Hii…I’m back with the second blog. Please visit my first blog if you want to see about “The Most Popular Mall in Kuala Lumpur”

Now, i want to share about my visit to Malacca Historical Places. Malacca is known for its historical place tourist destination spots with a rich cultural heritage, subsequent to the colonial rule of Portuguese, Dutch and British. All the cultural values in Malacca has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2008. Let’s discover the magnificence of Malacca!!

Dutch Square

First historical place that i visited is Dutch Square. Dutch Square Malacca also known as the Red Buildings that most attractive along Jalan Kota. You can see a lot of colourful trishaw pickup point and red colonial Dutch buildings that built between 1660 and 1700. Dutch Square Malacca reflects the history of Malacca, that is the Dutch administration which are Christ Church and the Stadthuys was built in 1650 and known as the oldest remaining dutch building in Asia. However in Dutch Square, you also can find British colonisation that is the Queen Victoria’s Fountain.

Dutch Square
(Bandar Hilir, 75200 Malacca)
Open 24 hours

St. Paul’s Church

After a short walk up to the hills from Dutch Square, it can leads to the St. Paul’s Hills. At there you can see the St. Paul’s Church. Based on the tour guides there, they explained that St. Paul’s Church originally built by a Portuguese captain in 1521. The church was regularly visited by St Francis Xavier, whose marble statue stands in front of the ruin. When the Dutch completed their own Christ Church at the base of the hill in 1590, St Paul’s fell into disuse. Under the British administration, a lighthouse was built and it eventually ended up as a storehouse for gunpowder.

St. Paul’s Church
(Jalan Kota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Malacca)
Open 24 hours

Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum

After visited the church, next place i drop by at the Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum which is at the foot of the St Paul’s Church. The Malacca Sultanate Palace is a replica of the Malacca Sultan’s palace during the Malacca Sultanate period. The palace is the home of the Cultural Museum which celebrates the Malay side of the Malacca’s history. The museum showcases more than 1300 items of Malacca’s past. The items include photographs, weaponry, drawings, musical instruments and gifts from foreign representatives. All these items are displayed in eight different chambers and in three galleries on the three floors of the palace

Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum
(Jalan Kota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Malacca)
Opening Hours: 9am – 5.30pm, Wednesday to Monday (closed on Tuesday)
Entrance fee : RM3 (Malaysians); RM5 (non-Malaysians); RM 2 (Child/Concession)

A Famosa

I also visited the historical monument of Malacca which is the Porte de Santiago commonly known as A Famosa among the locals. The A Famosa is a fortress which was used in the war last time and has many historical values.  A Famosa is one of the oldest surviving trace of European architecture in Asia. Once part of a mighty fortress, this tiny gate called the Porta de Santiago is all that history has saved.

A Famosa
(Jalan Parameswara, Bandar Hilir, 78000 Alor Gajah, Malacca)
Open 24 hours

Maritime Museum

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The last historical place that i visited in Malacca is Maritime Museum. One of Malacca’s most tourist-worthy attractions is the half-sized replica of the Portuguese galley, the Flor de la Mar, which is set near the Melaka River. The Maritime Museum was built in 1990 that is home to dated props including old maps, scale model ships, weaponry and nautical related accessories and relics that chronicle Malacca’s history.

Maritime Museum
(Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Malacca)
Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am-5pm; Friday to Sunday 9am-7pm
Entrance fee :
– Adults: RM5 (Malaysians); RM10 (non-Malaysians)
– Children/concessions: RM3 (Malaysians); RM6 (non-Malaysians)

Conclusion

For me, Malacca is a city that full of culture and history with many places to show for it. I would totally recommend you to visit Malacca, if you are the person that like about history and culture. Despite of their culture and historical places, Malacca also has Jonker Walk Night Market on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night, where there are a lot of tasty treats and delicious snacks are sold at cheap prices.

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“Feeling bored during weekend. Let’s go and explore this famous shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur!!”

Foods in Pavilion mall

In Pavilion mall, you can easily find any kind of cuisine that you like such as Chinese cuisine, Korean cuisine, Japanese Cuisine and many more.

• Chinese Restaurant:

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This restaurant serves delicious Chinese cuisine. The ‘xiao long bao’ in Din Tai Fung is my all-time favourite dish. If you take a peek into the open kitchen, observe how skilled chefs are carefully shaping the little soup-filled dumplings  with consistent quality of 21g and 18 golden folds to reach the optimum level of soup encasing. 

• Japanese Restaurants:

Craving for Japanese food, I recommend you to choose these 2 popular restaurant that can satisfied your stomach especially Sukiya restaurant.

• Western Restaurants and Bar:

Just off the boardwalk to the left of Pavilion’s main entrance there is “Connection Precinct” you can find many western restaurants and bar that opened until midnight.

Ladies time:)

In Pavilion mall, there are lot of stores from local brand and international or luxury brand for you girls and ladies to choose^^. Prepare your money girlsss and ladiesss, let’s go shopping in this ladies world. You can find many stores that sell bags, clothes, perfume store, skincare and make-up stores and etc.

Boy’s time

Not only girls can have their time to shopping, boys also can:) The boys also can find their casual clothes, shoes and sport brands in Pavilion mall

If you are a fans of DC Comics Super Heroes, this is a right place to go. This store is the biggest in the region and have all the superheroes galore you love such as Superman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Batman and the rest of The Justice League Of America. You will find an array of not only clothes but also shoes, hats & awesome figurines.

Another places that you can visit:

There is a Golden Screen Cinemas located at the 5th and 6th floor of Pavilion KL. If you have a couple of hours to spare then a visit to the movie cinema probably is a nice idea.

 You also can visit Art WeMe Contemporary Gallery that is one of the leading galleries in Malaysia, Singapore & USA. They have taken part in various international art exhibitions in Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan and Melbourne.

Pavillion Mall Kuala Lumpur

ADDRESS:
168, Bukit Bintang Street, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur,
Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

BUSINESS TIME:
– Pavilion KL
Monday to Sunday = 10.00 am – 10.00 pm
– Connection Precinct
Monday to Sunday = 10.00 am – Late

If you are tourists, you can get Pavilion Tourist Reward Card Privileges so What Are You Waiting For!! go visit the pavilion website to see special offers, discounts, gifts and so much more from over 250 stores.
https://www.pavilion-kl.com/viewrewards/Tourist-Rewards

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