Take a trip to Malacca and experience the cultural heritage of a city

🎠 Malacca is an ancient cultural city Years of accumulation and sedimentation have enriched its cultural heritage 🎠 Just wandering around, you can see the traces of history Experience the feelings that Malay culture brings to us * 🏡 Dutch Red Square 🏡 The Red Square features Dutch-style architecture, with thick hardwood, iron chains, and stone walls making it solid and simple. A red house that is super photogenic for taking pictures. 📍 Address: Located near the city square in the center of town, opposite the Christ Church * 🛕 Malacca Strait Mosque 🛕 The Malacca Strait Mosque is built on the man-made Malacca Island. The mosque looks beautiful under the sunset glow, with the golden dome set against the setting sun. Sitting on the seawall by the sea and admiring this beautiful scene is a very pleasant thing. 📍 Address: On the seaside of the east side of the Malacca River mouth * ⛪️ St. Paul's Church ⛪️ Built in 1521 by the Portuguese. The famous missionary St. Francis is buried here, and there is a statue of Father St. Francis in front of the church. After the Dutch occupied Malacca in 1670, they used the church as a fortress, and many bullet holes can still be seen on the outer walls today. 📍 Address: Located on Flag-Raising Hill at the mouth of the Malacca River * 🏯 Porta de Santiago 🏯 The fortress was built by the Portuguese when they occupied Malacca in 1511, and was bombarded and destroyed by the Dutch in 1607, with only the gate surviving. The fortress is regarded by locals as the spiritual symbol of Malacca. 📍 Address: Located at the foot of St. Paul's Hill