Dutch Red House, go up to the top of the mountain, and you will see St. Diego Castle. At the foot of the mountain is the Sultan's Palace. Take a Grab to the Strait Mosque, blow the sea breeze by the sea, watch the sunset, take a taxi back to Chicken Farm Street to visit the night market, and sit in the Bar by the river is very comfortable. Tips: We took the bus to Malacca at 11:00, arrived at Chicken Farm Street at 13:30, started shopping, and took the bus back to Kuala Lumpur at 21:30. The last bus back to Kuala Lumpur is 23:30. Malacca·Central County

Must-visit in Malaysia | Beautiful Tourist Spot·The Stadthuys

The Stadthuys 1️⃣Opening hours: Friday: 9:00-12:15, 14:45-18:00; Other times: 9:00-18:00 2️⃣It is the oldest existing Dutch-style building in Southeast Asia. Basic information: The Stadthuys is located on the Malacca River, built between 1641 and 1660, it is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia. Originally a church, it was later converted into a city hall, Malacca Museum, housing historical artifacts from Malaysia, Portugal, the Netherlands, and the UK. 3️⃣Architectural style: Thick red brick walls, extremely heavy hardwood doors, and wide stone steps. 4️⃣Red walls and white windows, bright colors, when you stroll along the Malacca River, this is definitely a place worth visiting. 5️⃣Must experience: The Musang King Durian and local coffee are very delicious. 6️⃣📝Note tips: Malaysia and Singapore are very hot and humid, be sure to bring Huoxiang Zhengqi Water and heatstroke prevention medicine.

A day trip to Malacca from Kuala Lumpur by chartered car

There is plenty of time. It is said that a day trip from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca by chartered car can be a bit rushed. I tried it and found it okay. Must-visit places⬇️ 📌About the tour 🔸Dutch House Built in 1650, it is a building left over from the Dutch colonial period. Now it is the Malacca Museum. They say, when you go to a place and want to understand its local customs, culture and history, the museum is a must-visit. 🔸St. Francis Church Not far from the Dutch House, it is a milky white Catholic church. The top of the church is Gothic architecture, which is very beautiful. 🔸St. Paul's Church Are the broken walls and ruins a kind of incomplete beauty? Here I met a singing gentleman, his voice was hoarse but nice, and the song he sang was Carpenters' Top Of The World. 🔸Chicken Farm Street A 300-year-old Chinese gathering place, just like every tourist city has a Nanluoguxiang, Confucius Temple, and River Square Street. There are gift shops, coffee shops, snack bars, restaurants and a few good antique shops. 🔸Malacca River A river that runs north from the intersection of Chicken Farm Street, crosses Malacca City, and finally flows into the strait. There are many murals along the coast. After looking at it all the way, I still think that the murals in Penang are yyds. You can regard this place as an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River. The houses on both sides are retro and beautiful. The difference is that the ancient houses in the south of the Yangtze River are white walls and gray tiles, and those in Malacca are colorful. 🔸Sanbao Temple A very typical Chinese architecture, built to commemorate Zheng He's voyage to the West and landing in Malacca. 🔸Sea Mosque If it is a chartered car from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca for a day trip. It is recommended to go to the Sea Mosque when the sun goes down. The dome building shrouded in golden light is beautiful. 🔸Malacca Revolving Tower One hundred meters west of that big ship Maritime Museum, 80 meters high, you can overlook Malacca 360 degrees. There is no weightlessness, the speed is very slow, but the view is wide, it is still worth a ride. 📌About food and drink 🔸MaMa taste café Nyonya cuisine, the taste is very Nanyang. It's not that delicious, but Hainanese chicken rice is interesting, it's round rice balls Recommendation: Hainanese chicken rice balls, 🔸Geographer Cafe The location of the film 'Summer's Momo Tea', a popular cafe. Recommendation: local coffee in Malacca 🔸Peranakan Place A Nyonya snack and drink shop on the main road of Chicken Farm Street. Many people line up and the taste is good. Recommendation: Chicken wrapped in pandan leaves, pulled tea, Nyonya cake 📌About souvenirs 🔸San Shu Gong A specialty store that combines traditional Malacca snacks, white coffee, and pulled tea. 🔸Malaqa House Antique Shop Located on Chicken Farm Street, various antiques, cultural relics, wood carvings, porcelain, furniture, etc., are worth visiting. Didn't dare to ask the price 🧾Charter cost: 9 hours. Economy 5 seats. 599 yuan. ❤️I am Zhu Xiaole who loves to travel, welcome to follow me, and unlock more travel guides with me.❤️

The History and Ethnography Museum

#malaysia Here you can find out all about the history of both Malaysia and Melaka, the founding fathers of the country, the dutch history, what went down during the Japanese occupation where you learn about the weapons that were used during world war two from cannons to guns and others. You will also get to learn how the country gain their independence as well as the development of the region of Malaya. On a separate level up, you also get to see the story of how Admiral Zheng led the first group of Chinese into the land and settled into Malaysia. This is definitely a must stop of those history buff who wants to know more about Malaysia's history.

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The oldest city in Malaysia, Melaka. Breath taking sights with rich heritage. #visitmalaysia

The Stadthuys ✨

The Stadthuys is a historical building located in Malacca, the capital of Malacca, Malaysia. It is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia. It is also commonly known as the Stadthuys Square. It is famous for its red exterior walls and the nearby red clock tower. It was originally a church and later the office of the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Netherlands. The museum sets out summarized history of the historical invasions of the Portuguese, Dutch, English and Japanese. Weapons, clothing, and crockery used in an era are displayed in clean and clear glass casings, and descriptions along with the historical tales are made available in both Malay and English Languages. Most rooms were air-conditioned so there was no need to rush through everything just to escape the heat. It is a huge place so it took more than 1 hours and half to go through everything. Overall, a good experience. ❤️ #mymymemories #happytrip #awesomepic #mustcome #besttimeever #best_trip_by_trip #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

THE STADTHUYS IN MELAKA.

THE RED BUILDING WAS BUILT BETWEEN 1641 AND 1660 ON THE RUINS OF A FORT WHICH BELONGS TO THE PORTUGUESE IT IS BELIEVED THAT THIS STRUCTURE IS THE OLDEST DUTCH BUILDING IN THE EAST THE MASSIVE RED BUILDING DISPLAYS ALL THE COMMON FEATURES OF THE DUTCH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE WHICH INCLUDES SUBSTANTIAL SOLID DOORS AND LOUVERED WINDOWS. THE LEGACY OF THE DUTCH IS STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE AND FELT IN MELAKA IN A GORM OF A RED BUILDING #passionpassport #foodie #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #cafe #awesomepic #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #travel #2023travelwish #couplestrip

Gold Man in Melaka ???!!! i thought we got Perak Man only #stadthuys

Historic place in Malacca. The best to ever stay and relaxing . many place to eat

Dutch heritage square in Malacca built 500 years ago. #stadthuys #malacca

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Part of Malacca town square’s prominent Dutch colonial architecture is The Stadthuys. It is believed to be the oldest-surviving Dutch building in the East. it is also a massive bright terracotta-red riverfront building that was once the official residence of Dutch governors and officers. The Stadthuys, also known as Red Square or Dutch Square, is one of Melaka’s most popular meeting points and photo op spots. Just about every sightseeing tour, including day trips from Kuala Lumpur, of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed city stops at the Dutch colonial building. #wintergetaway #malaysia #malaca #historicallandmarks #instagramworthydestinations #decembertravel #wintergetaway

Stadthuys is just in front of the Christ church and needs a ticket to go inside. For foreigners, charges are double than a local Malaysian, but it is a worth to pay for it. Come to know the Malaysian history and Malaysian culture from a new perspective. A nice museum and views of the Dutch square from this building are awesome. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway