Malacca is the third smallest state in peninsular

Malaysia. I feel grateful to visit Malacca because it offer

a lot amazing places. Travelling to Malacca is fun
because we can taste different foods, visit historical
places, and discover new culture.

I was lucky because one of my friends that grew up

in Malaccca was willing to accompany me. So, this
made the trip to be more interesting and easier for
me to visit places in Malacca. I was interested to start
the trip by visiting the Portuguese church. It is 17th-
century Portuguese church, which has only its wall
remaining. In the church, I was shocked that there were
many stone tablets and it was shocking to touch things
that were very old.

If Kuala Lumpur is an example of Malaysias vision

for the future, Malacca is surely a gatekeeper of the
past. Today, there are many historical sites that
amazed us and it was amazing experience for me. I
visited the Porta de Santiago or known as AFamosa
which was a famous historical site built by the
Portuguese as a fortress in 1511. Unfortunetly, The
Dutch destroyed most of the fort and the remaining
todays was saved by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1810.
Now, AFamosa is more than just quick photo stop
opportunity for tourists.

Besides that, Malacca Wonderland Theme Park &

Resort is the best way to cool down on a hot and sticky
day in Malacca after having an exhausted trip. It is one
of the Malaccas tourist attraction which is built in Ayer
Keroh. The main highlights of this theme park was its
multi zone park where high-speed water slides and thrill
ride. We were thrilled to try all the water games
activities. It was a thrilling moment since I have never
tried any of this type of games before. We enjoyed all
the games and had enjoying moment together.

Malacca is well-known for its baba & nyonya spicy

cooking style. There are a lot of baba & nyonya
restaurants that serve mouth-watering foods. It was the
most exciting food hunting moment for me and was
excited because i got the chance to try different type
of foods here such as Satay Celup, Chicken Rice Ball,
Nyonya Laksa, Fried Oyster Omelet, Portuguese Grill
Fish , Fishball Lobak, Chicken Pongteh, and Cencalok.
There is no other word to describe Malaccas food
except for delicious and yummy.
 The Taming Sari Tower is the first and only gyro
tower in Malaysia so far. It is located in the popular
district of Bandar Hilir at Malacca. The tower was
named after the Taming Sari a mythical weapon
belonging to the legendary Malay warrior, Hang Tuah.
We can see a sprawling view of Malacca as far as the
eye can see when we reached at the top of the tower.
Then we went to Buddhist and Chinese Hokkien
temples. I also managed to get some fantastic and
beautiful as a remembrance souvenirs.

Malacca is a great town, certainly the cradle of

Malaysias rich history and I really enjoyed it. Besides of
historical places in Malacca, there are others places to
discover and have fun. There are more to see and
experience here, so I wish to return again with my
family.