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Christ Church Malacca was built by Dutch during their 180 years occupied Malacca. They started built the church in 1741 and fully completed 12 years later. Today, Christ Church Malacca was known as the oldest Protestant Church in Malaysia. During the constructions of Christ Church Malacca, Dutch had to use Saint Paul Church situated at […]
Not many people realize Jonker Street Malacca actually is come from a Dutch language Jonker Straat giving a meaning a Nobleman Street. It’s also know as Bruggestraat (Bridge Street) during the early stage of Dutch rules Malacca. Due its location near to the Stadhuys, Dutch Administration center and Malacca commercial hub. Jonker Street has been […]
Cheng Hoon Teng Temple Malacca was built-in 1648 is the oldest Buddhist temple in Malaysia and also outside China. Its also know as the temple of Bright Cloud. The material to build the temple was entirely imported from Southern China. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple practice three doctrinal system Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism. In the old […]
Malacca History – The Beginning Writing about Malacca history is one of the most interesting and longest process among all the articles in this blog. Malacca was called as Melaka, the only state in Malaysia has been colonized by western powers Portuguese, Dutch, British and Japan for 450 years. History of Malacca fame has been […]
Saint Paul Church Malacca situated at Saint Paul Hill, the highest point in Malacca City. Its was built by Portuguese Duarte Coelho the founder of Cochin China in 1521 after his survival from a corsair attack in South China Sea. At that point the Saint Paul Church was known as ‘de Nossa Senyora de Oiteru’ […]
One Day Cameron Highlands Tour from Kuala Lumpur
RM650.00 – RM1,680.00
One Day Malacca Tour from Kuala Lumpur
RM550.00 – RM1,000.00
4 days 3 nights Malaysia Tour Itinerary
RM2,620.00 – RM3,800.00
Kuala Selangor Fireflies Tour from Kuala Lumpur Online Booking
RM430.00 – RM1,170.00
Kuala Lumpur City Tour with Batu Caves Visit
RM285.00 – RM1,200.00