Muzium samudera (Flor de La Mar)

Muzium Samudera was on my bucket list, and it was really nice. I wasn't sure if it was more something for kids, but even for adults it's very interesting.I arrived just before sunset (just before closing time), which made the experience more magical. Late afternoon is recommendable because at daytime it's too hot. I enjoyed it.

i click photo af muzium samudera big ship BC pics it's really amazing place to know about history of melaka..

it's really good to know about history, how that time looks. it was good experience..

The Malacca Maritime Museum is just across the road from the Royal Naval Museum, and the shape is built according to a real Portuguese large-scale long-distance ship, the "Flower of the Sea", and the appearance is magnificent and huge, attracting the eyes of tourists. When transporting Malaysian loot back to Europe, the "Flower of the Sea" sank by the sea in Malacca, and the Malay government built and expanded the pavilion for the ship. With many of the most valuable treasures of Malacca in the cabin, the Maritime Museum is considered one of the most important symbols of Malacca's heritage. The museum's windows display items left over from all periods of Malacca, so visitors can experience the changes in Malacca's history. Its main exhibits include flags, statues, illustrations, currencies, ship models, etc. in different historical periods, which will further understand and improve the culture of each historical period in Malacca.

#malaka It was the first overseas travelling together for me and my then girlfriend, current wife. Thus, it was exciting for me when we travelled to Malacca Malaysia. One of the places we went to was one of the most iconic landmark Muzium Samudera (Flor de La Mar). We had great experience as we got to go on board the ship to have a feel what was it like to be on board an ancient ship. From there, we got to enjoy the view of the sea. There was also a musuem to showcase some artifacts.