Kuala Lumpur to Malacca Unesco Heritage Site

This charming UNESCO World Heritage city is rich with history, culture, colonial buildings, ancient landmarks and yummy local cuisine. Visit the Stadthuys - known to be the oldest-existing Dutch building in the East; In Christ Church, the long, 15-meter ceiling beams were each cut from a single tree, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. And the iconic Malacca Clock Tower, often surrounded by colorful trishaws that you can hop on for a tour around the city. Make your way to the Malacca River which runs through the city and this is the reason why she was given the title 'Venice Of The East' back in the olden days. Today, it is lined with many little shops, cafes, restaurants and buildings splashed with striking graffiti and street arts . To see this scenic river from a different perspective, take a river cruise! Last but not least, a birdview of Straits of Malacca from the sky.

Malacca river cruise- beautiful view from the water, fascinating wall-arts, colorful heritage homes, or in the water, the Monitor Lizards. Tower birdview - the Straits of Malacca. The Christ Church -the walls are lined with memorial plaques, some in Dutch, Armenian, and English, commemorating notable figures from Malacca's past. Explore Jonker Street, an interesting influence of colonial rule period on Melaka, taste local snacks, white coffee. Instagrammable moment @ Floating Mosque- a stunning architectural marvel known for its unique design that gives the impression of floating during high tide and its blend of modern Islamic & traditional Malay craftsmanship. A visit to the Sultan's Well will tell you about the past glory - a witness to Malay dynasty, Portuguese, Dutch and British colonialism Drop by The Green Clouds Temple -oldest three-doctrine temple - the spiritual sustenance of the Chinese in Malacca Note: the itinerary ia flexible and adjustable to your preference.