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Explore Malacca Sea with Explorer Boats…



Mr. Mike here at the Explorer Boats Klebang Melaka is the state sea expert. With more than 20 years of experience in making boats, everybody who loves the sea and boats will know Mr. Mike from the Explorer boats. All kinds off boats available from passenger series, leisure, fisherman boats, kayak, pontoon, floating dock and trailers. Just don’t ask for containers ship. They manufacture boats, services, and rent.

The interesting about this guys at Explorer boats are they don’t just making boats, they also sail and dive. Contact them and they can organize for your fishing tours, angling, island hoping, company outings, diving trips and other sea related activities. Explorer Boats also have unique package too like :

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— asmaliana

Nossa Senhora da Annunciada – Have Wishing Well too



To date I have write about 2 ancient wishing well in Malacca, now 3 at St. Paul Church. Not including many old shrine and wells at the Mysterious Pulau Besar (Great Islands of Melaka). Located at the highest point in Banda Hilir, if you at the Porta de Santiago (A Famosa Fortress), look up and you can find the step to a hill with an old ruins at the top of the hill.

From the ruins, only the walls and gravestones are left of this church built by the Portuguese in 1521 and named “Nossa Senhora Da Annunciada” (Our Lady of Annunciation ). It was the earliest Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia . During The siege by the Dutch, much of the church was destroyed. Eventually the church was renovated and turn into a Protestant Church and named St. Paul Church. Many gravestone with Portuguese and Dutch inscription can be found here.

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— asmaliana

Catch A Fish at Pulau Undan



Pulau Undan or Undan Island is one of the few Island in Melaka apart the famous Pulau Besar (Great Islands). No people live here except for the Lighthouse operator and the Radar Tower at the Island. The lighthouse at Pulau Undan was completed in 1880 during British rule in Malacca as a beacon to all the ships that past along Malacca coast. Now the Lighthouse is still in operation but with added second newer concrete tower (Radar tower) for shipping communications.

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— asmaliana

First architecture when you enter Melaka will be…

The Ayer Keroh Arch (Pintu Gerbang Ayer Keroh) :

Located just about five kilometers from the Ayer Keroh toll plaza, which is the entry point into Melaka from the North-South Expressway, this arch serves to welcome visitors to Melaka. Flanked by three towers on both sides, the arch was the idea of current Melaka CM.

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— asmaliana

Another Luck Well if You Spotted the White Croc!

Wells are among the famous human creation for fairy tales. Around the world there are many stories about wishing well. The ancient Germanic and Celtic considered wells and springs sacred places. They throw the armory of their defeated enemy in to the well after battles as an offering to their god. Normal practice for dealing with an ancient or luck well are throwing coins deep into it and widely accepted around the world. You can see Chinese or European throwing coins into a well for luck.

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— asmaliana

Melaka International Tourism Show (MITS ) 2008



Melaka International Tourism Show 2008 (MITS) will be held again this coming December. The venue as usual is at Melaka International Trade Center, Ayer Keroh, Melaka. The date will be from 5 to 7 December 2008. As usual there will be many tourism players booth from travel agents, hoteliers, tourism organizations and tourism companies. Other activity will be cultural performances, appearance from local artist, demonstrations, games for family and prize give away. I will updates the latest tentative from time to time.

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— asmaliana

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Walking Along Jonker Walk..

A pedestrian walkway situated along Jalan Hang Jebat and continued along Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock. Jalan Hang Jebat is previously known as Jonker Street. The walkway till today is still called the Jonker Walk. Jonker Walk is situated at the heart of Melaka town. This street is one of the oldest in town dated back when Dutch conquered Melaka. The name Jonker is Dutch word for ‘Jonkheer’. Jonkheer means prince or master. The street established in Dutch era for lower level of people to live such as servant to the Dutch Officer that live at Hereen Street or now Tun Tan Cheng Lock Street. Historian said that Jonker Street has been here as early at 1641.

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— asmaliana




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