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 Trishaw, Melacca Sultannate Palace by bpacker Look out flowered-decked, song-blastin' trishaws the next time you're in Melaka. I wasn't able to tear my eyes away from these boys who seemed to have a hell of a gd time on one. Behind them is the Wooden Replica of Malacca Sultanate Palace The design is based on the description of the palace from the 'Malay Annals'. The palace houses the Malacca Cultural Museum. Pal, Muddybok is more an expert in this field, so click here to see his rich description of the Melakan history and his excellent guide to some 'hidden' places in town. Where Near A'Formosa, at the foot of st paul's hill Leave a Comment
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 Waiting for customers...ready for a ride? by Azri_Azmi When visiting the Banda Hilir, you may be offered to have a trishaw ride. If you never had this ride before, I recommend that you take the offer. It will be a fun and joy ride. These trishaws here are all being 'make-up' with flowers, lights etc. They even sometimes plays loud music while taking visitors for a ride. Its fun, its really fun.... Address: Banda HilirPhone: 0126230441Directions: The Banda Hilir Historical Centre
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 TRI SHAW by aussiejen Tri shaws are everywhere! You can't miss them, you'll hear them before you see them!!! The drivers(?) are very friendly and love playing loud music. One of those things you should do when in Malacca. Leave a Comment
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 Trishaw ride by mary2u99 Take a ride down memory lane on a Trishaw. Be sure to check how much it cost first before embarking on these trishaw. The trishaw can be rented on hourly too. Leave a Comment
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 Trishaw by imstress If you wish to tour the Melaka Town Centre, take a trishaw ride. We see bus loads of tourist were taking the trishaws around the square. Some trishaws are decorated with flashing lights. Leave a Comment
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 i want to ride my bicycle by sourbugger Outside the church on the main square the rickshaw drivers ply for business. Their "Tour" consists of stopping off in Chinatown at the various temples and mosques, before heading past the Dutch ship and out to the Formosa area before returning to the church. It's obviously a very touristy thing to do, but if you are very short of time then it is novel way of "doing" the sights. If I remember rightly, we ended up agreeing on 30 Ringgit for the one hour ride (summer 2003). Try to avoid late afternoon as they are more interested in the tourists who arrive in those vast air-conditioned tour buses. I presume the tour companies book them out in advance. Chinatown is worth exploring later in more detail at your own pace. Our driver spoke reasonable english and even let me ride the contraption so I could carry him for a little while ! Leave a Comment
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There are abundance of rickshaw man ready to take you to wheel around this town. For a simple US$5 you can hop onto these colourful (and flowery) rickshaw and see the sceneries of town for half an hour. Sometime rickshaw equipped with a blaring stereo but you can politely ask them to switch it off if you can't stand the sound tune of local songs. Leave a Comment Address: anywhere near Bandar Hilir
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 Maritime Museum by bkarjee A visit to this Maritime museum is a must. It is one of those sails that found its way into the straits of Melaka in the 16th Century. It is said that this ship sank in the straits of Melaka, on it way to Portugal. Efforts to revive it was initiated by Malaysian Tourism and now it is a symbol of its colonial past. Inside the ship are exhibits of other foreign ship models, Leave a Comment Address: Located quite close to The Christ Church,Directions: On Jalan Quayside, along the Melaka river. Keep moving along the river, towards the sea face. The museum is noticable from a distance because of its tall barge.
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by chatterley Singapore has got a fleet of these trishaws too, ferrying tourists around for a hefty price; but those in Malacca are so much more colourful and cute! Adorned with plenty of flowers and flags, these trishaws seem popular with the Caucasian tourists. I have no idea how much a ride would cost though. Leave a Comment
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by yuet29 Try the trishaw in old town. The trishaws are decorated by flowers. Some with blasting music. Leave a Comment
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