Malacca Travel Guide: Top 5 Things To Do In Malacca (Melaka), Malaysia
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- Top 5 Things to do in Malacca (Melaka), Malaysia
1. Take the Cruise along the Sungai Melaka 1:44
2. Soak in the Peranakan Culture and Heritage 2:34
3. Re-live Malacca’s Colonial Past 5:45
4. Enjoy the Sight and Sounds of Jonker Walk 11:36
5. Indulge in the never-ending Gastronomic Delight 15:15
Just 240km away from Singapore, Malacca is a popular weekend getaway for many Singapore residents.
Join us on an unforgettable journey as we uncover the vibrant and captivating city of Malacca! In this video, we'll reveal the top 5 things you must do to make the most of your visit to this historical gem.
First, we'll embark on a breathtaking cruise along Sungai Melaka, the river that winds through the heart of the city. As we glide along the gentle waters, you'll be mesmerized by the enchanting sights and sounds of Malacca's historic landmarks, colorful buildings, and bustling waterfront.
Next, we'll dive deep into the fascinating Peranakan culture, a unique blend of Chinese, Malay, and Indonesian influences. From exploring the vibrant Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum to indulging in mouthwatering Peranakan cuisine, we'll immerse ourselves in the rich heritage and traditions of this vibrant community.
As we venture further, we'll unravel Malacca's colonial past, walking in the footsteps of Portuguese, Dutch, and British settlers. You'll be captivated by the well-preserved architecture, such as the iconic red Dutch Square and the imposing St. Paul's Church, offering a glimpse into the city's historical significance.
No visit to Malacca is complete without a visit to Jonker Street, a bustling thoroughfare lined with charming shops, antique stores, and delectable street food stalls. Get ready to haggle for unique souvenirs, sample local delights, and soak up the lively atmosphere of this vibrant cultural hub.
Finally, we'll tantalize your taste buds with Malacca's diverse and mouthwatering cuisine. From savory Nyonya laksa to Rendang Chicken, you'll discover a gastronomic paradise where flavors from different cultures collide, leaving you craving for more.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a culture lover, or a foodie seeking new culinary adventures, this video will guide you through the top 5 things to do in Malacca, ensuring you create unforgettable memories in this enchanting city. So, get ready to embark on a journey filled with discovery, exploration, and endless surprises. Don't miss out on this ultimate Malacca experience!
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Awesome. Melaka has so much to do. Always something new coming up
I can’t agree more. Ever since the border with Singapore opened on 1st April, I have been there 5 times! So much to see, so much to do and 🤤so much to eat!
Thanks for all the great tips and recommendations for my up coming Malacca trip.
Glad u like the video. Enjoy your trip!
Very interesting video.
Lots of information obtained.
thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Great if u can subscribe to my channel!
Nice video. Well done. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! Great that you enjoyed it!
A very good video, excellent. Brings back so many good memories of the time we spent in Melaka.
Thanks, Rascal Husky! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks Rascal Husky! Glad you enjoyed the video!
The quality of the video: delicate
The voice: clean and clear
Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much! So so glad that you enjoyed the video. Hope you can subscribe to the channel for more videos and updates
Thank you. This was a very helpful, interesting video and I will follow your recommendations when I travel there next month.
Thanks Cat Bernstein! Hope you will have a fabulous time in Malacca! I hope to visit Malacca soon, I really miss the Peranakan food!😢
I got back from there yesterday, a wonderful holiday full of amazing varieties of food and colour. I loved every second and want to return there. The people are so friendly too ❤
Yes, indeed. It’s definitely one of my favorite Malaysian cities!
@@gibbontravelogue my head is still over there, I'm going to miss it so much 🥲
Where r u from? Hopefully Malacca is easily accessible to you.
@@gibbontravelogue I'm from England 😑 I returned to grey skies, rain and sleet..... I was sad to be back here again! Everybody was so friendly out there too, it's a bit of a reality check back here 🫣
Oh wow, that’s far away. We look forward to you visiting Asia once more.
Wow malaysia melaka 😮❤ good
Glad you enjoyed the video. Indeed. One of my favourite cities in Malaysia.
Nice, very informative!
Thanks Anthony! Hope to have more cameo appearances of you in my videos! 😂
You missed St Peter's Church (1710).... the oldest functioning church in Malaysia .. older than Christ Church. And you missed why St Francis statue was erected at St Paul's Hill... if you go in, you will see a metal caging with a large cavity... where the body of the saint was interned enroute from Japan to Goa as they needed to wait for the monsoon winds to change direction.
Wow, thanks for this additional info! Great to know. The next time I go to Malacca, will surely keep a lookout.
St Francis's right hand was cut down and sent to the Vatican. There is a legend that says a falling tree broke the right hand of the stature which coincidently mimics his body.
Hadir, nyimak
Well described
Thanks! Can’t wait to visit Malacca again. Really missed the food there.
You missed Kampung Morten...
Oh, thanks for letting me know. I’ll definitely give it a visit the next time I’m there!
Great video. Congratulations...
Thanks, Ivan, great that you enjoyed the video!
Not entirely on iphone w view from sky?
😅Except for the drone shots, which I shoot with my DJI mini 2. Hope you like the video!
Can you have a couple of beers in malaka
Of course you can! There are many pubs and restaurants all around Malacca that you can have more than a couple 🍻
@@gibbontravelogue it's so hot there though, I normally love a beer or three but opted for cooler drinks 😅😂
Malacca is known for their Chendol, dessert made up of red beans, jelly with shaved ice and doused in Gula Melaka. U will love it!
Stadhuys ? Is it pronounced as State House?
Thanks for watching. It’s Dutch and pronounced as Stad Hash. At least that’s what TH-cam tells me. 😅
Haaayaaa.. WTF.. so Melaka is a mixture of Chinese.. Portuguese and the Dutch.. so what happen to the Malays the Indians the Arabs and dozens of other race and nationalities..
Malacca is really like a melting pot of different cultures. Super multi-racial!
@@gibbontravelogue I was impressed by how well all the cultures mix, perfect harmony. The rest of the world should follow their example! 👍