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Are you finding yourself in or near Malaysia or planning to go here? Don’t forget to visit Melaka.
Melaka is a bustling city and easy to get to. Melaka is definitely a must see in Malaysia!
If you don’t believe us on our word, continue reading this article to find out 5 reasons why you don’t want to miss out on this city.
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1. Food
Melaka can also be seen as a food heaven for tourists and is known for their amazing food.
A mix of flavors from different cuisines takes place which create plenty of choice.
This is also one of the most popular reasons why people choose to visit Melaka.
Examples of cuisines that you can choose from are the Chinese cuisine, Indian, Malaysian, and Portuguese.
Popular dishes that you should try are Nyonya laksa, cendol, Malaccan wonton noodles and fish ball soup.
2. Historical monuments
Next to the great food, there are also other reasons why you should visit Melaka.
One of these reasons are the historical monuments that this city has to offer.
In 2008, Melaka has been chosen to be on the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage list. This list includes important natural and cultural places chosen for their exceptional importance to everyone.
The city has an intriguing history. It contains a history in which the Portuguese, Dutch and English were in Melaka for certain periods.
Nowadays, Melaka is part of Malaysia. But historical remains of other countries can still be seen.
For example, in Melaka is located the Dutch square, Stadthuys, and Christ church all from the Dutch period. For the Portuguese period you can find remains of the A Famosa fort and St Paul’s Church.
In addition to these historic relics, don’t forget to take a stroll through the adjacent streets full of old-style houses.
3. Street Art
The weather in Melaka will remain pleasant throughout the year.
A good option to enjoy the city and the weather at the same time is to stroll through the city.
But strolling through the city in Melaka is of course not the same as strolling through your hometown.
Enjoy the street art that you can find throughout the city or visit the bustling cafes Melaka has to offer.
You can find the street art close to the river. If you’re not a big fan of strolling through the city, a great way to still enjoy the street art is to go on a cruise along the river.
4. Religious sites
Many different religions co-exist in Malaysia, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and many more.
These religions can be seen reflected in Melaka. In the city there are temples, churches, as well as mosques.
A popular mosque is the Masjid Selat Melaka also known as the floating Mosque.
This mosque is a bit more difficult to visit because it’s located outside of the main centre. When the water level is high, it seems like the mosque is floating.
You can visit Jonker street if you are interested in visiting temples, there you can find a lot.
Next to the Dutch square you will find the Christ church.
5. Night market
Jonker Walk is a bustling street during weekdays but also during weekends.
On weekends, the street comes alive at night with a vibrant night market offering a variety of street food, beverages, and snacks.
You’ll find stalls selling everything from local herbs and small treasures to clothes, art, and more. For those who prefer shopping in cooler environments, the city also boasts several high-end malls.
If you want to try out different night markets besides Jonker walk you can. There are a lot of different options such as the Vintage night market, Pahlawan Walk Night Market, and different Pasar Malam’s.
Conclusion
Melaka is a vibrant mix of history and modern delights, perfect for history enthusiasts, food lovers, and shoppers alike.
With its historic sites and lively markets, it’s a must-see for travelers seeking a taste of Malaysia’s heritage and contemporary offerings.
Melaka definitely has a lot to offer, it’s a beautiful destination to add to your itinerary.
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