Private Car To Malacca From Singapore

Overview of Malacca

Recognized for its many historical sites, Malacca blends the culture of the different states of Malaysia. It is located approximately 245 km from Singapore and takes about 3-hours direct drive. Besides that, the distance between Malacca and KLIA2 International Airport is about 136km. The variety of entertainment and unique sites make the trip well worth it. The area is accessible via a number of transportation methods including public transport, rental car, shuttle bus, taxi and private car. Modes of transport such as the bus system will extend your travel time significantly so it’s encouraged to find a direct means of travel instead. While the area is low in natural resource it makes up for it in being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the surrounding area. The abundance of breathtaking views and rich heritage make it a great place to explore by foot or otherwise. While there are a number of cultures in the area, the most popular is the Peranakan which still prospers in Malacca with a mixture of old and new buildings standing alongside offering a truly diverse mix of food, customs, traditions and lifestyle.

Top 10 Attractions in Malacca

Malacca offers a multitude of options for entertainment. With so many different places and interests in the area it can be hard to choose what to prioritize on your trip. We’ve listed ten of the most popular attractions below to help you plan your vacation.

1.) A Famosa Fort

This historical site was built in the 16th century by the Portuguese to protect against Dutch Navel forces and is the key to getting a true feel for the area. It is one of the major landmarks of Malacca.

2.) Jonker Street

You are sure to be mesmerized when walking through Jonker Street. Lined with organized stalls you’ll find polite and friendly merchandise hawkers offering cheap prices on a number of different goods. Also in the area you’ll get the treat of live music and street performers. The combination of sales and entertainment make this a perfect place for antique collectors, bargain hunters and art enthusiasts. To truly experience the area at its peak, visit on Friday or Saturday night where a special market is held. You’ll taste a variety of local food such as bak chang, popiah, dim sum and more. You’ll also get front row to a number of exclusive live performances.

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3.) The Stadthuys

It was built in 1650 and this is another well-known Dutch construction. Originally, this location was built as the police officers and Dutch government’s official residence. It is now home to the History and Ethnography Museum. Displays include costumes and artifacts which make it a premiere museum to explore Malaysia’s history.

4.) St. Paul’s Church

Even if you aren’t spiritual or religious this is an interesting place to visit for its historical value. Built in 1521 by a Portuguese Genera, it is known as one of the oldest Catholic churches found in Malaysia.

5.) Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary

Approximately 15 km away from town in Ayer Keroh, you’ll find this sanctuary. It is home to a number of varied animals such as lizards, crocodiles, leopards, snakes and butterflies. It may be hard to combine so many different animals in your imagination but the park is easy to stroll through, divided into five different areas. Each area is designed and detailed to provide an experience of its own, you’ll find enjoyment in the Butterfly Garden, Koi River Valley, Reptile Aviary, Wild Photo Lane and Nature’s Art Center.

6.) Menara Taming Sari

Take a short three minute walk from Mahkota Parade Shopping Complex and Dataran Pahlawan Megamall, you’ll discover the first gyro tower in Malaysia. Measuring 110 meters high the tower offers a beautiful 360 degree panoramic view of the all of surrounding Malacca.

7.) Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum

This first exclusive culture museum is located in Jalan Tan Cheng Lock. Exhibits ceremonial ornaments, garments, shoe unique baba and Nyonya furniture, handicrafts and dining ware offering a special historical view of the local cultures that remain today.

8.) Melaka Sultanate Palace

The original palace was ruined when the Portuguese attacked Malacca in 1511, this is the wooden replica that was built after. Situated on a gently sloping hill the building was constructed based on 15th century architecture.

9.) Mini Malaysia & ASEAN Cultural Park

This culture driven park is packed with full sized models of traditional Malaysian buildings open to visitors to tour. Much like Karyaneka Handicraft in Kuala Lumpur, you’ll find each house is complete with fixtures, furnishings and artwork which beautifully illustrate every country’s culture displayed.

10.) Melaka Wonderland Theme Park

Be sure to bring some energy with you to this adventure land. The park is packed with fun featuring 16 different attractions including The Pendulum, Lazy Cum Crazy River, Anaconda Twist, Adventure Island and more. Whether traveling with friends or family, this makes a great spot for truly active entertainment.

Top 10 Food To Try While In Malacca

You can’t truly experience a locations culture without partaking in local cuisine. Offering a variety of Chinese, Nyonya and Malay styles, you are sure to go home with all new favourites.

Nyonya Laska

For those who like spicy food, try Nyonya Laska. The Laksa is fully flavoured from spices and chillies and makes a hearty meal.

Nasi Lemak

It is local favourite and is a national dish. Fragrant rice is cooked in “pandan” leaf and coconut milk before being served with banana leaf enhancing the taste dramatically.

Chicken Rice Ball

For a snack try the chicken rice ball. Rice is first cooked in chicken soup before being rolled into a ball giving it a unique flavour and texture that makes it a local favourite.

Cendol
Putu Piring Tengkera
Asam Pedas
Duck Noodles
Satay Celup
Klebang Coconut Milkshakes
Nyonya Kuih.

Private Car Transfer Service From Singapore To Malacca

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