Play with Ma Liujia

        Imagine a city with ancient historical buildings and a fusion of modernity and tradition found on every street corner. This is Malacca, a small town full of stories and surprises. For young people who enjoy exploring, Malacca is not only a symbol of history, but also an adventure of food and culture.

        Since being listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, the small city of Malacca has instantly become a must visit destination. In addition to being one of the oldest cities in Malaysia, it also preserves ancient buildings with diverse styles. Colonizers from different countries have left their marks here, walking on the streets of the city as if passing through a time tunnel, full of a sense of history.

        Arriving in Malacca, the Strait Mosque is definitely a must visit attraction. It is located on the artificial island of Malacca. Whenever the tide rises, the entire building seems to float on the water, especially when the sunset sets, the afterglow reflects the golden dome, dreamy like being in a fairyland. Every snap is a beautiful photo, guaranteed to blow your Instagram!

                If you love history, you must not miss St. Paul's Church. It was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and is located on the mountaintop of Sao Paulo. Although only mottled stone walls remain today, standing here, one can still feel the atmosphere of time travel. Even better, from here, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire city of Malacca and the strait. Walking up the mountain, enjoying the scenery, and taking a few beautiful photos, wouldn't it be great?

        There is also a landmark that must be mentioned here - Red House Square. As the name suggests, all buildings are red, including the City Hall and the Christ Church, which were left over from the Dutch colonial period. Walking here feels like instantly returning to the European colonial period hundreds of years ago. There is also a very charming Dutch windmill and Victorian style fountain on the square, which is also a popular check-in spot for web celebrities. Don't miss it if you like to take photos!

        It would be a pity not to visit the weekend limited chicken farm cultural street night market in Malacca. This can be said to be a gathering place for local cuisine and culture, with a dazzling array of snack stalls, handicraft shops, and various street performances, creating a super lively atmosphere. From the fragrant satay to the locally unique durian dessert, every corner is mouth watering. Remember to leave your stomach empty to taste more delicious food!

                To fully appreciate the beautiful scenery of Malacca, we recommend trying two fantastic experiences. Firstly, there is the rotating tower, a 110 meter high observation tower that allows you to overlook the entire scenery of Malacca from a high altitude of 360 degrees. As the seat slowly rises, the city scenery, winding rivers, and distant straits all appear before my eyes, giving me a feeling of 'overlooking the whole world'; As for the Ma Liu Jia River cruise, it is a leisurely way to enjoy the city scenery from the water. The buildings on both sides of the river are colorful and full of colonial characteristics. At night, neon lights are reflected on the river surface, romantic and mysterious, especially suitable for couples or travelers who like a fresh atmosphere.

        The cuisine in Malacca is not only delicious, but also a key point to check in. How can you miss the famous seafood restaurant in the area - Dongshengyuan Seafood Restaurant? The cheese shrimp Rice noodles and golden sand fried crab here can definitely make you want to stop eating, especially the golden sand fried crab wrapped with salted egg yolk, which has a strong salty flavor, and you can feel the fresh and sweet crab meat in every mouthful. If you are a durian enthusiast, be sure to taste the durian desserts from Malacca, from durian puffs to durian ice cream, each one is satisfying.

                In addition, there is also a local limited edition that must be mentioned - chicken rice, with millet rice balls paired with tender and smooth Hainan chicken. The rice absorbs the aroma of chicken juice, and you will fall in love with it after just one bite. Don't forget to have a bowl of cold "fried pistil" after dinner, which is composed of coconut milk, green Rice noodles and red beans. It is a good companion in summer, and also a must buy food for IG in a limited time.

        Ma Liu Jia, a small town full of history and culture, can satisfy the curiosity and taste buds of travelers, whether it is strolling through ancient buildings, capturing dreamy scenery, or tasting unique local cuisine. Why not start planning now? Bring your luggage and prepare to embark on this unforgettable journey!

        #