We will Explore the historic town of Malacca, a key port for trade between the East and West with influence of former Asian and European rulers evident throughout this World Heritage City. Here, many battles had been fought to gain control of this strategic port, leading to the monopoly and control of the lucarative East Indies Spice Trade. You will be visiting the Dutch Square (Red Building) The Stadhuys that were once the offices of the Dutch Governor. The other main attraction is the Main gate of the Malacca fort which been reinforcement back after the battles between Malacca and Portugese, A Famosa or Porta De Santiago. Beside this two (2) places we also visiting the : * Straits Mosque * Jonker Walk * Riverside Artwalk and few other places as surrounding the Banda Hilir, Malacca. We drive our traveller around Malacca and not just leave you at town_ru-RU

After a convenient pickup from your Kuala Lumpur hotel set off to explore the many wonders of Malacca, a UNESCO-listed city. Spend the morning wandering through streets that are an eerie reminder of Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonialism in Malacca. Then, soak up the 18th-century architecture as you visit Malaysia's oldest functioning Catholic church, St. Peter's. The next stop provides a look at a once-grand fortress, A Famosa. The gatehouse, known as the Porta de Santiago, betrays its long history with a weathered, battle-scarred, and ghostly exterior that thrills and chills in equal measure. Proceed into the Malacca Museum complex through the ruins of St. Paul's church before strolling among the former Dutch administration buildings that make up the striking Red Square. Midway through your trip you stop for lunch in a delicious local restaurant. Conclude the trip with a leisurely walk on Malacca River bank before being transfer back to your hotel. Price Based per Car_ru-RU

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Malacca is the historical state of Malaysia, rich with heritage buildings, ancient landmarks and colonial structures. It was here that colonial forces first made contact with Malaysia, which eventually shaped the country into its current economic and political system. Today, in Malacca, you can still see the imprints of British, Dutch and Portuguese forces left behind in forts, museums, churches and towers. Visit Malacca for the cultural experience of a lifetime. This is a private trip which charter for one car price no matter how many people going the price will be same and most of the places will be visiting by car not like others which left you at the Dutch Square and the rest is by your self. All the places will ve guided through except for Malacca River Cruise, Jonker walk and Dutch Square because in anyhow traveler will need their own time with the family without anyone following and due to this we will let you to have your own time for 3-4 hours before leaving to KL_ru-RU

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