I just realized I should have added more captions when the guide is speaking inside the museum, as the audio is a little low, so if you want captions, just activate the subtitles ☺️😉
I hoped u have enjoyed exploring Malacca, d historical city of Malaysia. Another wonderful video by Renata. Your video have made Malacca an inviting city for tourists.
@@RenataPereiraTV Hello there. Where r u n which part of d world r u filming now? U r always welcome in Malaysia. I was born in Alor Gajah, Malacca, but shamefully, I've only been back there few times only.
@@animeisweird4077 Wonderful idea. There r plenty of choices for a quick escapade from KL. Malacca, Port Dickson, Kuantan, Genting Highlands, Awana, Bukit Tinggi, Ipoh etc all these places r just within few hours on road. Have fun.
@@animeisweird4077 I always do day trip to places like Malacca, Penang, Port Dickson, Kuantan, Genting Highlands when I was living in KL n when I was much younger. It was fun.
I'm so happy to see how beautifully you portrayed Melaka in your video 😍 I pass by that area quite often without batting an eye but after watching this video I feel the need to go chill around the area again.
Looks like you guys really enjoyed Melaka, and Gordon were as cool as ever, say hi to Gordon for me. Great coverage of the historic city of Melaka, and don't forget to try out the Nyonya food there. Cheers! 😁👍
TM they are no longer in msia...this is old video since they keep it and went to japan...after return from japan they start continue to upload back msia series video.
You know Renata, seeing your video brought tears to my eyes. Especially that now, due to the pandemic, Jonker Street is no longer as what it is. Business are dying and some were closed. I keep rewatching your videos because it reminds me of all the good times I had in Malaysia before. I spent most of my adult years in KL and Penang. The positivity that you potrays in your videos made me happy. Thanks Renata!
hi renata pereira....first of all thanks for visiting malaysia . and i also very proud of u that u are visiting melaka because i stay in malacca for studying .. and i hope u are improving and publishing more video about travelling that will be more contents and interesting info about some places you visit around the world.
Hi Azri! Thank you so much, and thank you for watching my channel. How nice that you study in Melaka! It's a great city 😍. And yes, I plan to keep publishing videos showing different cities around the world ❤😊. All the best to you
Renata I really love and enjoy watching your vlog...very relaxing and informative....hopefully in the future you will be back to Malaysia again and visit more places....
jimmy choke, we would love to return and we have been given so many suggestions that we wont have trouble picking what to see. Hopefully, it will be sooner rather than later. Thank you for watching and your support.😍😀
Thank you but our videos dont do justice to the destination experience. You still want to taste touch smell the place. I hope you do take the chance to visit. We appreciate your comments and support.
This is the best video of Malacca that I've seen. I skipped Malacca during my recent trip to Malaysia......making Malacca number one on my list for my next trip to Southeast Asia. 😊
Good to see Renata introduced Malacca, Excellent Video! There are a few of the Kristang People who live in Malacca Portuguese Settlement speak Kristang language which is Portuguese mixed Hokkien and Malay Language, it sounds interesting. Most of them are Catholic and they still follow some Portuguese culture until now. Maybe you can visit them next time after the pandemic is gone.
I love the video. I love the tour of the museum and the old buildings. I have been to melaka many times but i hv never taken the tour in the museum. Maybe i should next time. The boat ride is best to take between 6pm - 7pm because by that time the weather will not be that hot anymore and you could still see the scenery clearly. At night its nice to have a drink or dinner by the riverside. I love melaka because its rich with history and character from the buildings to the communities living there.
Ahhh, it makes sense... But we ended up doing the boat tour during the day... It was good too, as there was a breeze 😊. The tour was very nice, it was so interesting to learn about Melaka and Malaysian history 😊
@@RenataPereiraTV im soo happy i saw ur vlogs.. actually im working now in Malaysia and I visited melaka too. My mind just overloaded with ideas in starting my melaka vlog then i found this hahahaha
There's a Portugese village in Melaka. The seafood there is excellent. If you come during Christmas time, all the Portugese houses in the Portugese Village was lighted up so brightly and beautiful.
Thank you for sharing how beautiful and interesting Melaka is, to the world! To those of you out there who have not come to Malaysia, we welcome you to Malaysia, Truly Asia! Malaysia is one of the underrated countries and needs more exposure like this
The best video capture of Malacca so far complete with history, historic sites, artefacts, present day leisure fun and the ambience of a very vibrant city. Thank you Renata and Hubby, for highlighting Malacca very well.
before the st paul church was built the hill used to home the Palace of Malacca Sultanate. it is said that the palace is 6 storeys high. It was burned during the Portuguese invasion in 1551.
Renata: I really LOVE ALL your remarkable videos that you guys released in Southeast Asian cities. I am hoping that one day I could visit these great cities in Southeast Asia 2025!
Now I hate you Renata ( lol ) for making this place more famous. The last time I was there, there were about 5 millions other tiurists from all over the world. Hahaha, no seriuosly you did a great job, thanks a million. You are showing us stuff that us local Msians dont even know.
Ha ha! Yes, that is a concern, us exploring destinations and they become too popular. We hope not so the places maintain their charm. Thank you for th ehumor and the support
Just a small note : There is a small group of Portuguese descent living in Malacca which they called it Portuguese Settlement. It becomes very lively especially during Christmas festival period as they would have mini carnivals, dances & also "a Jesus statue " like Christ The Redeemer in Brazil. If I''m not mistaken , there is small group of people that speak Portuguese , mostly the elders & older generation. The Portuguese Settlement is also quite lively at night as there are seafood restaurants that sells seafood like crabs, prawn & fish as well.
There’s a Portuguese settlement in Malacca where they still maintain a certain level of Portuguese heritage and fly Portuguese flags at their houses. But the few Portuguese I’ve met in Europe who are aware of that settlement said the people there spoke a version of ancient Portuguese that have not been developed for 600 years.
I love melaka... I can't wait to come and visit there and tour around too. thank you for showing us renata always my favorite. Learned a lot of things about the history and the culture, I came from Philippines and we also colonize by Spanish hehe almost same as Portuguese :D.. LOVE MELAKA.
always love and wait for your videos all the time..very informative and cheerfull with gordon.very proud of Surabaya, it is so clean and green right now. I went there once a long time ago. Thanks Renata, Im a big fan for your channel. You're a very smart and humble Brazilian woman.
We loved Melacca. My wife and I were in Melacca in Dec. 2019. Our Malaysian friends took us to many interesting places in Melacca including famost food court in Melacca. Wish we could come here again. In sya Allah
We spent time in melaka and loved it , a very interesting city with lots of colonial history. We actually went to mass in Christ church. We also spent a lot of time by the canal in the restaurants, great selection of food . Good video , well made .
Hi Renata!! 👐 In Malacca it is beautiful, I just found out what it is in Malacca, thank you Renata! has been a vlog in Indonesia greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤
First, music was lit. Second, I like the enthusiasm of the lady explaining the history in the museum, such vibrant energy ❤❤. Lastly, the Portuguese settlement was not featured, maybe next time. I truly enjoyed the video. It's been a while I've been to Melaka. Thank you Renata.
I'm surprised that you apparently didn't learn that thee is a thriving (but small) colony of Portuguese descendants in Melaka, only about 20 minutes south of Dutch Square.
Ah now I miss Melaka. Btw, previously the Malay word for taxi is ‘kereta sewa’. Kereta=car, sewa=rent. Some people still use the word kereta sewa but teksi is widely known because it’s much shorter to pronounce lol.
This is my first time watching your video and wow, you did an amazing job in vlogging Malacca. The details, the tour etc is what I like 👍 You've a got a sub and one more fan of your videos 🤩 Welcome to Malaysia !
Before the arrival of the Spanish, British and Dutch, the Sriwijaya kingdom first existed. the kingdom of Srivijaya when with the kingdom of India ran to Malacca to establish the kingdom of Malacca in 1100/1200 👍🙏
Wow! One of the best video. Very interesting, beautiful and professional. Swimming pool - fantastic!!! But black ИВАН😂😂😂 Renata, who is editing the video? Him 5+👍👌
Ha! Yes, there are Ivan’s all over the world 😉, one of my best friends is called Ivan too 🙌🙌. I’m the editor, that’s why I can only post 1 video/week. It’s a lot of work to film and edit, but I love it 😻🤗
Yes, lets hope this virus passes quickly and people keep safe and healthy. Also, Melaka is indeed charming. thanks for commenting and watching Walid Ali Studio😀
1:17 Me, weirded out why she was so proud. 11:48 Them, after realizing... 🤦🏻♀️🤦 I'm not from Malaysia, just somewhere nearby. But good video anyway. Thanks! 🧡
At the Portuguese settlement in melaka, there are some people still speak Portuguese in the family. U should visit them, the best time will be Christmas time! U would be amazed by the whole Christmas decorations each houses in the whole village!
hi renata, i really like your vlog trip. i always watch and thanks for adding my language to each of your videos, Indonesian. i am travel vlog too 😁 just now visiting melaka and making vlogs there. but my video isn't as good and complete as yours. hehehe
For information Ranata, in Malacca thare are still Portugese villages that still speak Portugese. Whataver thank you Ranata come to Malacca / Malaysia🤞👍👍
Thanks again to you and I had fall in love with all your vlog. I already subscribe and will tell my friend to subscribe your vlog too.. bytheway understand with the situation that the whole world facing now #covid19, take care to you and your husband, keep safe ya. 😊😊
Hi Renata ! Fantastic review ! That was an amazing in depth review on some of the oldest and fascinating historical buildings in Malacca plus learning the history behind those buildings too. Fun & entertaining travel log ! Happy safe travelling.
Always in love with your video, Renata ❤️ I've been to Bangunan Merah (Stadthuys) but unfortunately I didn't go in ☹️ Thank you for making such a great vlog. Btw, some of Stadthuys designs are pretty similar to Vredeburg in Yogyakarta.
Actually Malacca natural resource is their geographical sea... The steepness of their sea bank is what makes it attracting to the traders, bcz a lot of ships can dock at the same time, plus Malacca sit in the middle of the Europe and Asia sea trading path... Thats why Malacca can be the busiest trading port in 1500...
I just realized I should have added more captions when the guide is speaking inside the museum, as the audio is a little low, so if you want captions, just activate the subtitles ☺️😉
Tq i am from malacca malaysia.👍😁👌
Wonderful ☺
i like malacca too..from malacca
Beautiful city you live in
Sy rasa keris senjata tradisional dr indonesia khususnya jawa...knp dia bilang senjata tradisional dr malaysia...koreksi jk sy salah
This is the only channel I love that talk about travel guide and etc. Welcome to Malaysia! Love your videos!
Hi Lucas! Wow, I'm honored! Thank you so much 😊❤
I hoped u have enjoyed exploring Malacca, d historical city of Malaysia. Another wonderful video by Renata. Your video have made Malacca an inviting city for tourists.
Hi Yasin! Thanks! Yes, loved Malacca and would love to come back 😍❤
@@RenataPereiraTV Hello there. Where r u n which part of d world r u filming now? U r always welcome in Malaysia. I was born in Alor Gajah, Malacca, but shamefully, I've only been back there few times only.
Agreed tq 4 sharing...i lived in KL...would like to visit history part of melaka soon 🥰
@@animeisweird4077 Wonderful idea. There r plenty of choices for a quick escapade from KL. Malacca, Port Dickson, Kuantan, Genting Highlands, Awana, Bukit Tinggi, Ipoh etc all these places r just within few hours on road. Have fun.
@@animeisweird4077 I always do day trip to places like Malacca, Penang, Port Dickson, Kuantan, Genting Highlands when I was living in KL n when I was much younger. It was fun.
Your video is always professionally done. Nice to watch and informative.
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Hi Hugo! Thank you so much, I'm really glad you like it 😊❤
Thank you for your travel documentary on Melacca. Had a chance to go there several years ago. Very historic city!
Indeed and a nice respite from KL and SG. We loved it 😀
I was there 3 months ago, I fell in love with this city but more in love with your videos Renata. Hugs and kisses
Hi Arif! That's so kind of you! Thank you so much 😊
I'm so happy to see how beautifully you portrayed Melaka in your video 😍 I pass by that area quite often without batting an eye but after watching this video I feel the need to go chill around the area again.
Thank you. You are missing a little gem of a city. It is a nice change from big KL and SG. Do stop in and enjoy!
Looks like you guys really enjoyed Melaka, and Gordon were as cool as ever, say hi to Gordon for me. Great coverage of the historic city of Melaka, and don't forget to try out the Nyonya food there. Cheers! 😁👍
Hi Nick! Thank you so much! Gordon sends a big hug 😀😉
There is portugese settlemnt area..they are decent of portugese n they can speak portugese till today
im hoping they will visit.. nice place to chill and have a meal
TM they are no longer in msia...this is old video since they keep it and went to japan...after return from japan they start continue to upload back msia series video.
@@sharamli1 ok i see, makes sense.
they speak ancient portugese, a language no longer used in Portugal.
Protugis ujong pasir speak ktistang ..a ancient leaguange..
As a Malaysian this video really teach me everything i need to know about Malacca history :)
Very cool!
You know Renata, seeing your video brought tears to my eyes. Especially that now, due to the pandemic, Jonker Street is no longer as what it is. Business are dying and some were closed. I keep rewatching your videos because it reminds me of all the good times I had in Malaysia before. I spent most of my adult years in KL and Penang. The positivity that you potrays in your videos made me happy. Thanks Renata!
Thanks again Mohamad Sharizal
I love your videos so much! Thank you for coming to my lovely country, Malaysia. Stay safe! Love and support from Malaysian Chinese ❤️🇲🇾
Thank you! 😃 I really appreciate
hi renata pereira....first of all thanks for visiting malaysia . and i also very proud of u that u are visiting melaka because i stay in malacca for studying .. and i hope u are improving and publishing more video about travelling that will be more contents and interesting info about some places you visit around the world.
Hi Azri! Thank you so much, and thank you for watching my channel. How nice that you study in Melaka! It's a great city 😍. And yes, I plan to keep publishing videos showing different cities around the world ❤😊. All the best to you
Renata I really love and enjoy watching your vlog...very relaxing and informative....hopefully in the future you will be back to Malaysia again and visit more places....
jimmy choke, we would love to return and we have been given so many suggestions that we wont have trouble picking what to see. Hopefully, it will be sooner rather than later. Thank you for watching and your support.😍😀
I live in malaysia and haven't seen it yet , but love without going your videos. Honestly , for all your videos its enough for me to go to vocation !
Thank you but our videos dont do justice to the destination experience. You still want to taste touch smell the place. I hope you do take the chance to visit. We appreciate your comments and support.
Beautifully presented, cool editing!
Hi Adrian! Thank you so much 🤗😊
This is the best video of Malacca that I've seen. I skipped Malacca during my recent trip to Malaysia......making Malacca number one on my list for my next trip to Southeast Asia. 😊
Angel C, thank you! Your comments inspire us to continue making content. 😀😍
Hello Renata, I enjoyed watching all yr vids. Many Portuguese words entered the Malay vocab such as:- [Portuguese - English - Malay]
1. escola - school - sekolah
2. igreja - church - gereja
3. bandeira - flag - bendera
4. queijo - cheese - keju
5. manteiga - butter - mentega
6. garfo - fork - garpu
7. camisa - shirt - kemeja
8. janela - window - jendela/tingkap
9. mesa - table - meja
10. armario - cupboard - almari
11. toalha - towel - tuala
12. balde - bucket - baldi
13. bola - ball - bola
14. carreta - car - kereta
15. roda - wheel - roda
Indeed so many. We will have to visit the Portuguese village and see how they have changed some of the traditional food compared to Brazil
Excellent tour! Thank you for sharing with us!
Hi Brigitte! Thanks to you for watching 😘😘. All the best!
Good to see Renata introduced Malacca, Excellent Video! There are a few of the Kristang People who live in Malacca Portuguese Settlement speak Kristang language which is Portuguese mixed Hokkien and Malay Language, it sounds interesting. Most of them are Catholic and they still follow some Portuguese culture until now. Maybe you can visit them next time after the pandemic is gone.
Yes, that would be cool. I did meet one person of Portuguese descent.
I love the video. I love the tour of the museum and the old buildings. I have been to melaka many times but i hv never taken the tour in the museum. Maybe i should next time. The boat ride is best to take between 6pm - 7pm because by that time the weather will not be that hot anymore and you could still see the scenery clearly. At night its nice to have a drink or dinner by the riverside. I love melaka because its rich with history and character from the buildings to the communities living there.
Ahhh, it makes sense... But we ended up doing the boat tour during the day... It was good too, as there was a breeze 😊. The tour was very nice, it was so interesting to learn about Melaka and Malaysian history 😊
I just love how Renata shoot and record her vlogs! Sooooo awesome and full of facts :)
Thank you very much Janica! 😃👍
@@RenataPereiraTV im soo happy i saw ur vlogs.. actually im working now in Malaysia and I visited melaka too. My mind just overloaded with ideas in starting my melaka vlog then i found this hahahaha
There's a Portugese village in Melaka. The seafood there is excellent. If you come during Christmas time, all the Portugese houses in the Portugese Village was lighted up so brightly and beautiful.
Kenny K thank you for the information. We and our audience appreciate
Renata vlogs are awesome. Very informative. Very well created. Simply Awesome. Great work.
Hi Jason! Thank you so much, really appreciated 😊😊
@@RenataPereiraTV I liked your Russia series so much. Gathered so much information. Smiles and cheers.
Cool. When do you plan to visit?
@@RenataPereiraTV As soon as covid situation gets over.
Thank you for sharing how beautiful and interesting Melaka is, to the world! To those of you out there who have not come to Malaysia, we welcome you to Malaysia, Truly Asia! Malaysia is one of the underrated countries and needs more exposure like this
We agree very under rated and so much variety. I have a feeling the secret is out though
I really miss Malacca. I study there for 3 years and really enjoy Malacca.
We can sere why and how you miss it. Are you near and have the chance to return?
@@RenataPereiraTV now I am in New Zealand.
A for museum tour guide !
Fully agree! 🤗😊
very unkempt old building but beautiful and feels back to old times😍😍
ITs great that cities hold on to the the heritage and preserve. Gives the city charm. Thanks for watching 😀
Before the melaka river upgrade, the water was pitch black due to sewage. That's 180 degrees improvement.
Very good to hear. It makes for a nice waterfront
Bewareof the smell
The best video capture of Malacca so far complete with history, historic sites, artefacts, present day leisure fun and the ambience of a very vibrant city. Thank you Renata and Hubby, for highlighting Malacca very well.
Sam Raj, thank you very much! It's a rich city and we enjoyed filming it👍😀
before the st paul church was built the hill used to home the Palace of Malacca Sultanate. it is said that the palace is 6 storeys high. It was burned during the Portuguese invasion in 1551.
Oh my, if only it would have survived. Thank you for sharing that information. Do you know if there is a painting of it somewhere in Malaysia?
Always you both are eating. I am feeling hungry seeing you. I went to melaka, have a good time. I love you renata.
Thank you! 😃
@@RenataPereiraTV
only thank you is not enough.
Renata: I really LOVE ALL your remarkable videos that you guys released in Southeast Asian cities. I am hoping that one day I could visit these great cities in Southeast Asia 2025!
Thanks!
16:30 My favorite hotel of choice whenever I visit Melaka
Yes, very good hotel and in great location. Thanks for watching😀
Terima kasih..Muchas Gracias Renata & Gordon
Love From Malaysia ❤️❤️❤️
Terima kasih banyak, kami menghargai dukungan Anda😍😀
Now I hate you Renata ( lol ) for making this place more famous. The last time I was there, there were about 5 millions other tiurists from all over the world. Hahaha, no seriuosly you did a great job, thanks a million. You are showing us stuff that us local Msians dont even know.
Ha ha! Yes, that is a concern, us exploring destinations and they become too popular. We hope not so the places maintain their charm. Thank you for th ehumor and the support
Renata: Malaysia is just a remarkable country in Southeast Asia with many great things for ALL tourists to visit in 2022!
It really is, thanks for mentioning
Hi dear. Thank You for featuring us. hope to see u soon again in Melaka. Stay safe wherever you are
Thank you too for watching. We appreciate the support
I love malacca malaysia n love Renata...❤
From Borneo indonesia🙏
We do too! We will have to go back to take more of it in 😃👍
Just a small note : There is a small group of Portuguese descent living in Malacca which they called it Portuguese Settlement. It becomes very lively especially during Christmas festival period as they would have mini carnivals, dances & also "a Jesus statue " like Christ The Redeemer in Brazil. If I''m not mistaken , there is small group of people that speak Portuguese , mostly the elders & older generation. The Portuguese Settlement is also quite lively at night as there are seafood restaurants that sells seafood like crabs, prawn & fish as well.
Thank you for the information! 😊 We and our audience appreciate
Thanks!!!!.... for promoting melaka through out the world.... Welcome to melaka...!!
Your most welcome! We enjoyed your city and wish to return in the future! Thank you for watching 😀👍
The only video that I'm waiting for.
Cheers from Malaccarian✌
Yattmann Tatt thank you!
There’s a Portuguese settlement in Malacca where they still maintain a certain level of Portuguese heritage and fly Portuguese flags at their houses. But the few Portuguese I’ve met in Europe who are aware of that settlement said the people there spoke a version of ancient Portuguese that have not been developed for 600 years.
Thank you for the information. Yes, even the Portuguese is different between Portugal and Brazil.
awesome! beeennnn waiting for this
Thank you! Hope I did not disappoint 😊😉. All the best to you!
Great video Renata.. as always 👍..
Hi Aris! Thank you so much 😊
I love melaka... I can't wait to come and visit there and tour around too. thank you for showing us renata always my favorite. Learned a lot of things about the history and the culture, I came from Philippines and we also colonize by Spanish hehe almost same as Portuguese :D.. LOVE MELAKA.
Our pleasure! We have 2 other Melaka videos...do check them out. It is a great city...I hope we get a chance to return in the future.
always love and wait for your videos all the time..very informative and cheerfull with gordon.very proud of Surabaya, it is so clean and green right now. I went there once a long time ago. Thanks Renata, Im a big fan for your channel. You're a very smart and humble Brazilian woman.
Thank you so much 😀 We really appreciate your support it means the world to us 😍👍
We loved Melacca. My wife and I were in Melacca in Dec. 2019. Our Malaysian friends took us to many interesting places in Melacca including famost food court in Melacca. Wish we could come here again. In sya Allah
How nice! We loved Melaka too, also hoping to go back one day 😍
I was there for 2 days. Unfortunately never had a chance to walk around. Would love to see all those building. Definitely have to go again.
Hi Vlad! Yes, Malacca is a lovely city. Hope you get the chance to go back 😍❤
we want to go it looks so interesting
We hope you get a chance to visit! Thank you for watching
We spent time in melaka and loved it , a very interesting city with lots of colonial history. We actually went to mass in Christ church. We also spent a lot of time by the canal in the restaurants, great selection of food . Good video , well made .
Rascal Husky, thank you very much! 👍😀
Hi Renata!! 👐
In Malacca it is beautiful, I just found out what it is in Malacca, thank you Renata! has been a vlog in Indonesia greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤
Hello. Glad you discovered Malacca. It is a great place to visit with fantastic history. Thank you for watching😀👍
First, music was lit. Second, I like the enthusiasm of the lady explaining the history in the museum, such vibrant energy ❤❤. Lastly, the Portuguese settlement was not featured, maybe next time. I truly enjoyed the video. It's been a while I've been to Melaka. Thank you Renata.
Eliza Eri, thank you for watching...we appreciate your support 😍👍
In 2019, I went Malaca, there was very nice with many vehicle. I liked The Red Church. Good video, thanks.
Kwang Lee thank you very much!
i love your channel so much sister ..i from Viet Nam but now i stay in MALAYSIA ..THANKS FOR SHARING
Thank you so much 😊. Why in Malaysia? What part, KL? We would love to visit your home country
Nice vlog love you from iraq🇮🇶🇮🇶
Thank you so much Zian! All the best 😊
I'm surprised that you apparently didn't learn that thee is a thriving (but small) colony of Portuguese descendants in Melaka, only about 20 minutes south of Dutch Square.
Yes, I know. We met someone with Portuguese heritage. So fascinating to learn of how these cultures mixed.
Cantik kotanya ❤️
Sungguh. Menarik dan kuno
Ah now I miss Melaka. Btw, previously the Malay word for taxi is ‘kereta sewa’. Kereta=car, sewa=rent. Some people still use the word kereta sewa but teksi is widely known because it’s much shorter to pronounce lol.
Ahhh! How interesting 😁😉
Oh i cant believe Renata's in Melaka
ha ha...yes we made it there...and enjoyed very much. Thanks for watching😀
One of the best videos you've made for sure. Love Malaysia, hope to visit Malaysia again some day.
Александр Филимоненко, thank you. We hope to return too!
This is my first time watching your video and wow, you did an amazing job in vlogging Malacca. The details, the tour etc is what I like 👍 You've a got a sub and one more fan of your videos 🤩 Welcome to Malaysia !
Wow Solihin BH! Thank you very much for your support 😀
Nice video Renata, good information and good shots. Just a point: Saint Francis Xavier was a Spanish missionary, he was not Portuguese.
Good luck.
You're right, Iván! Thanks for pointing that out and sorry for the confusion. Don't know where I got that from 🤦♀️
Before the arrival of the Spanish, British and Dutch, the Sriwijaya kingdom first existed. the kingdom of Srivijaya when with the kingdom of India ran to Malacca to establish the kingdom of Malacca in 1100/1200 👍🙏
Thanks for sharing a little history
@@RenataPereiraTV ok
Suadara ku 🙏👍
Very good video and commentary..welcome back to Malaysia
Thank you! 😃
Thank you
You're most welcome 👍😀👍
Terima kasih
Terima kasih telah menonton
I’m in love with you , your husband jokes and your vlogging 🥰🥰🥰 so damn informative 😍
Harshitha Gangappa thank you very much!😀😍
i like your style! very professional and informative. it's like watching tourism journals. keep it up! thank for visiting malaysia! 👍👍👍😙😙😙
Thank you for your support. We will keep on keeping on! 😍
Amazing content as usual! Can't wait to see u try their cendol and laksa. My favs!
Thank you very much kicik5038! We appreciate! 😍
Beautiful place very nice
Yes, indeed...a gem. Thanks for watching
Wow! One of the best video. Very interesting, beautiful and professional. Swimming pool - fantastic!!! But black ИВАН😂😂😂 Renata, who is editing the video? Him 5+👍👌
Ha! Yes, there are Ivan’s all over the world 😉, one of my best friends is called Ivan too 🙌🙌. I’m the editor, that’s why I can only post 1 video/week. It’s a lot of work to film and edit, but I love it 😻🤗
I always love Melaka! Hope can go there anytime soon after the covid19 issue resolved.
Yes, lets hope this virus passes quickly and people keep safe and healthy. Also, Melaka is indeed charming. thanks for commenting and watching Walid Ali Studio😀
Very nice vlog! You should go to the river cruise at night. It’s much more beautiful with lighting, color etc. And it’s so much cooler too :)
Thank you for the suggestion and we can see it would be fantastic. We missed it this time and hope there will be a next time 😀👍
Really love your vlog
Thank you so much 😊
Awesome video. The best I've ever seen on Malacca by foreign tourist. Have a good stay!
Kopi O kaww.. thank you very much for the support! 😀
nice! beautiful malak 🎆💚
IT really is. Thanks for watching😀
The Portuguese settlement is nearby the A Farmosa they live since the arrival of the Portuguese the community is still there near the Ujung Pasir
Thank you for the tip. I wish we were still near that would have been great to see.
you back !! i love your vlog😊
Thank you very much!😀
Beautiful video with so much historical info was in KL last Jan would love to go back there and a visit to malacca. Cheers
Sheran N we too have eyes on returning. Thank you for watching 😃
Come to Ipoh pleaseee! It has the best food even Singaporeans would come here on the weekends for food hunting !
I loved Malaysia and will certainly be back one day ❤😍, thanks for the idea
@@RenataPereiraTV both of your welcoming to Back..😉
What an amazing piece of online media! !Lik e the tour.
lazer TV thank you very much!
1:17 Me, weirded out why she was so proud.
11:48 Them, after realizing... 🤦🏻♀️🤦
I'm not from Malaysia, just somewhere nearby. But good video anyway. Thanks! 🧡
At the Portuguese settlement in melaka, there are some people still speak Portuguese in the family. U should visit them, the best time will be Christmas time! U would be amazed by the whole Christmas decorations each houses in the whole village!
That would be fun. Thanks for the information
Thank you for showing me Malacca again.
About two years ago I saw and walked in this town.
Thanks again.
Your most welcome! 👍😀What did you enjoy most?
Renata Pereira all trip :)
One of my favourite destination. Cheap 4 or 5* hotelsss, the people, food but please aware with traffic jemmmm
A fave of ours too! 😀
wonderful video sis. i watch almost all of ur travel videos. Greeting frm Johor, Malaysia.
Pon Dan Pok, thank you for sticking with us! Welcome our Johor friend😀👍
You both are great and hard work. I am Adeel Riaz from Karachi Pakistan. God bless you and your family
Adeel Raiz, thank you! And may God bless you🙏
@@RenataPereiraTV Amen
I just loves all your videos, you so articulate :)
Andy Alias thank you very much! 😀👍
hi renata, i really like your vlog trip. i always watch and thanks for adding my language to each of your videos, Indonesian. i am travel vlog too 😁 just now visiting melaka and making vlogs there. but my video isn't as good and complete as yours. hehehe
That's so kind of you! Thank you for visiting my channel and all the best in your journey around the world 😉😊
Tq for promote malacca n our beautiful history.. Lets tell to the world about these story!!
MU Farhan your welcome and yes we will spread the word
For information Ranata, in Malacca thare are still Portugese villages that still speak Portugese.
Whataver thank you Ranata come to Malacca / Malaysia🤞👍👍
Thanks for the info! We met a person with a Portuguese name. Next time I will visit the village. So cool!
Welcome...see you next time😁✌️
I like the way you explaining in your profesional vlog. Bytheway thanks for visiting us at Malacca. Im a Malaccan and proud to be...
As you should be proud. We had a wonderful time in your city. One day we will return and spend more time. Thank you for watching! 😍😀
Thanks again to you and I had fall in love with all your vlog. I already subscribe and will tell my friend to subscribe your vlog too.. bytheway understand with the situation that the whole world facing now #covid19, take care to you and your husband, keep safe ya. 😊😊
Thank you
very good video. thank.. u do like pro n the good part was u alway smile.. happy n enjoy n it with good info included
So nice of you. Glad you liked the video😍
I'm in malaca 😍 I love malaca 😍
We do too JITHU 3jm😍
Hi Renata ! Fantastic review ! That was an amazing in depth review on some of the oldest and fascinating historical buildings in Malacca plus learning the history behind those buildings too. Fun & entertaining travel log ! Happy safe travelling.
Thank you very much Adrian Koh!
Nice Melaka, baguslah kota Malaka, bangunan negara penjajah emang salalu rapi, dan satu lagi Melaka kota yg hidup banyak turisnya Salam dari Indonesia
Very nice...a treasure for Malaysia! 😃😍
Always in love with your video, Renata ❤️ I've been to Bangunan Merah (Stadthuys) but unfortunately I didn't go in ☹️ Thank you for making such a great vlog. Btw, some of Stadthuys designs are pretty similar to Vredeburg in Yogyakarta.
Sang Putri, keep watching....Jogja is coming up. Thank you for the support 😀😍
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you!!! Great work ❤
Claudia Meroni thank you very much! 😍
Actually Malacca natural resource is their geographical sea...
The steepness of their sea bank is what makes it attracting to the traders, bcz a lot of ships can dock at the same time, plus Malacca sit in the middle of the Europe and Asia sea trading path...
Thats why Malacca can be the busiest trading port in 1500...
Yes, thanks for the information. Very strategic location and multi cultural even back then. Fascinating history. Glad we visited 👍😀