Part Of Me

Why do i put a map here????hemmmm...
any answer???
i want u guys to zoom in to the pictures....
zoom in more....more....more....okkkkk...
as u guys can see at your right,what do u guys see????
what???what????i cant hear you.....
Yes,you are correct,the answer is MALAYSIA...
I'm proud to be a Malaysian....
Now i want u guys to focus on the map....
What are the best place to go that gather a lot of interesting destination such as zoo,recreational park,beaches,historical monuments,museum and food delicacies?
The answer is MALACCA.......






It must be my father hometown not other than Malacca.Why Malacca?,it is because "Visiting Malacca Means Visiting Malaysia".
Malacca is known as the face of Malaysia,it known as the Historical state and well-known for its food.Who doesn't love food,I'm also a big fan of food even though I'm on diet..


Ok,now follow me as i bring you guys visiting Malacca...
You guys ready????
Lets go............


The most important place in Malacca that the most often visited by my family and i is Kampung Nelayan ,Kuala Linggi.The place that is witness the birth of my father.
Most of the villagers here works as a fisherman,around few years back the state government has build a new jetty to replace the old one,which is more advanced jetty that have fisherman jetty and fishing spot in the same building.
Another attraction in Kampung Nelayan is it has a floating restaurants,but not really floating actually.
The restaurant is build around 400-500 meters from the shore,when the water level increase the restaurant will look like its floating.The restaurant offered the most fresh seafood and the most beautiful night view in Kampung Nelayan.So if anyone want to experience a fine dining,surrounded by spectacular view,you guys can come to Kampung Nelayan,Kuala Linggi.


Enough about my kampung,i know after this you guys will like begging to me to follow me back to my kampung,right....?
Now lets go to Ayer Keroh....




Another interesting place to visit in Malacca is Ayer Keroh,it is the major tourist spot because it hosting a various on interesting attractions.If you are one of the animal lovers or natures lovers Ayer Keroh will guarantied the most satisfactions.It located the second largest zoo in Malaysia,that is Zoo Malacca.Zoo Malacca encompassing 54 acres with more than 1200 animals inside it.It also offered special rides in weekend and public holidays,visitors can rides a horse and elephant for just only RM2.00.
The best part at the zoo,they provide a tunnel that connected  to the crocodile Park that located across the street.So after visiting the zoo we can go straight to the Crocodile Park.
The park is one of the most visited park in Ayer Keroh because it located all species of local crocodile and a lot of crocodile species from another country.In the weekend they have a special session that is photography session with baby crocodile.I forgot the baby crocodile name,but i can tell that the baby croc is so cute.But i apologise because i don't have the photo with me,maybe i left it at my old house.




Who love history????raise up your hand...
hei...why there's no one raise hand?
Its ok i understand,but this time i will bring history to a brand new level...more interesting....


Malacca is also known as the Historical state in Malaysia,because of the left monument from the Portuguese empire and other empires.The most popular monument is A'famosa that build by the Portuguese empire in 1511,but most of the surviving architectural was destroyed and now only the small gate house is still remains standing.At there we can see the arts of architectural buildings that used to be former surviving buildings.
The Red Square or Stadhuys is also one of the historical buildings that attract people to visit Malacca,because it known for its clock tower and its red exterior.


It is compulsory to visit the museum in Malacca,because from there we can know more about the history of Malacca.There are three interesting museum that I've visited in Malacca,the first one is Samudera Museum(Sea Maritime Museum),the second one is Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum and the last one is the Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum.




Wake up!wake up!....
Why did you guys sleep??is it boring?
After this I'm sure you guys will be so energetic because after this i want you guys to be pirates,because we will take over Frol De La Mar...
Ready pirates???


Samudera Museum is so attractive because it is a replica of Frol De La Mar which was a Portuguese carrack that sink in 1511.In there we can see all the history of it,from the treasure until the story of how it sink.
Malacca is the first sultanate state in Malaysia.if you want to know more about the history of the region,you have to visit the Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum which is the modern reconstruction of the palace of sultan Malacca.
Whereas the Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum is a museum that showed the history ethnic of the peranakan or  Chinese-Malay called Baba Nyonya in Malacca.








Hehehhehe,now all the pirates looking so hungry.Can you guys smell it??I can smell curry,roasted fish and laksa....
Pirates...attack!!!!!


Now for the most interesting features of Malacca the food.....
Malacca is the centre of Malay dishes,such as asam pedas,belacan,cencalok dodol and tapai.
The food in Malacca is also affected by the Portuguese colonist such as Devil's Curry and the most delicious Portuguese roasted fish.Everyone should try the portuguese roasted fish because I've ate it numerous time and you never get bored of it.
For Nyonya Baba cuisine or the peranakan dishes the most popular cuisine is the famous Nyonya Laksa,Chicken Rice Ball and Ayam Pong Teh.
For sure Malacca is the heaven of Malaysia's food.


That is all about speciality of Malacca.....
OK...thank you guys for following me on this journey...
Good bye all pirates....


oooooo.,before i finished my posts don't forget to try for bicycle rickshaw ride and go to Jonker Street because you can buy a lot of antiques souvenir there....


Lots of love from me,Faiz Azman............chiaooooozzzzz

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