Day Trip to Historical Malacca from Kuala Lumpur with River Cruise and Lunch
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 9 hours
Join this day-trip to visit Melacca, a UNESCO world heritage site, with a rich trading history and multicultural heritage. Malacca is a rewarding town to explore and is about 2-hour from Kuala Lumpur.
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Join this day-trip to visit Melacca, a UNESCO world heritage site, with a rich trading history and multicultural heritage. Malacca is a rewarding town to explore and is about 2-hour from Kuala Lumpur.Our driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby in Kuala Lumpur around 9am and depart to Malacca city, it will takes approximately 2-hour drives.
Upon arrival, we visit St Peter’s Church, the oldest Catholic Church, Christ Church and Anglican Church. You will explore and learn some history of these beautiful architectures and a great photography opportunities. It will gives you a brief experience of the Dutch presence in Malacca.
Next, we will visit Jonker’s street, is the street of antiquities of Malacca’s rich past. An ample time will be giving to the travelers to roaming in Jonker Street either for shopping or sightseeing. From Jonker Street, we will continue to the oldest Chinese temple, the Cheng Hoon Teng temple professing 3 doctrines as in Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism.
Lunch will be served at the Baba Nyonya Restaurant - a signature dish in Malacca. After lunch, we will continue sightseeing and explore Stadthuys Historic Museum at the Dutch Square. It was the home of the Dutch Governor.
We walk up to St Paul's Hill, it was a chapel built by the Portuguese where St Francis Xavier did his missionary work and built St Paul's College. Move on to the A Famosa 1512 and it was also built by the Portuguese, but now remains the gateway.
We proceed to Kampong (Village) Morten, a historic traditional Malay village in the city. It was named after a British businessman Mr JF Morten. Hospitable 900 people live in 96 houses and a visit to the Villa Museum is a must.
Finally, we take a Malacca River Cruise to relax while enjoying the historic scenery along Malacca River. The boat ride estimated took about 35 minutes comes with per-recorded commentary about the history every site along Malacca River.
We will return to Kuala Lumpur around 4pm with a wonderful experience.
Upon arrival, we visit St Peter’s Church, the oldest Catholic Church, Christ Church and Anglican Church. You will explore and learn some history of these beautiful architectures and a great photography opportunities. It will gives you a brief experience of the Dutch presence in Malacca.
Next, we will visit Jonker’s street, is the street of antiquities of Malacca’s rich past. An ample time will be giving to the travelers to roaming in Jonker Street either for shopping or sightseeing. From Jonker Street, we will continue to the oldest Chinese temple, the Cheng Hoon Teng temple professing 3 doctrines as in Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism.
Lunch will be served at the Baba Nyonya Restaurant - a signature dish in Malacca. After lunch, we will continue sightseeing and explore Stadthuys Historic Museum at the Dutch Square. It was the home of the Dutch Governor.
We walk up to St Paul's Hill, it was a chapel built by the Portuguese where St Francis Xavier did his missionary work and built St Paul's College. Move on to the A Famosa 1512 and it was also built by the Portuguese, but now remains the gateway.
We proceed to Kampong (Village) Morten, a historic traditional Malay village in the city. It was named after a British businessman Mr JF Morten. Hospitable 900 people live in 96 houses and a visit to the Villa Museum is a must.
Finally, we take a Malacca River Cruise to relax while enjoying the historic scenery along Malacca River. The boat ride estimated took about 35 minutes comes with per-recorded commentary about the history every site along Malacca River.
We will return to Kuala Lumpur around 4pm with a wonderful experience.
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