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| OFFICIAL CONFERENCE HOTEL |
| RAMADA PLAZA MELAKA |
| Jalan Bendahara, 75100 Melaka, Malaysia |
| Reservation : +606 289 9989 / +606 289 9808 |
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| ROOM TYPE |
ROOM RATE (per night)(RM) |
Booking Form |
| Premier Room Single |
RM 260.00 ++ (RM 303.16 nett) |
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| Premier Room Twin |
RM 280.00 ++ (RM 326.48 nett) |
| Executive Deluxe (Single) |
RM 320.00 ++ (RM 373.12 nett) |
| Executive Deluxe (Twin) |
RM 340.00 ++ (RM 396.44 nett) |
| Junior Suite (Single) |
RM 360.00 ++ (RM 419.76 nett) |
| Junior Suite (Twin) |
RM 390.00 ++ (RM 454.74 nett) |
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* Rates is inclusive of breakfast
* Effective 1st April 2012, Melaka State Government has imposed Heritage Tax @ RM2.00 nett per room per night.
* The rate above is EXCLUDING HERITAGE TAX |
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| HOTELS NEARBY |
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HISTORY COMES ALIVE IN
MALACCA
Don’t let the state of Malacca fool you. Its small size packs a punch in delivering a fantastic and bedazzling combination of old-world and new style.
As the first recorded state in Malaysian history, with a Golden Age to come with it, Malacca carries the very foundations of Modern Malaysia in its grounds.
A trip to Malacca is not complete without visiting the famous attractions that make it unique. Some of Malacca’s top places of interest are listed below. |
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| HISTORICAL MONUMENTS |
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 You would definitely want start your trip with the historical sites (as there are plenty of them to choose from). The A’ Famosa Fort gate (Porta de Santiago), one of the oldest landmarks in Malaysia, is a sight often associated with Malacca and acts as an ode to the Portuguese influence in Malaccan history. The Stadthuys, which means the Municipal Town Hall in Dutch, is the biggest and oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia, and is conveniently located in the Malacca Town Square. In the vicinity is Christ Church, the famous red church of Malacca, and Queen Victoria’s fountain, which you can visit on a self-guided walking tour of the area. If you haven’t satisfied your appetite for areas of historical significance, there are many more sites to choose from and explore. |
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| JONKER STREET & THE BABA-NYONYA HERITAGE MUSEUM |
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We all love to do some retail therapy once in a while. Antique shopping is becoming quite a trend these days, and Malacca is debatably the heart of antique shopping in Malaysia.
Pay a visit to the splendid Jonker Street during the evening to see it in its full splendour. Stalls selling antiques and souvenirs of Peranakan heritage are abundant here. You may
also find great restaurants scattered in the area. The Jonker Street Night Market is only open on Friday (6pm – 10pm), Saturday and Sunday (11am – 10pm). Do note that vehicles are
not allowed through the road, so if you are driving there, remember to park a slight distance away. |
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Before you adjourn to Jonker Street, you could spend your time learning about Peranakan or Baba-Nyonya heritage, which is native to the Malay archipelago. Located at No. 48-50 along
Jalan Tun Cheng Lock in Malacca, the Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum is a collection of three beautifully restored houses arranged to look like a typical 19th-century Baba-Nyonya residence.
Guided tours are available, with the guides regaling guests with Baba-Nyonya tales of yore in entertaining fashion during the informative 45-minute tour. The opening hours and
address are as below.
Opening Hours :
Mondays – Saturdays
10:00 – 12:30
14:00 – 16:30
Address : 48-50 Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, 75200 Malacca |
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| THE FOOD SCENE IN MALACCA |
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It may be uncommon in other parts of the world, but it is common in Malaysia to go on culinary tours. With the diversity in styles and flavours, Malaysia has made its mark when
it comes to the best foods in the world.
Malacca offers its fair share of local delicacies. You can find many of these eateries on Jonker Street and other parts of town. There are a number of modern concept cafes
around that take pride in showing off Malaccan heritage and culture. |
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NOTABLE CAFES AROUND TOWN:
Calanthe Art Café - Jalan Hang Kasturi
Plat Kitchen - 596, Jalan Melaka Raya 10, Taman Melaka Raya
Limau Limau Café - 49, Jalan Hang Jebat
The Daily Fix - 55, Jalan Hang Jebat
Orang Belanda Café - Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock |
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As you enter this wondrous city to be a part of this meeting, do take the opportunity to explore the sights, sounds and flavours that come together in bold fashion.
For more information on what to do during your stay in Malacca, visit
https://www.tripadvisor.com.my/Tourism-g306997-Melaka_Central_Melaka_District_Melaka_State-Vacations.html |
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