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MALACCA
OVERNIGHT WEEKEND GETAWAY
Saturday 21 to Sunday 22 August 1999
This was my first foray into organising a riding trip.
I managed to organise this at about S$40 per person for a 1-night stay. All
other expenses (food, petrol, toll fees) were "P.Y.O." (pay your own).
Malacca is also an easy destination to organise.
Being relatively close by, even small Class2B bikes can make it. As a relatively
compact town, it is easy to navigate. And its rich historical background makes its
an interesting site to visit.
PHOTOS
Ruins of the Fort

In and around Colonial Town Square and Portugese Enclave

Along the Chinatown, the quaint Peranakan culture and
trades

Tourist information about Malacca
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- Malacca was founded by a Sumatran prince, Parameswara,
during the early 1400's. In the following centuries, it grew from a fishing village into a
great cosmopolitan city. Malacca became an important port and trading centre for European
and Western countries. Merchants from all over the world came to trade spices, silk and
other treasures. Some even settled in this land "flowing with milk and honey".
Over time, this coveted city was subject to Portuguese, Dutch and British rule.
- Today, Malacca is an illustrious historic city - a melting
pot of historical treasures and cultures.
- Read more about Malacca (Meleka)... here are some useful links:
- Malaysia Visa
Application - Travel Document Systems; Passport and Visa Services. This
is the site for the latest Travel Information and the most complete collection of on-line
URL: www.traveldocs.com/my/index.htm
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