MALACCA 2D1N TOUR 马六甲2天1夜游

Tour description

DAY 1: Dutch Square -The building complex was built between 1641 and 1660, more than 200 years ago, and is considered the oldest Dutch building in the Far East. In the northeastern part of the Netherlands, a replica similar to the Dutch Red House can be seen in the city of Hoorn in the Frisian province. Malacca River -Once known as the "Venice of the East", it has played an extremely important role in Malacca's rich history, welcoming traders from all over the world in the 1500s. Today it is lined with many small shops, houses, cafes, restaurants, buildings... Rotary Observation Tower -An iconic and Malaysia's first rotating observatory with a rotating observatory 110 meters above the ground. It was built to provide tourists with a better view of the entire city of Malacca. San Duo Temple -The temple was first established in 1795, at which time it was known as Qing Long Hui. Since that time the temple has been rebuilt several times, most notably in 1857 after which the temple was renamed the San Duo Temple. Antiquities at the Melaka San Duo Temple include a bell which according to the inscription is from the 17th year of the Guangxu Empire (1888). St. Paul's Hill -St. Paul’s Hill is an interesting hill with a history of the Portuguese and the Dutch. You will find there a lot of tombstones; dating back to the 1650s. This old church is very well taken care of. Cheng Hoon Teng -It is a premier historical monument that has survived the ravages of time. It remains the finest of Chinese temples in Malaysia – a fact underscored by a UNESCO award for outstanding architectural restoration. DAY 2: A'famosa water theme park -It has 11 exciting rides & areas from play pools to twisting water slides,you can take a dip in the spacious swimming pool or experience a thrilling rapid fall. Malacca Zoo -It has a long history and is the second-largest zoo in Malaysia. You can see the Malayan tigers, experience feeding elephants, or appreciate Malayan tigers up close. In addition, tourists also can visit the dinosaur area for free. Malacca Strait Mosque -Melaka Straits Mosque is an exclusive mosque that has been constructed parallel to the water level of the sea, on the coast of the Strait. It welcomes non-muslim visitors following a code of conduct. Jonker Street -Wander the streets and sample delicacies like Nyonya Popiah, fried quail eggs, and fried ice cream. It is also full of cafes, bars, and restaurants, where you can relax with a drink after a long day.