Malacca, the famous ancient city of Malaysia, through many rise and fall of the wars it still hold its own uniqueness and tranquility.
Just step out of the crowded and animated Joner Walk streets, which is bustling of passersby, you are returning to the nature of Malacca, a peaceful city, which is quiet and calm.
Being a famous tourist city which is recognized as cultural heritage by UNESCO, but people here seem to unchange, they do not hustle chasing the profits of the tourism industry.
The winding river which flows through the city becomes a romantic and more poetic setting.
People here are masterly painted on the walls, to decorate the houses with colorful images. Combined with the trees, the flowers are blooming two sides of the river, that scenery becomes poetic and romantic than ever. To see all of the two sides of the city, visitors can take a boat gently on the water watching the sunset.
Colorful paintings embelish the sides of the river landscape .
If on weekdays, at noon, the busy the most crowded street also become deserted, because people haven’t opened their business yet. There are very crowded restaurant, but they also open very late and close early. Maybe that was the ancient folds of the people here.
If visitors take the trouble to follow the small alley in the old town, nobody can probably figure out that they are in a town of Malaysia but a beautiful city of Italy. This small alley brings visitors to discover the wonders surprise that nowhere else in Malaysia can offers. This is probably the city which bring tourists much meditation, some people say it’s peaceful and gentle like Hoi An, the other think it’s more like the gentle and romantic Venice. The architecture blend of Asia – Europe makes Malacca have the beauty of multicultural cultures.Guests can walk and go through the beautiful and peaceful ancient buildings. In here, you can catch the full of the unique pictures on the wall, art deco corner, or the songs, the melodies which are distilled by artist sounds in the alley.
The idyllic small alley full of that dear
The Sunset at the Masjid Kampong Kling church.
This is a corner of Netherlands Square, where the famous Christ Church Melaka are placed for hundreds years.
