$245
Malacca is a charming UNESCO World Heritage city, celebrated for its rich trading history and multicultural heritage. Your journey begins with a visit to the iconic Porta de Santiago, a historical gateway that whispers tales of the past. Next, explore the ruins of St. Paul’s Church, where 17th-century Dutch tombstones stand as silent witnesses to the city’s storied history. As you continue, you will arrive at the famous Red Square, where the salmon-pink Dutch administrative buildings house the Malacca Museum and various government offices, creating a picturesque backdrop for your exploration.
Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of Christ Church and admire the elegance of Queen Victoria’s Fountain. A visit to the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, known as the “Abode of Merciful Clouds,” is a highlight; it is the only temple in the region that beautifully represents the three major doctrines of local Chinese beliefs—Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. As you drive past St. Peter’s Church, take in the sight of rows of quaint pre-war shophouses, the historic Malacca River, and the scenic Bukit Cina, or “Chinese Hill.”
Your adventure continues with a delightful short trishaw ride, a unique way to experience the local sights. Indulge in the popular local dessert, Clock Tower Cendol, featuring homemade jade-green cendol served in creamy coconut milk and aromatic palm sugar syrup, a true treat for the senses. Finally, stroll along the vibrant Jonker Street, renowned for its antique shops, and savor one of Malacca’s signature dishes, Chicken Rice Ball—a Hainanese chicken rice specialty served in delightful ping-pong-sized rice balls—before concluding your tour and returning to your hotel after lunch.
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