Negeri Melaka Off The Beaten Path

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Most Viewed Off The Beaten Path in Negeri Melaka

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Fort Wall   Melaka

Fort Wall, Melaka

 5 Reviews  Here's the view of Porta de Santiago from the back. Like the front, the insignia of the Dutch company, VOC is stamped somewhere on the stone relief. Can you see where it is? VOC was a powerful Dutch... 

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Portuguese Square   Melaka

Portuguese Square, Melaka

 2 Reviews  Visit the Portuegese Settlement, inhabited by descendants of the Portuegese who colonised Malacca (as Melaka used to be called) centuries ago. They hardly look Portuegese anymore but retain many... 

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Jonker Street   Melaka

Jonker Street, Melaka

 1 Review  This is a little eating shop in Jonker's street that has great food for dirt cheap prices. The environment is comfortable and cozy. You will get authentic Melaka food and the Baba cendol. Besides... 

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Merlimau - Tun Teja Mousoleum   Melaka

Merlimau - Tun Teja Mousoleum, Melaka

 1 Review  In the history of Melaka, Tun Teja is known for her tragic love story. She is the daughter of palce official Sri Amar Di Raja of Inderapura (now Pahang) who was admired by many during her time,... 

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Alor Gajah District Museum   Melaka

Alor Gajah District Museum, Melaka

 1 Review  Located in the midle of the Alor Gajah town, this is the best place to find out more about Alor Gajah's history, particulalrly of the Naning War which saw fierce clashes between the British and the... 

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St Francis Xavier.   Melaka

St Francis Xavier., Melaka

 1 Review  Ever noticed a white statue near St Paul's church in Melaka, Malaysia? Before you think this is the patron saint of the church, let me just say that it's actually the greatest Christian figure in Asia... 

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Johore Bahru   Melaka

Johore Bahru, Melaka

 1 Review  Johore Bahru is at the southern end of West Malaysia right at the causeway which crosses over to Singapore and is the state capital of Johor Darul Takzim. JB, as its commonly known, is very popular... 

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Kuala Lumpur   Melaka

Kuala Lumpur, Melaka

 1 Review  Kuala Lumpur, or "KL" as it is commonly known, is the capital and the largest city of Malaysia and is found midway along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The city's past is still very much... 

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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

Tanjung Bidara Beach

by travelpug

I stayed at Tajung Bidara for one night. It didn't seem to be a popular destination. The beach was kind of quiet. The sand is soft and golden. Tanjung Bidara is a nice place to relaxed. But the downside is there is nothing around the beach. There is no town nearby (or perhaps I didn't know it). Directions: Tanjung Bidara is about 30km north of Melaka town. Drive on the old road (not the Highway) towards Port Dickson and turn left when you see the sign.

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Merlimau - paddy field

by mansionion

Melaka used to be an agricultural base state where paddy was planted in most villages here. However, since the 1980's the state focussed more on manufacturing and tourism as its main source of revenue. Thus, its is a rare sight nowadays in Melaka to see paddy field as paddy are no longer planted in big scale as it used to be a few decades ago. However, in some of the villages in Merlimau you can still find the paddy field here.

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Alor Gajah Town

by mansionion

The town of Alor Gajah is located to the north of Melaka city. Eventhough it is the main town for the district of Alor Gajah, it is often over looked by outsiders who will normally just pass by this town en-route to the historical city of Melaka. This is not suprising then as Alor Gajah town is just a small town with few row of shop houses (mostly pre-war buildings) and without much activities. It is a dead town and only come alive on weekend when the Sunday market is held here. The main focal point of the town is its town square (Dataran Alor Gajah) where the Alor Gajah District Museum (Traditional Custom Museum) is located. In the vicinity of the museum are stalls selling souvenier and food, a monument and other recreational facilities. Check out more on this town in my Alor Gajah page.

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Asahan, Melaka

by muddybok

Not many people know this place except the locals. This is one of the mountain climbing paths for Gunung Ledang (Ophir) accessible from Asahan Melaka.The trail was described to be quite tough & mostly ascend using roots & mostly muddy track.The picture show the dam of Asahan & further in, you may find some nice waterfall mostly frequented by locals.

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Bang Pa In

by victorwkf

You should visit Bang Pa In on your way from Bangkok to Ayuthaya. Bang Pa In is the summer palace of the Thai monarchy and it is very impressive with many beautiful buildings, nice landscape and waterways. There are also many monuments that are gifts from other countries to the Thai Kings. Very good place to visit.

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River boat

by victorwkf

You should experience riding on one of the local river boats in northern Thailand to view the scenery from a very unique prospective. These boat rides can be available as part of the trekking packages of northern Thailand.

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Check out the Fort

by Fudge

Do make the walk up to the Fort and go all the way!The view fom the top is not only rewarding but it's also possibly the breeziest spot in malacca.

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Phi Phi Island

by victorwkf

Breathtaking island near to Phuket where you can say is a real tropical paradise. It is slowly recovering from the 1994 tsunami and is a must visit if you are in southern thailand.

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Where the beach has no name!!!

by muddybok

This is one fishing village with nice stretch of beaches between Port Dickson & Melaka City. I probably cannot find this place again even if I were to drive pass the same route.

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Top 3 Hotels in Negeri Melaka

Aldy Hotel  Negeri Melaka

 1 Review and 55 Opinions  Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the... 

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Hotel Puri  Melaka

 35 Reviews and 352 Opinions  The location is in the heart of melaka most visited place. This hotel seems to have quite good... 

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Hotel Equatorial Melaka  Melaka

 15 Reviews and 362 Opinions  I didn't actually stay in this hotel, but we did enjoy a buffet lunch at the hotel restaurant, The... 

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Q:  Will be in Malaysia next month. Arrive LCCT, we(a family of 4) plan to take a taxi from LCCT to Malacca for 2 days. Then the next... 

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A: If you can afford taxi from LCCT to Malacca, you shouldn't have a problem for taxi from Malacca to Genting. It's not easy to find a regular express bus from Malacca to... 

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