The Malay District mainly lives in the Malaysian area. There are many Malaysian-style restaurants here. Walking here, it is definitely a bit like being in Kuala Lumpur, and it still retains the customs of the Malays.

This small colored house, as if you went to Malaysia, because there was also a part of the gold rush to South Africa, which was Malay in Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, I have no good feelings for Malays in Southeast Asia.

The Malay District of Cape Town is a very special area. From 1652 to 1806, it brought a large number of houses built by Malay slave laborers from Southeast Asia. The houses here are very beautiful in color. Most of the houses in the area are listed as historic sites for preservation. They are really very beautiful and have a strong sense of color. They are a good place to take photos.

South Africa's urban areas are rarely allowed to get off and take photos freely. It is said to be the place where the Malays used to live. In the past, because low status does not have a door number, so the use of color to brush house distinction. - To be honest, it's really beautiful. I don't understand why people can go down here without fear of robbery. I went down and saw that the windows of the nearby residents were nailed up with white boards. It's really like the scene of "I'm a legend". Night falls and Zombies come. But this place is really worth taking the opportunity to see - "

Cape town MaLai District colourful house Cape Town slaves are mainly Malays, Indians, and other Southeast Asian colored races, cheap work, strong resistance, maintain the tradition, extrajudicial land, just look at it.

This is a colourful district. The bright saturated colors on the outdoor wall paint make the whole district look young and energetic. There are not many residents on the road. Many tourists take snapshots with their cameras. It is not in the center of the city. It takes a long walk to get there.