CONCLUSION

During the trip we have learned a lot of knowledge and got many experiences. This task not only made us to accomplish it but it made us realized how important to get know the history of that place and the story behind all the building that stay in Malacca. It is a good thing because the government decided to keep those buildings for everyone especially youth’s watch. For the example, Memorial Pengisytiharan Kemerdekaan or in English, Memorial Declaration of Independence at first was a building for British, Malacca Club. Besides that, we also amazed with all the signs and notes at each places which really help us to understand and the information there guided us

                

BECA/RICKSHAW

The best way to celebrate and appreciate the panoramic city of Malacca to walk slowly while sitting rest rickshaw ride. The rickshaw will take you through the streets and alleys in the center of this historic city, which often will be missed if you decide to walk alone. This spot can be rented by the hour or by the distance of the journey and it is based in Stadthuys. The rickshaw are beautifully decorated with amazing and unique design and the cost of the ride is RM 30 per hour for each rickshaw can be sit by 2 average weight adult with probably a child. And there is a clear signboard located near Jonker street entrance and the clock tower that states clearly the rental rates.This rickshaws are quite happening, some are fully equipped with sound systems and PA speakers so as the rider takes the customers around, you can hear music coming out from the rickshaw. There was a Malay family and one rickshaw played Malay songs or the others song when they ride it. The tourists also can have so much fun and great experience by riding the rickshaw that take through the streets of historic city.

Melaka Stamp Museum

This building was the former Melaka State Museum, also known as the ‘Sekolah Gambar’. It was originally used as the residence for Dutch dignitaries living in Melaka.

The building has the shape and characteristics of western architecture with local roof, doors and windows. It was constructed using local materials. This museum opens every day from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The ticket price for adult citizen and adult foreigner is RM 3.00. The price ticket for children citizen and children rofeigner is RM 2.00.

The Museum building was originally used as the residence for Dutch dignitaries living in Malacca until the end of World War II after which the building into the Malacca State Museum.

On 19^th  March 1954, G.E.Wisdom  the Resident Commissioner of Melaka converted this building to a museum. However, in 1982, the museum was moved to the Stadhuys. Now it houses Melaka Stamp Museum.

The Malacca Islamic Foundation took over the building and used it for several years until the Enforcement Unit of the Malacca Municipal Council took over.

In 2004, the building was restored by the Department of Museum and Antiquity and handed over to the Malacca State Government. In 2007, the state government, in cooperation with Pos Malaysia, decided to set up the Malacca Stamp Museum at the building.

Results Pos Malaysia Cooperation with Government Melaka, Melaka Then comes the STAMP Museum In 2007, with the tagline ‘’ Keranamu, Dunia Menjadi Indah ‘’.

Stamp not only represent the payment has been clear for mail delivery, it also represents a country, a nation and a recording of natural beauty and a reminder of certain milestones.

The Department of Museums and Antiquity has gazetted it as an ancient monument according to Section 15 of  the Antiquities Act 168/1976

RIVER CRUISE MALACCA

The Malacca River is the river that cuts across Malacca town, on its way to the Straits of Malacca. It separates the civic district clustered at the foot of St Paul's Hill, from the residential and commercial district of Heeren Street and Jonker Street. A flotilla of small boats transports sightseers up and down past historic buildings, old warehouses (godowns), interesting mangrove stands, churches, and villages. The 1998 Sean Connery movie Entrapment was partially filmed here. Tours last about 45 minutes in boats ranging from 20- to 40-seaters, and normally a minimum of eight passengers is required before departure.

Their open hours are 9.00am until 12.00am and there is no any holiday.

The admission fees are for non My card holder; Adult-RM15.00 and Children RM7.00. While for My card holder; Adult-RM10.00 and Children RM5.00. And for those who have student will get special price, RM7.50 per person.

JONKER WALK

Jonker Street isthe centre street of Chinatown and was once renowned for its antique shops. However over the years it has turned to clothing and crafts outlets as well as restaurants. The best part of Jonker Street is the night market on Fridays and Saturdays that sells everything from tasty treats to cheap keepsakes. The street houses many shops selling antiques, textiles, handicrafts and souvenirs. On the weekends, starting Friday night at 6pm, the road is closed off for traffic and turns in a very crowded night market. Nice experience in night market when we use to gathered with family and friends , buying and searching for a unique and amazing things such as crafts, bracelets and others thing.

DATARAN PAHLAWAN MELAKA MEGAMALL

The biggest lifestyle shopping megamall in Melaka that houses international fashion brands, international and local F&B favourites, entertainment centres, movie cinema, karaoke etc. Linked to 2 hotels (Hatten Hotel and Estadia Hotel), Dataran Pahlawan is located right in the middle of UNESCO Heritage Sites and alongside the famous A Famosa.

The current tenants, Padini Concept Store, Mac City, Golden Screen Cinemas, Charles & Keith, Royal Selangor, Brands Outlet, F.O.S., Urban Food Hall, KFC, Ms READ, Skechers, Uniqlo, Esprit, MNG, Terranova, Subway, Sakae Sushi, JOM Coffee, BBQ Plaza, Dragon-I, Souper Taang, Voir Gallery, Adidas, Cotton On, Black Canyon, Guardian, Watson, Wongkok Char Chan Teng, Aldo, Victoria Secret, SK Jewellery, Guess, G2000, Sub

TAMING SARI TOWER

The tower was opened to the public on 18 April 2008 and officiated by Malacca Chief Minister Mohd Ali Rustam on 17 May 2008. The height of the tower is 110 meters. The capacity of the carriage is 80 passengers and the ride lasts for 7 minutes. The name is adapted from Sari Keris, a mythical weapon is said to has possessive power belongs to the local legendary warrior Hang Tuah. The structure design of the tower follows the shape of the Keris. Operation hour 10.00am to 11.00pm – Daliy. Admission fee, Adult Rm23.00 and Child Rm15.00(Below 12 years old). Mykad holder, Adult Rm17.00 and Child Rm11.00(Below 12 years old).