If you come to Kuala Lumpur, I want you to visit Malacca too!

#AsiaTravelRecord Malacca: A journey surrounded by history and colorful cityscapes 🏖️ Malacca, Malaysia, is a historic port city registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As a former trading hub, it is a fascinating city where multiple cultures blend together. The unique atmosphere where European, Asian, and Middle Eastern cultures intersect will give you new discoveries just by taking one step! It takes 2 to 2.5 hours by bus from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, and costs 600 to 900 yen one way, so it is a city that you should definitely visit 🥺🥺🥺 [Must-see spots] Dutch Square (Red Square) A square lined with bright red buildings, it is an iconic place in Malacca. You can't miss taking photos here! Jonker Street At night, a night market is held, where you can enjoy street food and miscellaneous goods shopping. St. Paul's Church A ruin located on a small hill, it is a spectacular spot overlooking the cityscape and sea of ​​Malacca. I also recommend a leisurely cruise along the river. The experience of viewing the wall art and buildings that decorate the city from the water is truly relaxing. I recommend a walk along the river or a cafe 🤗 The multicultural food culture is also one of the charms of Malacca! Be sure to enjoy local delicacies such as chicken rice balls and Nyonya cuisine. I was struck by the cluttered feeling that is unique to multiculturalism, such as an Indian religious building right next to a Chinese temple 🥺 I wondered why there was such a lack of unity, but I also wondered why such buildings were built there and the background to its development as a port city, so I really like the city because I can feel the nature and history 🤗 #Malaysia #Malacca #Southeast Asia