Melaka, also known as Malacca, is an interesting blend of Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch and British influences and is considered Malaysia's most historic city. It was once the most important trading port in the region but is now little more than a sleepy backwater. There are a few remnants of the Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial past, but on the streets it is the Chinese influence which is felt most.
01 Fountain 02 Stadthuys and clock tower 03 Trishaw 04 Dutch church 05 Dutch church interior
06 Dutch church 07 St Paul church clock tower 08 St Paul church 09 Nicolaus Baslij tombstone 10 View over Melaka
11 View over Melaka 12 Sultanate palace 13 A Famosa 14 A Famosa 15 A Famosa by night
16 Merdeka memorial 17 Old town 18 Old town 19 Chinatown 20 Prayer fire
21 Chinatown 22 Chinatown 23 Building 24 Chinatown 25 Chinatown
26 Pei Fung beauty saloon 27 Chinatown 28 Baba Nyonya museum 29 Baba Nyonya museum 30 Eng Choon Association building
31 Eng Choon Association building 32 Eng Choon Association building 33 Eng Choon Association building 34 Eng Choon Association building 35 Eng Choon Association building
36 Cheng Hoon Teng temple 37 Cheng Hoon Teng temple 38 Cheng Hoon Teng temple 39 Chinese temple
40 Chinese temple interior 41 Museum 42 Paintings 43 Paintings
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