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Red Square Melaka

The next most iconic tourist attraction in Melaka is Red Square. From the name you can already guess that this area has various red buildings. Starting from Christ Church Melaka which has still stood strong since 1753, then there is the Ethnographic Museum or Stadthuys which was previously used as the city hall building for the Dutch government. Next

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Benteng A Famosa Melaka

A Famosa is a Portuguese fort in Melaka located under St Paul's hill. Judging from the architecture of the building, this fort has a classic European feel in Asia. However, of the entire A Famosa fortress, what remains today is only a gate called Porta de Santiago and several cannons. Also known as Fortaleza de Malaca , Fort A Famosa which is located on

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Christ Church Melaka

One of the iconic tourist attractions in Melaka has several red buildings, such as Christ Church Melaka. This church was built by the Dutch in 1753 and is the oldest church in Malaysia. Previously, this church was used by the Dutch for the worship activities of the Protestant Christian congregation and was called the Dutch Reformed Church. However, after

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Melaka River

Melaka has long been known as a trade center in the Asian region because of the presence of the Melaka River. Traversing along the Melaka River is very beautiful, well maintained and clean, anyone who comes here will definitely be amazed, especially the villages around the river. There are many locations that can be visited along the riverbank with various

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Jonker Street

A holiday to Melaka wouldn't be complete if you didn't visit Jonker Street. This area is very busy with local residents and tourists, especially on weekends. On Jonker Street you will find many street vendors selling souvenirs and local food at very affordable prices. If you want to go on a culinary tour, Jonker Street is the right place. There is a

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Pulau Sibu

Unlike other islands in Mersing, Sibu Island is not well known for its mixed coastline – from rocky areas to fine sandy beaches. And the way to get here is not as easy as to go to another island around Mersing. Often coming here, it is the island's foot that serves other famous islands such as Rawa and wants to serve the island for them to

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Taman Negara Pulau Kukup

This island has swamps and mangrove forests. And not only is it important as a national park Johor, but also digazet as the world's most important natural heritage park. This 261-acre island is the 2nd largest mangrove swamp in the world. And this island has no inhabitants. Yeah yeah, who wants to sit in the hanger. Whatever this place is

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Endau Rompin

This is not for everyone. But if you really love to go into the woods, and be friends with mosquitoes and monkeys, this area is a paradise for you to explore. The forest is huge. It's the size of the river Endau, Johor to the river Rompin kat Pahang. And most importantly it is one of the oldest rainforests in the world (over 200 million years

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Nasuha Herbs & Spice Farm

Herb Nausea is actually a farm that produces hundreds of spices under the Mak Siti brand. But, because this place is so big and it really takes staff to treat you, not everyone can come visit. Want to enter the spice fields and the largest herbs in Asia are said to be worth a while. You also need 20 people and above. In other words, a troupe

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Best Hotels For Honeymoon

Looking for best hotel in Johor Bahru for honeymoon later? These are the romantic hotels for your most beautiful day. Jen Princess Harbor This is one of the best hotels for the always full-fledged Johor Bahru — because of its beautiful and romantic location. The hotel is located by the port and can see the rich cruise ship. Want a relaxing

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