Malacca | Nanny-level Guide

|Nanny-level Guide. 🧸Travel Guide: D1—Stadthuys—St. Paul's Church—Jonker Street D2—Malacca Mosque—Malacca River Cruise—Malacca Zoo D3—Cheng Ho Cultural Museum—City Tour—Return 🎈Must-visit Places: 1. Stadthuys: An iconic attraction in Malacca, full of Dutch colonial architecture, perfect for taking photos and capturing great shots📷. 2. Jonker Street: A vibrant street with a lively atmosphere, featuring many food stalls, craft shops, and cafes, where you can experience the local culture🖼️. 3. Malacca Strait: Check out the strait from the books, and consider taking a boat tour to enjoy the magnificent sea view and feel the sea breeze🏝️. 4. St. Paul's Church: One of the oldest churches in Southeast Asia, located on St. Paul's Hill, offering a panoramic view of the city and the Malacca Strait, with a statue of St. Francis Xavier in front of the church 🗿. 🍟Must-try Food: 🍛Nasi Lemak: Rice cooked in coconut milk, served with curry chicken, peanuts, and cucumber, offering a rich taste and a lingering coconut aroma. 🥗Nyonya Cuisine: A fusion of Chinese and Malay cooking styles, with rich flavors. Recommended dishes include Nyonya Laksa and Nyonya Kuih. 🍜Curry Noodles: Rich curry soup with noodles and various toppings, offering a rich taste. The sweet and spicy flavor is unforgettable. 💓Tips Please keep your passport with you to avoid police checks and provide identification. The sun in Malacca has strong UV rays, so bring sunscreen and a sunshade if needed. Malacca is a multicultural city, so respect the local religion, customs, and etiquette.