Excursion d'une journée historique à Malacca avec déjeuner au départ de Kuala Lumpur
Description
Il y a de nombreuses années, Malacca était l'une des destinations les plus prisées de la Malaisie. Avant que Kuala Lumpur ne soit passée d'une jungle infectée par le paludisme à une capitale raffinée, Malacca était l'un des plus grands ports de commerce du sud-est de l'Asie. Au fil du temps, il est passé d’un port florissant à une ville paisible et calme et a perdu sa place en tant que destination incontournable pour ses cousins aux hauts sommets. Pourtant, ces dernières années, Malacca a été reconvertie en une escapade de choix grâce à ses nombreuses attractions historiques. Lieu de la célèbre cuisine de Nyonya, c’est une destination prisée des touristes désireux d’entrevoir le patrimoine unique de la Malaisie.
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Itinéraire
L'église Saint-Pierre est une église située dans la ville de Melaka, à Melaka, en Malaisie. C'est la plus ancienne église catholique romaine en activité en Malaisie.
Le Stadthuys est une structure historique située au cœur de la ville de Malacca, capitale administrative de l'État de Malacca, en Malaisie, dans un lieu connu sous le nom de la Place Rouge. Le Stadhuys est connu pour son extérieur rouge et sa tour de l'horloge rouge à proximité.
La rivière Melaka serpente depuis Dutch Square et passe le pont Tan Boon Seng. Au cours de l’invasion portugaise de Malacca, ils ont saisi ce pont et coupé les communications entre les deux rives de la rivière, divisant effectivement Malacca en deux et entraînant la défaite de Malacca. Il convient de mentionner quelques autres ponts le long de la rivière Melaka. Outre le pont Tan Boon Seng, il y a le «pont fantôme de Malacca» (pont piétonnier qui relie Kampung Pantai à Kampung Jawa) et le pont Old Market (qui relie Kampung Hulu à Jalan Kee Ann et au vieux marché central). C’était jadis une scène pittoresque de bateaux de pêche amarrés le long des rives de la rivière, mais c’est maintenant principalement des rangées de restaurants chinois. Fait amusant: l'un de ces restaurants a été présenté dans le blockbuster hollywoodien Entrapment, avec Sean Connery et Catherine Zeta Jones. En savoir plus sur: http://www.malacca.ws/attractions/melaka-river.htm?cid=ch:OTH:001
Populairement appelée Jonker Street, Jonker Walk ou Jonker Hang Jebat, cette rue est un endroit très attrayant à Melaka et un quartier populaire à visiter. Que vous souhaitiez chasser la meilleure nourriture à Melaka, magasiner des boutiques et des souvenirs ou visiter les musées primés et les magasins de la galerie.
Le temple Sri Poyatha Moorthi est le plus ancien temple hindou de Malaisie et l'un des plus anciens temples hindous en activité dans l'Asie du Sud-Est maritime. Situé dans l'état de Malacca, le temple est l'un des rares temples de Chitty existants en Malaisie.
Le temple Cheng Hoon Teng est un temple chinois pratiquant les trois systèmes doctrinaux du bouddhisme, du confucianisme et du taoïsme situé au n ° 25 Jalan Tokong, dans la ville de Malacca, en Malaisie. C'est le plus ancien temple en activité du pays.
La mosquée Kampong Kling est une ancienne mosquée de la ville de Malacca, à Malacca, en Malaisie. La mosquée Kampung Kling est située à Jalan Tukang Emas, également connue sous le nom de "Harmony Street" en raison de sa proximité avec les temples Sri Poyatha Moorthi et Cheng Hoon Teng.
A Famosa est une ancienne forteresse portugaise située à Malacca, en Malaisie. Il fait partie des vestiges architecturaux européens les plus anciens en Asie du Sud-Est et en Extrême-Orient. La Porta de Santiago, petite porte, est la seule partie de la forteresse qui subsiste encore de nos jours
La mosquée, qui a été construite avec le mélange d'artisanat du Moyen-Orient et de Malaisie, ressemble à une structure flottante si le niveau de l'eau est élevé.
Le musée maritime est un musée situé dans la ville de Melaka, à Melaka, en Malaisie. Avec près de 20 000 visiteurs par mois, c'est le musée le plus visité de Malacca.
La cuisine de Nyonya est le résultat de la fusion d'ingrédients chinois avec différentes épices et techniques de cuisson utilisées par la communauté malaise / indonésienne. Cela donne lieu à des interprétations par Peranakan de plats malais / indonésiens également piquants, aromatiques, épicés et à base de plantes. Dans d'autres cas, les Peranakans ont adopté la cuisine malaise dans leur palais, comme le poisson assam et le bœuf rendang. Les ingrédients clés comprennent le lait de coco, le galanga (un rhizome subtil et parfumé à la moutarde semblable au gingembre), les candlenuts comme agent aromatisant et épaississant, la feuille de laksa, les feuilles de pandan (Pandanus amaryllifolius), le belachan, le jus de tamarin, le lemongrass, le bourgeon de flambeau, le gingembre, le jicama, la feuille de lime kaffir parfumée et le cincalok, un condiment à base de crevette au goût acidulé et au goût puissant qui est généralement mélangé avec du jus de lime, des piments et des échalotes et se mange avec du riz et d’autres accompagnements.
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L'hôtel est à environ 5 km du centre-ville de KUALA LUMPUR
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(15)
Horrible experience. Didn’t have the traditional meal as advertised in the description. Driver was just driver and not a tour guide. Left me to figure things out on my own. Car was gross with food and stains and the seatbelt was broken and the back seat was very uncomfortable which made th 2+hour trip each way miserable. Car had bad odor
Dear Guest, Thank you for your feedback. We take all customer comments seriously; however, after reviewing our records, we are unable to locate any booking that matches the details provided in your review. To help us investigate this matter properly, could you please provide your booking reference number, travel date, and the name under which the reservation was made? We would appreciate the opportunity to verify the information and address any concerns you may have. At SKYTRIPS TRANSPORT & TOURS SDN BHD, guest safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. The issues mentioned regarding the vehicle condition, broken seatbelt, and service standards are not consistent with our operating procedures, which is why we would like to investigate this further. We look forward to hearing from you and clarifying this matter. Kind regards,
Great tour to see historical sites in Melaka on a day trip from Kuala Lumpur. Mr Shah (driver and guide) was friendly and professional. He provided interesting background about each of the sites we visited. I feel I was able to visit all of the most important sites in Melaka and this was an efficient way to do so. Mr Shah picked me up early and gave me enough time to visit each site. He is a good driver and I felt safe. Had a nice traditional lunch along Jonkers Walk. Saw the floating Mosque as a bonus.
Thank you for your wonderful review! We are delighted to hear that you had a great experience on the Historical Malacca Day Tour and that Mr. Shah made your trip enjoyable. Melaka is a fascinating heritage city with many important historical landmarks, including areas around Jonker Street, which is known for its historic shophouses and vibrant atmosphere. It’s great to know that Mr. Shah’s professionalism, friendly service, and informative explanations helped you better appreciate the history and culture of the places you visited. We’re also glad you enjoyed the traditional lunch along Jonker Walk and the visit to the beautiful floating mosque—these are truly memorable highlights of the tour. Thank you for choosing SKYTRIPS TRANSPORT & TOURS SDN BHD. We hope to welcome you again on another tour in Malaysia in the future! 😊
With a bus we were picked up in our hotel. After two other pick-ups, we left for Malacca. The drive to Malacca is about 2 hours where guide Stephen told non stop about KL and Malacca. In the morning until lunch we visited churches, forts, ... each time with lots of information given by the guide. Lunch was in a side street of the center and was tasty. In the afternoon we had a 2.5h free time to visit the center and this was top. After a 2 hour drive back we were dropped back at our hotel. As far as we were concerned, far too much time was wasted on some of the sights in the morning and the explanation by the guide was far too much and too lengthy. I advise everyone to book a private transport (bus, grab,...) to Malacca and then visit everything yourself. Malacca is small and everything is centrally to visit.
Beste reiziger, Bedankt voor je uitgebreide review en het delen van je ervaring met onze tour naar Malakka. We waarderen je eerlijke feedback en vinden het fijn om te horen dat je de lunch en de vrije tijd in het centrum als positief hebt ervaren. Het spijt ons te horen dat je de uitleg van de gids als te uitgebreid hebt ervaren en dat bepaalde bezienswaardigheden volgens jou te veel tijd in beslag namen. We streven ernaar om onze tours zo boeiend en informatief mogelijk te maken, maar begrijpen dat ieders voorkeur hierin kan verschillen. Jouw suggestie om Malakka op eigen gelegenheid te verkennen is zeker een goed alternatief voor reizigers die liever hun eigen tempo bepalen. We zullen je opmerkingen meenemen om onze tours in de toekomst nog beter af te stemmen op de wensen van onze gasten. Nogmaals bedankt voor je review en we hopen dat je verder een fijne reis hebt gehad!
Interesting historical place well worth a visit and a must is the Cendol from Kampung Hulu slightly off the beaten track but my the river. The 30 minutes boat trip was also very good.
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Matha picked us up in a great air conditioned car which was most welcome. Matha kindly made a comfort stop on our way to Malacca and provided us with bottles of water during the day. Matha then dropped us at various points of interest which was great however, we originally thought he would accompany us to the temples, forts etc. We stopped off in Jonker Street for lunch which was okay but would not eat there again. Matha was extremely helpful, courteous and very polite the whole day. Chris and Jude Moss UK
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Malacca was removed as a port of call on our cruise so we chose this day trip from Kuala Lumpur before embarkation. It was an interesting and enjoyable tour. I had been there over 60 years ago so I wanted my wife to share the experience. We think the itinerary needn't be so detailed. We chose to cut out one or two in order to spend longer in the places that were of most interest to us.
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We have been booking tours with Viator for a few years and this must have been the most disappointed experience we ever had. We paid for a whole day private tour from Kuala Lumpur to Malacca, clearly it said water, lunch and many attractions entry/admission included. We did not get our welcoming water from the tour guide (Helmisamarudin). He drove us to Malacca and took us to only 2 out of 10 attractions listed on the tour program. He then told us to take a 10 mins river cruise (which we paid for) then walk around on our own, get lunch and meet him back at the car to be taken back to Kuala Lumpur. We had to pay for our own lunch and water! So the $340 AUD we paid for the whole day tour was just for transportation. Could have got to Malacca and back for 1/2 the price. Can not believe Viator contracted this guy.
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Its an ok town, with a few things to see. Don’t expect this to be a guided tour, its just a driver taking you from stop to stop, following the itinerary regardless of creating its own logical order. Most of the times we didn’t know where were we going or even what we were going to see, just a hand signal to get out of the car and walk.
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Malacca is spectacular, with many tourist attractions of great historical value. You should consider at least 2-3 days, as the 1-day tour only gives a vague idea of the city. However, our guide was very attentive and managed to give us a good idea with detailed explanations of the places we passed. Being Portuguese, we had high expectations of seeing what remains of Portugal's presence in Malacca. Unfortunately, it's down to a door in the old fort (A Famosa) and a neighbourhood outside the city where you'll find several restaurants serving dishes with a few (very few) Portuguese flavours. Overall, it was very nice to spend the day at Malacca!
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Great information, good driving, all the bases covered. Excellent lunch, and nothing was hurried. Since the mosque was closed, our driver/guide took us to the Portuguese settlement.
Your review made our day, Keith. We’ve passed your comments on to Helmi so he can enjoy the good vibes too. Comments like yours make our work worthwhile. We love that you enjoyed the tour and had an interesting experience learning about Malaysian culture. We couldn’t create or provide the tour that we do without great customers like you! Thanks for choosing us; we can’t wait to serve you again in the future!
