A UNESCO World Heritage city showcasing a rich tapestry of Malaysian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Chinese heritage.
Malacca (Melaka), once one of the world's most important trading ports, is now a living museum of Malaysian history. This UNESCO World Heritage city seamlessly blends Portuguese, Dutch, British, and Chinese influences with Malay traditions, creating a unique cultural tapestry. From its distinctive red-painted Dutch Square to the historic A Famosa fort, every street tells a story of its colonial past. The city is also famous for its vibrant Peranakan culture, evident in its architecture, cuisine, and customs. Visitors can explore ancient temples, churches, and mosques, take river cruises along the Malacca River, and indulge in the famous Nyonya cuisine and street food along Jonker Walk.
The iconic red square featuring historic buildings including the Stadthuys and Christ Church, surrounded by traditional trishaws.
A historic street famous for its antique shops, art galleries, traditional crafts, and weekend night market.
A replica of a Portuguese ship housing exhibits on Malacca's maritime history and trading heritage.
One of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia, built by the Portuguese in the 16th century.
A beautifully preserved Peranakan mansion showcasing the unique culture of the Straits Chinese.
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