Malacca

Just came back from Malacca. Pretty nice place. I quite like it except for the wet weather. Stayed at Hotel Puri, a refurnished hotel from an old baba house just in front of Jonker Street where the hawkers will make stores to sell souvenirs, food, fruits, shoes, t-shirts, bags, etc etc.... There are a lot of museums and art galleries too.

The food there were delicious and cheap too, except for the "cendol" which i didn't like the taste... but the funny thing is, the cendol stall was full of people.... and some even took pictures of the cendol stall.
- We had chicken rice balls + vegetables, bascially chicken rice but the rices are served in ball for 2 persons and it cost us only 14rm.
- The nonya laksa was good too but i would not recommend you to take the "hum" that cost us like 6rm.
- The dim sum was cheap and nice too, with a lot of variety for you to choose.
- Pineapple tarts are freshly baked. It is crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. Taste great.
- Dining at the coffeeshop is even cheaper. Lunch was just 6.5rm for 2 persons. 3 dishes + 2 plates of rices.
- Dumpling Noodles and Redang Chicken Noodles that is at Jonker street is a must try. Really good.

Didn't take a lot pictures due to the bad weather. :)


The Cheng Hoon Temple, wanted to pray but didn't know the sequencing of praying.



Christ Church at the Stadthuys area. This is a popular tourist spot in Melaka.


This was the Maritime Museum. Heard that this is a monument from Portugal. Didn't went in as it doesn't felt worth the money. :P


A wall painting done free-hand. Wanted to take the painter but he was too shy.