PLACES IN MELAKA!

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    There are so many interesting places that we can visit at Melaka. Unfortunately, I came to Melaka during the pandemic and some of the places are closed. I visit several places but they are all memorable places for me. First, I managed to visit Samudera Museum, which exhibits a replica of Flor de la Mar with 34 metres high, 36 metres long and 8 metres wide.




Next, I explored the Historical City of Melaka by gliding along Sungai Melaka with an awe-inspiring 45 minute cruise.




At night, I ride the colourful trishaw around Banda Hilir.




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