Melaka Historical State

Situated on the western coast of the Peninsula, Melaka has as its neighbours Negeri Sembilan to the north and Johor to the south. Melaka itself is the most historical city in Malaysia and contains the oldest European, Hindu, Chinese and Malay buildings in the country.

A Famosa (Porta De Santiago)A Fomasa was built by the Portugese conquerous in 1511 as a fortress. Surrounded by stone walls and boasting four towers, it was the strongest fort in the region. During the Dutch attack, the fortress was badly damaged. In 1670 the Dutch repaired and embossed this fortress with the "voc" chest above the gateway witch still can be seen today. With the invention of Sir Stamford Raffles in 1808, he saved the old gateway from destruction.

Alor Gajah MuseumExhibots will help visitors to journey into the past and visualise the amazing stories behind the district of Alor Gajah. The district was the site where Naning war was waged. There are also exhibits on the cultures of the Malay, Chinese and Indian.

Ayer Keroh LakeIdeal for exciting water sport activities such as boating and canoeing. It is equipped with amenities and facilities to enable families to enjoy relaxing moments amidst scenic surroundings.

Malacca Zoo
More than 44 species of animals found in Southeast Asia and Africa amidst natural setting. Rated the best zoo in this part of the country, it is an enticing place to discover the animal kingdom at your own pace.

Gadek Hot SpringPopular as the spa among visitors from far and wide seeking therapeutic cure for skin diseases. Handicraft shops and playgrounds have been made available to provide additional attractions for visitors. A ideal spot for family outing.

Portuguese SquarePerhaps the right phrase to infer strong affinity to Portugal would be 'Mini Lisbon'. Located within the Portuguese Settlement, the square is the culmination of Portuguese culture in its full splendour and colours.

                                                                                           Seri Tanjung HomestayExperience the real kampung way of life at Seri Tanjung village. Twice winner of the National Beautiful Village competition, Seri Tanjung offers Accommodation for visitors under the Homestay concept. The village is in Alor Gajah District, approximately 24km away from Malacca Historic City. Visitors will stay with host family, the villagers of Seri Tanjung. As such, visitors will experience the essence of village life in Seri Tanjung, an experience which is becoming a rarity nowdays.