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16 Historical Places In Johor Bahru Every History Enthusiast Must Visit

February 16, 2024
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16 Historical Places in Johor Bahru

Do you know that Johor Bahru boasts many incredible yet elegant historical buildings?

Some even stand prominently in Johor Bahru for over hundreds of years!

Most of the historical places in Johor Bahru as listed below are within walking distance from one another.

This means that you can discover more than 8 historical places in a day! Sound good to make short trips from Singapore?

After visiting historical sites in Johor, you definitely will learn more about the history and culture of Johor Bahru.

What are you waiting for? Scroll down to discover all of them!

16 Johor Bahru Heritage Trail & Historical Places

1. Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum (新山华人历史文物馆)

Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum is a newly-renovated museum that boasts 4-storey and stands prominently in the middle of the row of the shophouse. Before converting into a museum, it was previously owned by JB Tiong Hua Association as their base.

Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum

The first, second and third floors display the lives of Chinese immigrants in Johor in 17th century while the fourth floor devotes to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the founder and the first president of the Republic of China.

Also read: Top 31 Things To Do In Johor Bahru (JB)

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Basically, it showcases artifacts, records, pictures, and cash from the past. The exhibition was complemented by the audio tour to help in the understanding of the history.

Address: 42, Jalan Ibrahim, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Operation Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Entrance Fee: RM6 per adult & RM3 per child

2. The Red House Johor Bahru (新山红楼)

Primary possessed by an Indian family, The Red House was a pre-war shophouse with hundreds of years of history.

Later while the street was nominated as a heritage street, the facade was repainted in bright red and white and served as a prominent heritage building along the street.

Due to the eye-catching furnishing, it eventually turned into the landmark of the area and hosted many cultural events.

The Red House Johor Bahru

The nostalgic ambiance offered in every single corner is truly the highlight of The Red House. This attracts tourists the most and many suggest that the elegant environment is suitable for filming movie too.

Address: No.56, Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 224 9633

3. Sri Raja Mariamman Temple Johor Bahru (新山翁固本街的斯里拉惹马里安曼兴都庙)

Immerse in the rich culture of Hindu at Sri Raja Mariamman Temple that sandwiched between Kota Raya Plaza shopping complex and the busy Jalan Wong Ah Fook.

With over 100 years of history, the impressive Hindu temple was a huge contrast to nearby hotels and shopping malls.

Also read: Glass Temple: Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Johor Bahru

Sri Raja Mariamman Temple Johor Bahru

The Hindu temple pays homage to the goddess Mariamman, the deity of fertility and rain and she was believed to cure disease and illness of her believers.

There’re lots of gatekeepers at the entrance of building guarding and protecting the temple. Before entering, visitors are required to take off their shoes.

On the pavement outside, it lines with peddlers selling Hindu handicrafts, spices and flowers. The flowers sold are dedicated to the Hindu deities. During Hindu festivals, especially Deepavali, the area is extremely crowded with believers and visitors.

Address: Between Jalan Trus & Jalan Ungku Puan, 8000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Daily: 6:00am – 5:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free

4. Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple (柔佛古庙)

Built in 19th century, Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple is said to be the only survived worship place despite the cruel bombing in World War 2. Old statues, signage, and antiques add more historical values to the facade.

Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple

The temple hosts 5 deities namely Hong Xian Da Di, Gan Tian Da Di, Zhao Da Yuan Shuai, Xuan Tian Shang Di and Hua Guang Da Di.

Each is respectively worshipped by 5 different Chinese dialect groups such as Hokkien, Cantonese, Hainan, Teochew, and Hakka. It symbolizes the unity of these dialects group too.

The temple holds an annual event, Chingay (Parade of Deities) that lasts for 4 days. Parading with the deities around the Town Centre of JB on the third night is the climax and highlight of this parade. The event has successfully attracted over 300k people in the past few years.

Address: Lot 653, Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Daily: 7:00am – 5:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free

5. Masjid India Johor Bahru @ India Muslim Mosque (印度穆斯林清真寺)

Located right at the junction of Jalan Duke and Jalan Dhoby, Masjid India serves as the main worship place of Indian Muslim in Johor Bahru.

Featuring a silver and blue dome with 2 minarets aside, the mosque comes with white walls with blue-tinted glass, offering a modern ambiance and convenient.

India Muslim Mosque Johor Bahru

Up until now, the history of the mosque is still a mystery. We only found out that the mosque was constructed by the local Indian Muslims. Or maybe you can ask the Indian Muslims around for more information.

Address: Jalan Duke, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia

6. Gurdwara Sahib Sikh Temple Johor Bahru (新山锡克庙)

The most unique and exotic heritage of Sikh in Johor is treasured in Sikh Gurdwara Sahib. In ancient time, most of the Sikhs was appointed to work as policemen and the bodyguards of royalty. This temple was built by them after receiving the approval from the government.

Gurdwara Sahib Sikh Temple Johor Bahru

After the renovation, the temple boasts 2-storey with crenellate walls on top and plenty of window frames in yellow.  It is also a complex temple with kitchen, hall, dining room, office inside. On the second floor, there’re prayers rooms provided to Sikh visitors.

Currently, the Gurdwara is under the management of Sikh religious leaders comprising president and other committee members. Every time when they hold religious activities, over 250 Sikh families will participate in these activities.

Address: 1, Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Sunday (9:30am – 11:30am) – Normal Weekly Prayers
Saturday (6:30pm – 8:00pm) – The Naujawan Programmes
Tuesday (2:30pm – 4:30pm) – The Isteri Satsang Programmes

7. Sultan Ibrahim Building Johor Bahru (苏丹依布拉欣大厦[旧州政府大厦])

Overlooking the city centre of JB, Sultan Ibrahim Building was one of the most majestic buildings in JB that blend well with Malay and colonial architecture.

The construction was started in 1936 was completed in 1940, costing 2 million ringgit in overall. In those days, it served as the tallest building in JB.

Sultan Ibrahim Building Johor Bahru

During World War II while Johor was under Japanese rule, the Japanese Army used the building as a fortress, spying the actions of British Army around.

The building was formally served as the state secretariat building, state assembly hall and Chief Minister’s office until 2009. Recently, it turned into historical landmarks and visitors are required to ask for permission from the security guards before entering the compound.

Address: Jalan Bukit Timbalan, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 222 3591
Operating Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Closed on: Weekends & Public Holidays.

8. Johor Bahru Old Railway Station (新山旧火车站)

Johor Bahru Old Railway Station was once an intercity railway station that boasts western architecture in a very unique way. The building was launched in 1932 but it was closed in 2010. This is partly due to the replacement of the services by the new railway station in JB.

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Nevertheless, it will be transforming into the very first train museum in Malaysia, bringing pride and excitement to Johoreans. The opening of the train museum is estimated to fall on 16 Sept 2016.

Address: Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.

9. Holy Light Church Johor Bahru (基督教长老会圣光堂)

Founded by Rev John Angus Bethune Cook, a missionary from England in 1886, Holy Light Church serves as one of the oldest church in JB.

Holy Light Church Johor Bahru

In old times, workers built the church building from timber but they didn’t expect that building was attacked by termites years after years.

So, the leaders of the church decided to renovate the building and build a new sanctuary. The renovation and construction were completed in 2012 and the old building was used as Youth Hall recently.

Address: Lot 156608, Persiaran Pondersoa Utama, Taman Ponderosa, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 224 3285

10. SK Ayer Molek Johor Bahru (亚逸摩力国小)

The unique school lies at the small hill behind the Wisma Persekutuan Johor Bahru. It was established in 1883 and before the construction, the area was used for coffee plantation so the hill was also known as “coffee hill” by locals.

SK Ayer Molek Johor Bahru

In 1942, the area was used by the Japanese army as their hospital until World War II ended. Later in 1946, the school was reopened and since then, SK Ayer Molek had produced lots of talented and high achieving students who were now working for the government.

Address: JKR 438, Jalan Ayer Molek, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 222 1569

11. Bazar Karat JB (新山市区跳蚤市场[新山市集])

Recently, Bazar Karat is officially known as “JB Bazar”. It is a good place to buy cheap and rare items such as clothes, accessories, food, pets, antics and music products. At most of the stalls, you can even bargain for cheaper prices.

Bazaar Karat JB

The place is always crowded and it becomes extremely havoc especially during weekends. Be there early as it’s always hard to get a parking spot.

The flea market has a history of over 10 years and many tourists come over to get close to local culture. Definitely a must-go at night!

Address: 20, Jalan Segget, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Daily: 6:00pm – 12:00am

12. Johor Bahru High Court (新山高等法庭)

In the late 1800s when Johor was under the reign of Sultan Abu Bakar, the court of Johor was built together with headquarter of polis station at Jalan Ayer Molek.

Later In 1928, it was moved to Jalan Dato’ Onn, the exact location of where Johor Bahru High Court stands nowadays. The high court holds session court and magistrates court too.

Johor Bahru High Court

Photo credits: wikimapia.org

Take a closer look at the building and you’ll notice that it shows the features of Italian Renaissance architecture. The influence is because Johor was brought under British control when the court was built.

Address: Jalan Dato’ Onn,  80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 226 7780 / +607 – 226 7781 / +607 – 226 7782

13. Johor Bahru Post Office (新山邮政局)

Painted in white, Johor Bahru Post Office is a 3-storey building located next to the Johor Bahru City Hall. The post office is within walking distance from the Johor Bahru High Court.

Also read: One Day Trip in Johor Bahru

Johor Bahru Post Office

Photo credits: wikimapia.org

In August 25, 1963, Johor Bahru post office was opened with the opening ceremony performed by the late king of Johor – Sultan Ismail. Before that, the building was a hotel which had been serving guests for years.

Address: JKR 2521, Jalan Dato Onn, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 224 4233

14. Johor Bahru Central Police Station (新山中央警署)

Set across 1 acre of land, the construction of Johor Bahru Central Police Station was started in 1925 and was completed in 1927. A year later the police station was opened to public, until now.

Johor Bahru Central Police Station

In old times, Johor Sultan was forced to appoint a British advisor to help in ruling the country. The police station was built during that time and hence, it serves as one of the British colonial buildings in Malaysia.

The noticeable blue and white furnishing were greatly influenced by the architecture from England.

Address: 489, Jalan Meldrum, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 223 2222

15. Johor Bahru Prison (新山亚逸摩力监狱)

Built in 1883, Johor Bahru Prison is the third prison established in Peninsular Malaysia. After visiting the prisons in Osaka and Shanghai, Sultan Abu Bakar (King of Johor) came out an idea to build a prison in Johor. From the door to the cell, the design has many similarities to those in Shanghai and Osaka.

Johor Bahru Prison

When Johor was still under the colonisation of British, this prison was used to imprison the criminals and people who rebelled against the British officials. However, in 2005, the prison was moved to Kluang due to small spaces and this prison was kept as detention site.

Address: Jalan Ayer Molek, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.

16. Bank Negara Malaysia Johor Bahru (马来西亚中央银行柔佛分行大厦)

Bank Negara Malaysia is the central bank of Malaysia which acts as the advisor to Malaysia’s government. Since its establishment in 1959, it built branches in every capital states of Peninsular Malaysia and the headquarter was located at Kuala Lumpur.

Bank Negara Malaysia Johor Bahru

While in the late 1900s, their bank services were taken over by the newly established retail banks. This results in the closing of their branches in most of the states, leaving only 3 in Peninsular Malaysia. Hence, Bank Negara Malaysia in JB serves as one of their maintained branches in Malaysia.

Address: Jalan Bukit Timbalan, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 225 7888

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Kota Tinggi Waterfall

Those looking for an exotic hideaway can stop looking!

Kota Tinggi Waterfall near Kota Tinggi in Johor has everything you are looking for in an exotic getaway.

It is the perfect setting for either a romantic moment or a family picnic!

There are other waterfalls in southern Malaysia, but the Kota Tinggi Waterfall is the most visited.

The views are spectacular!

It is also the best itinerary item for those seeking ecological-friendly trips.

This is a must-see for natural beauty! Do

Seeing this gorgeous area is affordable!

Kota Tinggi Waterfall

Kota Tinggi Waterfall actually consists of 2 waterfalls. One is near the park entrance.

Another waterfall is further down the trail and can be accessed using a walkway. There are cement steps leading to the walkway going to the upper area of the falls.

This upper waterfall is much larger than the one near the entrance.

All of the waterfall pools are dammed, so you can swim and there are tubes for rent to use in the pools.

There are also two waterslides and shallow pools for wading near the steps leading to the upper area. Other areas include grassy areas for picnics.

Birdwatchers will love this area! There are many different species to study.

There are also hiking trails and camping areas if you want a total outdoor experience.

The water comes down from Gunung Muntahak, so it is cold. The areas around the falls are also cooler than you may expect.

7 Kota Tinggi Waterfall Safety Tips

You can enjoy your time more with some safety knowledge!

  • The dammed pools for swimming has deeper water than under the waterfall.
  • You should not jump into areas because there could be rocks that probably get yourself injured.
  • Water may have strong currents may sweep you away, especially if it has just rained.
  • You can walk to the highest part of the waterfall to get a perfect scenic shot for a picture. Be aware the path is small and slippery.
  • Walk slowly and carefully on rocks as they are extremely slippery in the water
  • Do not drink the water from the waterfall.
  • Do not try to climb cliffs at the waterfall.

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10 Kota Tinggi Waterfall Useful Tips

  • There is a shop for tube rentals at the park for water slides.
  • There are small rooms where you can change into your swimwear and back into your clothes, but there are no showers.
  • You can wear your everyday clothes or swimming wear here.
  • Food stalls are available near the entrance.
  • Other activities you can do at Kota Tinggi Waterfalls are camping, hiking and picnic.
  • Try hiding under the cascading waters, it’s fun!
  • There are more crowds on school holidays and weekends.
  • Check the weather before you come to make sure it isn’t raining.
  • Tube rentals and food are not included in the ticket.
  • Kota Tinggi Waterfalls Resort near the waterfalls offers to lodge. It makes for a great option if you want to spend the weekend getaways from Singapore here.

There isn’t a spot in Malaysia with more natural beauty! The Kota Tinggi Waterfall offers an awesome balance between undisturbed nature and modern convenience.

Sounds like the perfect short trip within so many of Johor attractions, doesn’t it?

The Kota Tinggi Waterfall makes a great way to spend a hot summer day!

Make time to cool off in the pools or under the waterfall!

Your kids will love it too! They can see birds, hike and swim. Time at the waterfall will leave the exhausted and sleep well!

This is one spot everyone must see at least once! After you do, you will want to come back and bring family or friends!

Kota Tinggi Waterfall Map

Kota Tinggi Waterfall Map

Kota Tinggi Waterfall
Location: https://bit.ly/2s0pAZP
Opening Hours: Daily (including School & Public Holiday): 8:00am – 7:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adult
Normal: RM 15 / MyKad: RM 7.50
Children
Normal: RM 10 / MyKad: RM 3.50

2 Best Food Near Kota Tinggi Waterfall

Before or after visiting Kota Tinggi Waterfalls, you can visit nearby restaurants to fill your tummy. After that, you can visit other attractions places near Kota Tinggi Waterfalls such as Firefly Valley Leisure Park, Kota Tinggi Museum, Desaru Fruit Farm and etc.

There will be nothing more welcoming like a good, fresh, tasty and authentic meal and washed down with fine drinks. There are two great restaurants you will find great food.

1. Kiang Kee Bak Kut Teh Restaurant (NON-Halal)

Just by JB to Mersing trunk road, you will find the Kiang Kee Bak Kut Teh Restaurant. It is a roadside restaurant famous for its food which is cooked on traditional pots over charcoal stoves.

The unique taste of the food and the simple ambiance create the perfect mix for a good stop-over in a sightseeing trip.

Kiang Kee Bak Kut Teh

Highlights:

  • The pork dishes here are too delicious to describe. You will need to taste them in personto enjoy the best that can come from well-prepared pork.
  • The aroma of traditional herbs welcomes you to the restaurant long before you get to it.
  • The staffers are friendly and attentive.
  • The food is served straight out of the pots on charcoal stoves; always comes piping hot as it should be.
  • Service is fast and the prices are reasonable for the fare you will be served with.
  • The thatched and patterned roofs give a cool ambience and allow the cool breeze to waft in.

Kiang Kee Bak Kut Teh Information:
Location: Batu 8½, Jalan Mawai, Kota Tinggi, 81900 Johor, Malaysia.
Tel:+607 – 882 1290 / +6019 – 747 9416

2. Sengat Seafood Restaurant

Not far from Kota Tinggi town is another fabulous restaurant, this one specializing in seafood.

Set in the heart of Teluk Sengat village, you will not miss it; it is right opposite the basketball court, or you can just ask, everybody knows it.

Also read: 11 Best Seafood Restaurants in JB

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The building hosting the restaurant is built on the crest of a small hill. This makes for a great view of the serene Johor River and the relaxed life of the village. The biggest attraction here is the food.

Sengat Seafood Restaurant near Kota Tinggi

Highlights:

  • The food is great! It is worth setting aside an hour or so from your trip to savor the culinary delights offered at this restaurant.
  • The prices for the food are very reasonable, especially if you consider that the seafood is freshly caught and well prepared by experienced hands. The presentation too adds to the appeal.
  • The service is good and orders are quickly served.
  • The cool ambience and open spaces allow a cool breeze in from the river.
  • Among their famous dishes include: sweet sour crab, steamed sea bass, butter lobsters and many more. All these dishes will be served with fresh vegetables and drinks.

Sengat Seafood Restaurant Information:
Location: 58, Jalan Belanak, Telok Sengat, 81940 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 895 5116

2 Resort Near Kota Tinggi Waterfalls

If you intend to stay for a night or more near Kota Tinggi Waterfalls, there are some Kota Tinggi hotels or resorts you can choose from. Below are the 2 best resorts you could consider if you want to enjoy a night stay.

1. Kota Tinggi Waterfalls Resort

A short walk away from the famous waterfalls is a lodge going by the same name. It is a place where you can stay if you have not had enough of the waterfalls and the surrounding attractions.

You can also stay at this resort if all you want is a quiet time away from it all. The natural surroundings and the tropical air are good for the body and mind.

Kota Tinggi Waterfalls Resort

Highlights:

  • Kota Tinggi Waterfalls Resort provides 18 rooms for you to choose. The rooms are basic, clean, airy, quiet, comfortable and the windows open up to lush garden views.
  • 2 restaurants cater for your culinary needs. The resident chefs have expertise in local delicacies which you will love.
  • It also has conference room, meeting room and banquet rooms.
  • The rates are affordable.
  • There is an outdoor pool.
  • You can enjoy watersports in the lodge.
  • Other facilities include daily maid services, barbeque facilities, garden, hiking, water park, gift shop and free parking.
  • It is a friendly place for families and groups of young people.

Kota Tinggi Waterfalls Resort:
Location: KM16, Jalan Lombong, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607-889 9222

2. Kota Rainforest Resort

The rustle of leaves, the chirping of birds, the faint shrill of insects and a gentle breeze on your face are what gives you a sense of peace and tranquility, away from the noisy city, the maddening traffic and the daily routine of work and life.

This is no less than what you will find in the serenity of Kota Rainforest Resort inside the tropical rainforest reserve at Kota Tinggi. It is the perfect place for relaxation and recreation for you, your family and your friends or colleagues.

Kota Rainforest Resort is easily accessible; it is just an hour’s drive from the Johor Bahru Causeway and not far from Kota Tinggi town.

Kota Rainforest Resort

Highlights:

  • The lodge is designed in a traditional form to give the feeling of life as it was when things were much simpler. This is the feeling of being in a tropical setting where the sun shines and the birds sing every day.
  • The setting could not be more magical; all around are trees, mountains and rivers.
  • Accommodation is in fully furnished and air-conditioned chalets which are fully self-contained. The wooden furniture is made to custom to reflect the overall theme of the resort.
  • The restaurant here will keep you well fed with the provision of all meals following Asian and Chinese menus. For group activities, buffet meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner, can be arranged, as are barbeque dos at the riverbank.
  • Recreation: There is plenty to do for all people, children, teens and adults at the resort. You will find pool tables, Mahjong rooms, soccer, beach volleyball, mountain climbing, river cruises, hiking, cycling and many more.
  • Event hosting: Kota Rainforest Resort has a magnificent open air hall for gatherings. It also has conference rooms, meeting rooms and ample facilities for team building.
  • There is plenty more to do around the resort including visiting the Kota Tinggi Waterfalls, great restaurants in Kota Tinggi town for local food and seafood, crocodile farms and much more.
Kota Rainforest Resort:
Location: Lot 4483, Jalan Lombong, Batu 8, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607-889 0030 / +607-889 0032

4 Attractions Near Kota Tinggi Waterfall

1. Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

In Australia, they call them salties. They are also known as saltwater crocodiles or Crocodylus Porosus if you prefer their scientific name.

Also read: 31 Things To Do In Johor Bahru (JB) (Last Minute Travel Hacks!)

These are the crocodiles that you will find at the Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm, a family run crocodile farm near Kota Tinggi in the Johor region of southern Peninsular Malaysia.

Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

A true Malaysian crocodile hunter, Mr. Ng runs the crocodile farm with a tradition of handling crocodiles passed on from his father and grandfather.

This makes him a third generation crocodile hunter. To get close to these huge reptiles, include the Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm in your itinerary.

An hour’s drive from the Causeway in Johor Bahru or twenty minutes away from Kota Tinggi will get you to this fascinating crocodile farm.

Highlights:

  • There are more than a thousand crocodiles on the farm. Watch them in near perfect natural habitat. Not to be missed is the feeding time. Look out for the really old snapper, all of 130 years old lazing somewhere in the sun.
  • Enjoy the thrill of getting real close to the crocs as you might not anywhere else in Asia and beyond.
  • Do not pass the opportunity to go deeper into Mr. Ng’s farm to see the really big snappers. Take a picture for the memories, just don’t get too close!
  • Learn all you can about crocodiles, their habitat, eating habits and their interesting lives from Mr. Ng and his wardens.
  • There are souvenirs you can take with you to help you and your family to remember your visit to the Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm.

Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm:
Location: Lots 1289 & 1290, Jalan Sembilan, Kampung Belading, Teluk Sengat, 81940 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 895 5220
Fax: +607 – 895 5137

2. Desaru Fruit Farm

Desaru Fruit Farm is an award-winning 100-acre farm where over 100 tropical fruits are grown with the agricultural best practices to produce some of the best tropical fruits in Malaysia and beyond.

Malaysia Agriculture, Horticulture and Agro-Tourism (MAHA) award solidified the farm as the place to go when you want to see, learn and appreciate Malaysia’s rich agricultural heritage when it comes to indigenous fruits.

Desaru Fruit Farm

How to get to Desaru Fruit Farm from Johor Bahru? Well, it is about an hour’s drive from Johor Bahru to Desaru Fruit Farm via Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru/E22 or Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru/E22 and Route 17.

If you are getting from Singapore to Desaru Fruit Farm, you can use Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru/E22 to reach Desaru Fruit Farm. The journey may take about 1 hour 30 minutes.

If you prefer to use the North-South Highway, use the exit at Pasir Gudang and drive on to Kota Tinggi and further on to the farm another 40 kilometers away.

Highlights:

  • See, feel and taste the finest fruits in the region courtesy of Desaru Fruit Farm. The king of all traditional Malaysian fruits, the durian is grown here abundantly, and so are other traditional fruits like water guava, honey orange, jackfruit, and soursop. This is in addition to numerous other tropical fruits.
  • Learn about their fascinating farming practices which yield such succulent fruits free from disease and deformation.
  • A great place for urban children to learn that the fruits they love so much come from trees and shrubs rather than supermarket shelves.
  • Buy some fruit to take with you home or to enjoy for the rest of your trip in the region.

Desaru Fruit Farm:
Location: No. 1, Sungai Cemaran, Desaru, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 822 3886/5886

3. Sungai Lebam Wetlands – Fireflies

Sungai Lebam Wetlands is well known for the magical lights of the fireflies that come alive in the night.

Watching the millions of blinking lights from the lightning bugs, as fireflies are also known as, for the first time is described by those who have experienced it as one of the moments you will remember all your life.

While they are harmless to humans, their ecosystem is rather delicate and it will be responsible to leave them well alone.

Sungai Lebam Wetlands -Fireflies

Their preferred habitat seems to be the near the Berembang trees in the vast mangrove swamps in the protected wetlands. Avoid visiting on rainy nights as the fireflies prefer dry nights to come out with their lights on.

An hour and a half at the most should get you to the Sungai Lebam Wetlands from Johor Bahru and a little longer if you are coming from Singapore or Senai International Airport.

Do not leave the children behind on this trip; they will always thank you for it.

Sungai Lebam Wetlands:
Location: L3-26 Aras 3, Bangunan JOTIC, 2 Jalan Ayer Molek, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 222 3590/3591

4. Canopy Tribes – Glamping in Kota Tinggi

There is always something about a camping trip that makes it memorable for years and years. Imagine this kind of trip and all the luxuries that you can find to it. It will sum up to the best camping holiday you have ever had.

This is what you find at Kanopi Tribes. They call it ‘Glamping’, short for glamorous camping. That should give you an idea of what you should expect.

Canopy Tribes

Set deep inside a tropical rainforest only three kilometers from the well-known Kota Tinggi Waterfalls, you will experience the pure joy and peace that comes with country living, fresh air, plenty of birds and fabulous food and drinks to complete your perfect holiday.

Highlights:

  • Luxurious Bell Tent services for classy and elegant accommodation.
  • Service is personalized while it endeavors to keep your privacy intact.
  • Enjoy true charcoal fired grilled meals right by your tent and fine drinks to your order.
  • There is mountain climbing at the nearby 513m Gunung Panti.
  • A birdwatchers paradise; the rainforest boasts of more than 250 bird species.
  • Karaoke nights at the bar.
  • Fishing for your dinner at the lake.
  • Trek through the rainforest with its rivers and streams of clear water
  • Take a night boat ride to enjoy the magical sight of millions of fireflies.
Kanopi Tribes @Kota Tinggi:
Location: 7815, Jln Lombong, Batu 8, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +6018-786 5152

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Malacca attractions that are definitely worth to visit when travel to Malacca!

Whether is your first time or you’ve been here countless times.

Malacca will make you fall in love all over again with its unique blend of ancient buildings and modern living alongside breathtaking sights!

Malacca is a famous tourist destination with a rich cultural heritage, subsequent to the colonial rule of Portuguese, Dutch and British.

Traditional culture is carried on by the Baba & Nyonya who are descendants of the Chinese delegates of Ming Dynasty where they emigrated from China and settled here.

What to do in Malacca, you may ask?

Don’t worry,  we’ve listed 18 top attractions in Malacca that is definitely worth visiting!

Why Malacca is Worth Visiting?

  1. This place is like a mixture of culture, where you can find traces of East countries (China and Japan) and West (Portugal, Spain, England).
  2. Pleasant climate.
  3. Friendly people around.
  4. A lot of unique places to see and visit!

It’s almost impossible to see all the breathtaking places of Malacca in a few days, but you can try. There are 18 places Malacca attractions you must visit! So make a detail “to-do” list before your trip and be ready to have the most wonderful days in your life!

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Top 18 Melaka Attractions To Visit

While it’s almost hundreds of interesting places there, there are 18 of them that you just must-see during your trip. If you didn’t see Jonker Street or Melaka River during your visit, you just didn’t see Malacca! So use your time carefully and take the opportunity to become a witness of rich history of Asia.

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1. Malacca Jonker Street

Jonker Street is a center of Chinatown and it’s a huge market, where you can buy everything!

With rich history, a lot of different people, goodness, historical landmarks, cafes, restaurants and attractions, Jonker Street in Malacca City’s Chinatown is a complete delight to walk through.

Even during busy weekdays, this Street is crowded with people and interesting stuff to see and to buy.

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Jonker Street Night Market

What you can visit in Melaka Jonker Street:

  • Jonker Street Night Market – it’s a real event with live music, the wide array of stalls, polite and friendly hawkers and ubiquitous bargains. Jonker Walk comes to life at nights in full color with a lively party-like atmosphere.
  • Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum – a collection of three restored houses from the 19th century.
  • Hard Rock Cafe, which was opened in 2013, it is situated idealistically by the Malacca River.
  • Mamee Jonker House – the perfect place for parents and children, which offers fun activities for visitors of all ages.
  • Jonker Street Library, which is decorated with traditional Chinese furniture and has a unique collection of Buddhist literature.

But the best attraction of Jonker Street is, of course, shopping and eating!

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The best places for shopping in Malacca Jonker Street:

  • Orang Utan House – an art house of Malacca-born Artist Charles Cham. It’s a studio gallery with the brightly painted exterior;
  • Jonker Gallery is a great place for inexpensive souvenirs to bring back home;
  • The giant San Shu Gong local produce shop;
  • Joe’s design – the most-wanted place of everybody, who just in love with hand-made, one-of-a-kind jewellery.
  • Natural Wellbeing – a shop with a unique collection of beauty products.

Reviews from the tourists:

Tourists are just obsessed with Jonker Street. Like a lot of them say after the trip, it is a great place to go and shop and night life there is just awesome. A lot of them advise to visit modern and classic restaurants, to taste different types of food there and just have a great time!

Location: Jonker Street Night Market, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Friday to Sunday: 6:00pm – late

2. St. Paul’s Church Malacca

St Paul’s Church is a popular tourist destiny among the people, who are interested in history and rich culture of this country.

St. Paul's Church in Malacca

History of St. Paul’s Church

The ruins of the ancient church are very popular among tourist and native people of Malaysia. This historic church was built in 1521 and situated at the summit of St. Paul’s Hill. Right now, this Church is a part of the Malacca Museum Complex.

Armless Statue

A marble statue of St. Francis Xavier (built in 1953), which is situated in the complex, has only one arm, and here is why. Stories tell that when the best-known missionary was to be canonized in 1614 the Vatican demanded the right arm (the one Francis used to bless his converts) from the body. So they cut it off and blood appeared even after his death. They say that when the statue was erected, a large tree fell on his right arm.

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Transport

It will be hard to go to the Church using public transport, so think about taxi or go by car, locals would be happy to help you find the way to this famous landmark.

Reviews from the tourists:

People, who already visited St. Paul’s Church highly recommend being aware of a little climb you take and big crowds around this landmark. A lot of them point, that this is a romantic, historical place you will fall in love with.

Location: Jalan Kota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
GPS: https://bit.ly/2GzH5Gh
Opening Hours: Daily
Admission Fee: Free

3. Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum

This wonderful living museum was established in 1896 and once was the family home for the Baba Chan family.

This heritage building is a unique blend of cultures, east and west countries and illustrates the lifestyle of the Peranakan at the end of the 19th century.

The original design is influenced both by the European architecture and Eastern traditions and history.

Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum

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Reviews from the tourists:

This museum shows a rich side of Malacca and exactly where you can feel and touch the past. Moreover, the museum has very good guides and interesting program. As a lot of tourists say:  “Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum is one of the main attractions in Malacca that tourist should not miss.” Cameras inside the museum are prohibited.

Location: 48 & 50, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia. (a street adjacent to the Jonker Walk)
Contact: +6 06-283 1273
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 1:00pm & 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Ticket Price: RM16 (adults), RM11 (children aged 5-12 years old)

4. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple

The most notable landmark of Malacca situated in famous Jonker Street and was built in 1646. This old Chinese Temple considered being the oldest Buddhist place of worship in Malaysia.

Cheng Hoon Teng Temple in Malacca

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Interesting facts about the Temple:

  • The temple is dedicated to Goddess of Mercy (Kuan Yin);
  • The building was designed by son-in-law of Captain Li, Malacca’s second Chinese captain;
  • The temple is managed by the same trustees that serve Bukit Cina (significant hillside and burial ground few kilometers away from the town);
  • Traditional Chinese Opera Theater is directly opposite Cheng Hoon Teng Temple. Next to the Opera’s building is a newly constructed Xianglin temple;
  • This is a huge black, gold and red statue of the main Goddess of the Temple in the central prayer hall.

Reviews from the tourists:

Among tourists, this Temple is known as “A treasure of Malacca”, “The place you must see” and “A heritage landmark”. This place is open and inviting for everybody and is famous as a first Chinese temple in this country, which is made in a very unique and Malacca-like style.

Location: 25, Jalan Tokong, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-282 9343
Opening Hours: 7:00am – 7:00pm
Admission Fee: Free

5. Christ Church Malacca

This church was built by Dutch, when they took possession of the country. The most defining structure of Malacca is notable for unique design and history. A picture of a brick-red building with a huge white cross is famous all around the world.

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Christ Church Malacca

What do you need to know about this attraction:

  • The church is located in Church Street, near to Malacca’s Chinatown center.
  • Christ Church is situated across the bridge from the Jonker Street and it’s almost the most popular sight in the Stadhuys area.
  • Close to Church are two museums, so you visit three places in a short period of time.

Reviews from the tourists:

This peaceful and historic place welcomes everybody, who wants to spend one day in harmony and to see history with his own eyes. As people say, there are tree services during the day in two languages – English and Chinese.

Location: Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-284 8804
Opening Hours: 9:00am – 5:30pm
Admission Fee: Free

6. Melaka Wonderland Theme Park

Visiting this famous Park and Resort in Melaka is the best way to cool down and have great fun on a hot day in Malaysia. The highlights of this Malacca’s tourist attraction and huge multi zone park are high-speed water slides and thrill rides.

Melaka Wonderland Theme Park

The key facts about the sparkling-new Wonderland Theme Park in Melaka:

  • The park is surrounded by 360 hectares of forest;
  • This Theme Park features a whopping two million liters of water.
  • The water theme park offers 16 different and equally exciting attractions.
  • The most popular attractions are the Lazy Cum Crazy River, the Big Wave pool, the Adventure Island, Anaconda Twist, The Pendulum slides.
  • The park is very close to the city center, so it’s not necessary to spend a night there. But if you want to have more than one day of fun, there is a big hotel in this Park you will be comfortable in.

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Reviews from the tourists:

People say, that it’s real fun there and pool security is friendly and do their job well. But you need to remember, that tickets are a little bit expensive and there are a lot of people during the holidays and weekends.

Location: Lot PT 17178, Lebuh Ayer Keroh, Hang Tuah Jaya, 75450 Ayer Keroh, Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-231 3333 / +6 06-231 1119
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday to Sunday: 9:00am – 7:00pm
Closed on: Monday except during Malaysia public holidays & Malaysia school holidays
Ticket Price:
Weekdays: RM33.20 (adults), RM26.05 (children above 90 cm up to 12 years old)
Weekends: RM37.90 (adults), RM32.00 (children above 90 cm up to 12 years old)
Non-Malaysian: RM45.00 (adults), RM37.90 (children above 90 cm up to 12 years old)

7. Maritime Museum & Naval Museum Malacca

The Maritime Museum is a huge Portuguese ship, which sank near the Malacca. It’s 34 meters high and this ship-museum will take you hundreds of years ago.

Maritime Museum & Naval Museum

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What you can see in Maritime Museum & Naval Museum Malacca:

  • The Maritime Museum is a great place for people, who love history, sea and all, that connecting with it.
  • For ship fans, there are a big collection of different ship models that are on display at the museum.
  • Others can find exhibits of porcelain, silk, textile and spices used by the seamen of the past. And you can just enjoy the atmosphere of sea travels, ancient ship and old times.

Transport

The best way to get to the Maritime Museum is by car or hiring a cab. Also, it’s located just ahead of the Stadthuys, so it’s better to go by foot there and enjoy all local shops, museums, galleries, churches.

Reviews from the tourists:

All as one say: This museum inside the old ship is worth visiting!

Location: Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 9:00am – 5:30pm
Friday to Sunday: 9:00am – 9:00pm
Ticket Price:
Malaysian: RM5 (adults), RM3 (children)
Non-Malaysian: RM10 (adults), RM6 (children)

8. Melaka River

The Melaka river divides Malacca town into few parts and goes straight through the middle of it.

So just take the river cruise and you will see the beauty of the town from the inside! During this 45 minutes ride you’ll see famous historical buildings, churches, old warehouse and villages.

Melaka River Night View

Address and open hours:

The departure of the ship is on Muara Jetty, close to famous Maritime Museum. The cruise is available every day, without any holidays, from 9:00am to 11:30pm

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Reviews from the tourists:

As it known, Malacca began from this river as a fishing village. So this cruise shows the history of the town and its unique beauty. Tourists advise to take 3 tours in different time:

  • one during daylight to enjoy old buildings:
  • another one before sunset to enjoy colors
  • the third one in darkness in order to enjoy lights and breeze.

9. Dutch Square

Feel the time travel back to colonial era at Dutch Square – where you can find the Melaka’s surviving parts after the war. According to the experts, Dutch Square is believed to be the oldest Dutch building ever existed in the East.

Distinguished by red classic buildings, this historical place serves as the prominent landmark in Malacca. With an elegant fountain dotted in the centre and surrounded by colourful trishaws, you will find endless tourists here every day, trying their very best to capture the best angle of Dutch Square.

Malacca Dutch Square

A visit to Dutch Square is rewarded with great historical knowledge. There are renovated galleries, museums and churches around. Do check out the Stadthuys in Dutch Square which used to be the Dutch governors’ official residence. Currently, it houses numerous museums displaying the history of Malacca in the most interesting way.

Attraction Highlight:

  • Very near to various historical sites in the state such as The Christ Church, Youth Museum and Art Gallery.
  • You can hire a trishaw to tour around the major tourist destination in Malacca.
  • Few minutes’ walk to Jonker Street.

Location: Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Daily: 12:00am – 12:00pm
Ticket Price: Free

10. Melaka Straits Mosque

Built on stilts over the sea, Melaka Straits Mosque is a modern designed mosque perfectly blends with both Malaysian and Middle Eastern mosque architecture. Situated on Pulau Melaka, the was opened on 24th November 2006 whereby the opening ceremony was done by the Sultan of Malaysia at the time.

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The grand main dome follows the Middle Eastern mosque style while the turrets are similar to the rooflines in typical Malaysia’s mosque. While for the minaret, it has an unusual and striking design and the walls of the mosque are fully decorated with beautiful glass window.

Melaka Straits Mosque

During high tide, it looks exactly like it’s floating on the ocean. If you come here in the evening, the view is so stunning that it surely wipes away all stresses of the day. Due to the scenic view, the mosque also attracts lots of photographers throughout the year.

Attraction Highlight:

  • Offer a panorama view of the Straits of Malacca.
  • Non-muslims are welcomed inside to admire the contemporary Islamic architecture.

11. Freeport A’Famosa Outlet Village

This open air Dutch colonial era styled shopping village is the biggest shopping outlet located at Alor Gajah.

It consists of more than 70 international brands offered at superb prices.

Freeport A’Famosa is located just outside A’Famosa Resort Malacca and is just on your way to Malacca’s UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Malacca Freeport AFamosa Outlet

What you can visit in Freeport A’Famosa Outlet Village:

  • The village houses a pool with miniature geysers and a large windmill. For the kids, there are carousel rides, strollers and tricycles to keep them occupied.
  • Popular brands will offer discounts ranging from 30% to 70% depending on the season. Among the listed brands are Nike, Clarks, Hush Puppies, Forever 21, Versace, Elle, Playboy and many more.
  • Food-wise, there’s a food courts selling local and international food, Pappa Rich café, Marry brown fast food restaurant so you can’t go hungry here.
  • While you’re around Malacca, Freeport A’Famosa Outlet Village is a must place to satisfy your shopping desires with attractive deals.

Location: Jalan Kemus, Simpang Empat, 78000 Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-552 8961
Opening Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm

12. The Shore Sky Tower

For a near 360° bird’s eye view of Malacca city, a visit to the 43 storied Sky Tower will give you a view of 50 kilometers at all direction.

It is just a short walk away from the UNESCO World Heritage district and it’s located beside the river bank facing Morten village.

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The Shore Sky Tower In Malacca

What you can do in The Shore Sky Tower:

  • The Sky Tower is a great place to take a scenic landscape picture of Malacca or a family photo with a breath taking view.
  • The Sky Tower can be accessed through the 42nd floor of the skyscraper.
  • From the Sky Tower, facing inland you can see Gunung Ledang. By facing to the sea, you can easily see the Straits of Melaka and even Pulau Besar and other small islands.
  • There is a glass ledge for those who aren’t afraid of heights, where you can see the view of the ground and have your picture taken by a professional photographer.
  • The Shore Sky Tower is the best place to enjoy a panoramic view of Malacca city be it during the day or during the night.
Location: Tower 1, Level 42, The Shore Shopping Gallery, 193, Pinggiran @ Sungai Melaka, Jalan Persisiran Bunga Raya, 75100 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-288 3833
Opening Hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 9:00am – 11:00pm
Friday, Saturday & Public Holiday: 9:00am – 12:00am
Ticket Price: RM25 (adults), RM18 (children aged 3-12 years old)
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13. A’Famosa Fort

This historical fort was built by the Portuguese in 1511 after they defeated the Malacca Sultanate. On 1641, it fell to the Dutch and subsequently in the early 19th century to the British.

The fort was to be destroyed in 1806, but was spared by the founder of Singapore, Sir Stamford Raffles.

The fort is just a 5 minutes’ walk from Christ Church. It is a very peaceful place away from the busy-ness of Malacca city.

A'Famosa Fort in Malacca

Interesting facts about A’Famosa Fort:

  • The remains is the gate house Porta de Santiago which is part of A’Famosa fort is what you can visit and see today.
  • The remains of the fort are well preserved and white stone carvings which are still readable, the canon placed in front of the entrance is a replica.
  • The Portuguese, Dutch architecture still looks well preserved despite its age.
  • Wooden walkways and bridges are laid carefully so you can safely enjoy your walk inside the historical ruins.

Location: Jalan Parameswara, Bandar Hilir, 78000 Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-552 0888
Opening Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Ticket Price: RM2 per entry

14. Pantai Klebang

Ever wonder where to get a piece of dessert in Malaysia? You don’t have to go so far as Malacca has its own dessert at Pantai Klebang.

Klebang dessert is a reclaimed land made by Malacca developers and years of land excavation placed at the edge of Pantai Klebang resulted in this unique looking desert.

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Pantai Klebang In Melaka

What you can do on Pantai Klebang:

  • It looks exotic like the Gobi desert, the perfect place to have some sand sliding fun and desert hill hike.
  • Before entering the area, be sure to use at 4×4 as the terrain is slippery and can sink your tires deep into the sand. It might take 15-20 minutes’ walk on foot to reach the desert.
  • This unique desert scenery is perfect for a wedding photo-shoot as well as a unique family photo. The best recommended time to come is before the sun rises or before the sun sets.
  • As in a real desert, it might get quite hot if you decide to stay for the day, so make sure to have umbrellas, sun blocks, snacks and plenty of drinking water.

Location: Pantai Klebang, Melaka, Malaysia.

15. Alto Sky Lounge @ Hatten Hotel

Looking for a romantic rooftop dinner after an eventful day at Malacca? Alto Sky Lounge is the place to be to witness the skyline of Malacca while fine dining.

The view of Malacca’s coast is stunning, while the interior of the lounge is luxuriously comfortable and grand.

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Alto Sky Lounge in Hatten Hotel, Malacca

What you can taste and enjoy at Alto Sky Lounge in Hatten Hotel:

  • Unique fine dining cuisine such as the Salmon Fume Boursin Marcotte, Atlantis Black Cod in Truffle Abalone White Consommé, Sun-God Poseidon Nage Hokkaido Molluso, and Thai Tamarind Nectar Sorbet are among the many dishes served.
  • As you enjoy the good food, great music graces the Alto. The live band performs professionally which grants a very rewarding entertainment for the evening.
  • Highly recommend this venue for romantic dates, business dinner or just catching up with mates over excellent food, wine and music.
  • The rooftop dining experience overlooking the city skyline is breath-taking.
Location: Level 22 (Roof top), Hatten Hotel, Hatten Square, Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-221 9558
Opening Hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 4:00pm – 12:00am
Fri, Sat, Eve of Public Holidays & Public Holidays: 4:00pm – 1:00am
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16. Upside Down House Malacca

A replica modern Malaysian house which is unique because everything inside is up-side down. This exhibition is quite a new addition to the normal attractions in Malacca.

As in a normal sized house, the house is made up of five areas, the living room, kitchen, master bedroom, children’s room and bath room. Everything is inverted.

Upside Down House Malacca

What you can do in Upside Down House Malacca:

  • This is where you can let your photography creativity set the limits, just by fixing the right pose and photo angle, you can have a photo that will blow your mind away.
  • It is also a nice place to have a fun family photo-shoot and even out of the box pre-wedding photos. Highly recommended to have a visit while you’re in Malacca city.
Location: G12 & G14, Jalan PM 5, Plaza Mahkota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 011-1072 2260
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 10:00am – 7:00pm
Friday to Sunday & Public Holidays: 10:00am – 9:00pm
Ticket Price:
Malaysian: RM15 (Adult), RM10 (Child)
Non-Malaysian: RM20 (Adult), RM16 (Child)
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17. Machap Walk

Machap Baru Street Walk is located in the small district town of Alor Gajah, Malacca. The town is located just 32km away from the city of Malacca.

Machap Walk unites all the famous dishes of Malaysia in one place. The street is filled with every race in Malaysia which shows the 1 Malaysia spirit.

Do not miss the opportunity to go to Machap Walk, open during the weekends if you happen to be in Malacca.

Machap Street Walk

What you can do and eat at Machap Baru Street Walk:

  • Machap Walk’s main attraction is the bizarre and exotic food. To those who are looking for special type of meat such as wild boar, deer or even snakes, well this is the place to be.
  • Street hawker food such as the fried kuey teow, wantan, panda bun and bihun mee cake are among the best-selling. Other types of food offered at Machap are, roasted duck, laksa, dim sum, sambal petai and many more.
  • Special for the meat enthusiast, Alie 7 Corner Aneka Soup serves beef, mutton and chicken soup. There is also the famous Malaysian nasi lemak.
Location: Machap Walk, Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia.
GPS: https://bit.ly/2Jk8vSp
Contact: +6 017-390 7806
Opening Hours:
Friday to Sunday: 6:00pm – 12:00am

18. Menara Taming Sari

One of the unique attractions at Malacca is the Menara Taming Sari. It is the only revolving tower in Malaysia. It measures 110 meters in height and its revolving tower offers a wide and far landscape scene overlooking Malacca city.

Menara Taming Sari is located nearby Bandar Hilir at Jalan Merdeka. If you happen to be at Dataran Pahlawan Megamall and Mahkota Parade Mall it is just a short 3 minutes’ walk away.

The tower’s name is taken after a famous keris, which is a magical weapon belonging to legendary Malay Admiral named Hang Tuah.

The design of the structure of the tower takes on the shape of the weapon, while the highest point of the tower resembles its hilt.

Menara Taming Sari, Melaka

What you can do at Menara Taming Sari:

  • The tower can carry up to 66 people per session which will revolves as it ascends from the ground level till the highest level of the tower. The whole session takes about 7 minutes.
  • It is recommended to have a ride as you can see the magnificent landscape of Malacca city, including the historical sites, such as Independence Memorial Building, Flor De La Mar Ship, St.Paul’s Hill, Samudera Museum and the beautiful blue Straits of Malacca.

Location: Jalan Merdeka, Plaza Mahkota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6 06-288 1100
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 11:00pm
Ticket Price:
Malaysian: RM17 (Adult), RM11 (Child below 12 years old)
Non-Malaysian: RM23 (Adult), RM15 (Child below 12 years old)

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