Multi Day Trips Malacca City

Multi-Day Trips in Melaka (Malacca) City

Welcome to Melaka (Malacca), a city rich in history, culture, and culinary delights! If you have more than one day to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, here are some suggestions for your itinerary.

Day 1: Exploring the Historic Core

  • Jonker Street (Jalan Hang Jebat): Start your journey in Melaka’s Chinatown. Jonker Street comes alive at night with street food, antique shops, and art galleries. Don’t miss the vibrant Night Market on weekends!
  • St Paul’s Hill (Bukit St. Paul): Climb the hill to reach the ruins of St. Paul’s Church and admire the panoramic view of Melaka city.
  • Melaka Sultanate Palace: Learn about the Malacca Sultanate’s history at this replica palace, showcasing the architecture and lifestyle during the 15th century.
  • Portuguese Settlement: Wander around A Famosa Fort, Christ Church, and St. Francis Xavier’s Church, remnants of Melaka’s Portuguese colonial past.

Day 2: Discovering Hidden Gems

  • Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum: Delve into the culture of Peranakans (descendants of Chinese immigrants who married locals) at this beautifully restored house in the heart of Melaka.
  • Jonker Walk: Head back to Jonker Street during the daytime for more shopping, food, and cultural experiences.
  • Cheng Ho Cultural Museum: Visit this museum dedicated to Admiral Zheng He, a Chinese explorer who visited Malacca during the 15th century Ming dynasty.
  • Menara Taming Sari: Ride on the tallest tower in Melaka for a bird’s eye view of the city!

Day 3: Day Trips from Melaka (Optional)

  • Melaka Zoo: For animal lovers, spend a day at the Melaka Zoo & Night Safari.
  • A Famosa Resort: Relax and enjoy water activities or try out the adventure park at this popular tourist resort.
  • Ulu Melaka Wildlife Park: Explore the rainforest and see various Malaysian wildlife such as tigers, elephants, and bears.

Tips for Your Trip:

  1. Weather: Melaka’s climate is tropical, with high humidity and temperatures throughout the year. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing and a hat or umbrella.
  2. Food: Don’t miss out on the local Malaccan cuisine! Try chicken rice ball (Nasi Lemak Ulam Rimba), satay celup, and cendol.
  3. Transportation: Navigating Melaka is easy with trishaws, taxis, Grab cars, and buses available. Some attractions are within walking distance of each other.
  4. Currency: The official currency in Malaysia is Ringgit (MYR). Credit cards and ATMs are widely accepted in Melaka city.
  5. Safety: Keep your belongings secure, especially in crowded areas like Jonker Street at night. Always use licensed transportation services to ensure safety.