A nanny-level guide to Malacca for a day trip is enough

Time seems to have frozen in Malacca, with century-old buildings everywhere. It is truly a charming South Asian town in history textbooks. The bus from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca on the same day is about 20 Malaysian ringgits Delima bus arrives in 2 hours without traffic jam You can buy tickets online (●redbus) and add 1RM to get an electronic ticket directly Famous attractions: 📍Dutch Red House: Jalan Gereja, Banda Hilir, 75000Melaka There is really a good film here 📍Jonker Street: Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka There are some mediocre tourist shops on the main street, but if you patiently walk around the small streets, you will see beautiful century-old buildings and some modern wall paintings. 📍St. Paul’s Church Ruins: 1935, JIn Kota, Banda Hilir, 75000Melaka The previous buildings have been preserved, as well as museums and restaurants. The walls of the old church bear traces of the past and are very charming. But there are many tombstones inside, so if you mind, please don't take photos. 📍Sea Mosque: Take a taxi to the mosque and enter from the side of the mosque. Ticket price is 5RM/person Nyonya cuisine is highly recommended! ! Nyonya Kitchen