Malacca, a small town in Malaysia, is very suitable for visiting Kuala Lumpur.

#Malaysia #GlobalTravel #Family-Children’s Place #Malacca The following is a three-day and two-night free travel guide in Malacca, Malaysia, suitable for travelers who like history, culture, food and leisurely travel. Malacca is a city full of historical background, rich in cultural heritage and food options. --- ## **Day 1: Exploring History and Culture** ### **morning** 1. **St. Paul's Hill** - Climb St. Paul's Hill and feel the historical atmosphere of Malacca. - Visit the ruins of **St Paul's Church** and enjoy the panoramic view of Malacca city. 2. **A Famosa** - One of the most iconic landmarks in Malacca, a relic of the Portuguese colonial period. ### **noon** - **Lunch recommendation: Nyonya meal** - Try authentic Nyonya dishes at **Nancy’s Kitchen** or **Kocik Kitchen**, such as asam laksa and Nyonya pastries. ### **afternoon** 3. **The Stadthuys** - Dutch colonial building, now a history museum. - There are Victoria Fountain and Christ Church nearby, which are very suitable for taking pictures. 4. **Melaka River Cruise** - Take a cruise in the evening and admire the murals and architecture along the Malacca River. ### **night** - **Dinner recommendation: Chicken Rice Balls** - Recommended restaurants: **Chung Wah Chicken Rice Ball** or **Hoe Kee Chicken Rice**. - **Jonker Street Night Market** - Open every Friday and Saturday evening with local snacks, handicrafts and street performances. --- ## **Day Two: In-depth Culture and Nature** ### **morning** 1. **Mosque and Cultural Exploration** - **Melaka Straits Mosque**: Built on the seaside, it is perfect for shooting sunrise or morning scenery. - **Cheng Hoon Teng Temple**: The oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia, combining the cultures of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. 2. **Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum** - Understand the Baba and Nyonya culture and lifestyle in Malacca. ### **noon** - **Lunch Recommendation: Satay Hotpot** - Go to **Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup** to experience the local specialty satay hot pot. ### **afternoon** 3. **Melaka Zoo** - Suitable for family travelers to enjoy various tropical wildlife. 4. **Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum** - Explore the history and culture of the Malacca Sultanate. ### **night** - **Dinner recommendation: Seafood restaurant** - Enjoy seafood dinner such as grilled fish and chilli crab at **Portuguese Settlement Village**. - **Night Activity: Malacca Ferris Wheel (Menara Taming Sari)** - Take a ride on the Ferris wheel and enjoy the night view of Malacca city. --- ## **Day Three: Shopping and Relaxation** ### **morning** 1. **Jonker Walk Art Galleries** - Visit local artist galleries and purchase unique handicrafts and souvenirs. 2. **Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall** - Shop for local specialties or relax in air conditioning. ### **noon** - **Lunch recommendation: Durian dessert and specialty coffee** - Try Nyonya pastries at **Bibik House** or try the classic Pandan Pancake at **The Daily Fix Café**. ### **afternoon** 3. **Relaxation time: seaside or cafe** - Go to **Melaka Beach (Pantai Klebang)** and enjoy the seaside scenery. - Taste the local **Coconut Shake (Klebang Coconut Shake)**. 4. **End of trip** - End the trip and prepare to return. --- ## **Other tips** - **Transportation Advice**: The urban area of ​​Malacca is small and suitable for walking or renting bicycles. You can also use Grab (the local ride-hailing app) to get around. - **Dressing Tips**: The weather in Malacca is hot, so it is recommended to wear light and breathable clothing and bring sun protection. - **BEST TIME TO TRAVEL**: Avoid the rainy season (part of October to December) and recommend traveling during the dry season. I hope this guide can help you better plan your trip to Malacca!