Malacca

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Hi a wonderful historical old town of Malaysia, worth every moment and every dollar you spent. Visit the old Chinatown area and the nostralgic place at Bukit Cina .. at the SamPoh magical well where the water never stop to fill-up and to flow..

Here are some of the important touring places in the old town of Malacca..

1 PLACES OF INTEREST
2 IMPORTANT PLACES
3 NEW rIVER SIDE OF Malacca
4 Antiques Paintings and Places to see

[edit] PLACES OF INTEREST

1. Stadthuys
2. Christ Church
3. St. Francis Xavier's Church
4. St. Paul's Church
5. A'Famosa
6. Malacca Sultanate Palace
7. Dutch Graveyard
8. Independece Memorial
9. Jonker Street
10. Nyona & Baba Heritage
11. Hang Kasturi Mausoleum
12. Kampung Hulu Mosque
13. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple
14. Kampung Kling Mosque
15. Sri Poyatha Temple
16. Hang Jebat Mausoleum
17. Hang Li Poh's well
18. Sam Poh Kong Temple
19. Bukit China Hill
20. St. Peter's Church
21. Portuguese Settlement

(Malacca town centre is now under the jurisdiction of UNESCO world heritage overview and supervision; all buildings are under conservation)

[edit] IMPORTANT PLACES

A. State Development Corp.
B. Tourist Information Centre
C. Immigration Department
D. Central Police Station
E. Express Bus Terminal " Malacca Sentra is now the New Express bus terminal
F. Old Bus Terminal near Malacca River(relocated to Malacca Bus Sentral
G. Malacca Government Office
H. Public Library
I. Telecoms Department
J. Customs Department
K. Tourist Police Station
L. Mahkota Parade

[edit] NEW rIVER SIDE OF Malacca

[edit] Antiques Paintings and Places to see

Malacca is truly an antique shopper's paradise. Many artifacts and authentic antique items are available at more than 15 antique shops lining the busy streets of Jonker Street, affectionately known as the "street of antiques" and is well known among the international antique collectors. The street is named Jalan Hang Jebat today. Along the streets, one can find houses built in the 17th century, still standing strong and housing generations of Malaccans.