Melaka River, the starting point of Melaka’s history, was once known as the ‘Venice of the East’ by the Europeans. Established by Parameswara, the prince of Sumatra, the river has been well-maintained up to now. Another attraction that is a must-see place is the Taman Mini ASEAN. This theme park functions as a showcase of Southeast Asian countries’ culture including Malaysia. Here you get to see things related to the culture of Southeast Asian countries.

Air Keroh Lake is a place you must go if you plan to relax and just look out to the water. Have a stroll alongside the lake or rent the boats or canoes and start paddling around the lake. While you enjoy your holiday, don’t forget also to exercise to stay fit in order to walk further. The famous Air Keroh Recreational Park is the place where you can jog and cycle or goes jungle trekking! There’s also place for camping if you are more to the adventurous kind of person.

Beaches in Melaka not only lay a legendary history, but also a place where fishermen’s income is. Pulau Besar is said to be a mysterious island as there’s a saying that says the island is formed after a pregnant woman who jumped into the sea after the death of her husband. As for Pantai Kundur, it seems to be a popular spot for tourists and also locals for swimming and picnics as well as an important spot for night-fishing.

The accommodations here range from less than RM100 to over RM400 depending on the hotel rates. Backpackers’ accommodation is also available here. The prices are 30 percent lesser during weekdays. The hotels area is located mainly in Jalan Bendahara while the budget ones are in Jalan Parameswara and Taman Melaka Raya. The hotels here will surely bring you back to the old days. If you prefer resorts than hotels, we have it all here.