Melaka River Cruise: The most representative scenic spot in Central County, the Asian version of Venice!

Central County in the Strait of Malacca, Malaysia, is the central county of the state. The rivers crisscross and reach the sea, becoming the Asian version of Venice. There is a place called Melaka River Cruise in Central County. It is the most representative scenic spot in this area. You can enjoy the scenery of Venice while enjoying the exotic style. It feels really good. Don't miss this scenic spot when you travel to Malacca! Now I will share the actual travel strategy and experience summary for your reference! 1. Ticket information: MYR 33, about CNY 55. 2. Opening hours: Open from 9:00 to 23:00 every day. The bar street on both sides of the river is very lively at night, and it is recommended to play at night. 3. Highlights: The city is full of vitality on both sides of the river, various characteristic houses, bridge murals are full of literary style, take a cruise for 1 hour, and take in the beautiful scenery of Malacca Bay and the river. 4. Surrounding scenic spots: There are nearby scenic spots such as Freedom Square, Malacca Revolving Tower, Chicken Farm Street, St. Paul's Church, Kampung Hulu Mosque, and Sam Po Mountain. 5. Transportation: There are buses directly to the scenic spot at Malacca Airport, bus station, etc., or you can take a taxi. It is recommended to download foreign taxi software, which is more suitable. On the one hand, it is easy to take a taxi, and on the other hand, the price is cheap. 6. Food and accommodation: There are many accommodations near Melaka River Cruise, and the price is not too expensive, generally around CNY 200. There are also many places to eat, and there are not a few cheap and good Chinese restaurants, which can be selected as appropriate. 7. Precautions: The Malacca area is close to the equator, so the ultraviolet rays are particularly strong. It is recommended to do a good job of sun protection, even if the weather is not hot, it will peel off. In addition, all hotels in Malaysia need to pay a tourist tax at the front desk, about 5-12 MYR per person per night, so you need to prepare cash change in advance.