After the visit to Malacca Zoo, we went to Malacca Town to have our lunch - the infamous chicken rice ball. After lunch, we had a walk around a part of Malacca old street, Stadhuys Square, St. Paul's Church, A'Famosa, Dataran Pahlawan Megamall etc etc, until the sky start to rain at 5pm sharp.
Malacca Riverside...try HDR attempt on this photo but failed... :(
Biggest banana I've ever seen...
A'Famosa Chicken Rice Ball shop...where we have our lunch...
Some casual pics from Malacca old town...
Beads...
All-Cure-Sandals... :D
Dragon pillar...
People with surname 'Tan'...cannot buy Toto from this shop...
Somehow...feel creepy when saw this statue...
Colourful wooden sandals...
Statue of Monkey King, Sun WuKong...
Then I reach the infamous Cheng Hoon Teng temple...
The entrance...
Front compound...
Very tall tower...
Dragon partition/window...
After visit to the temple, I continue my journey along Malacca old street...
Nice eh???...
Jalan Tukang Emas @ Goldsmith Street...
Can see many graffities like this along the street...
Malaysia Boleh trapped...
Christ Church @ Stadhuys Square...
Some souvenirs sell at Stadhuys Square...
To St. Paul's Hill...
Statue of a man without a hand...
Gravestone in St. Paul's Church...
At the back of St. Paul's Church...
Horse-riding police...their main job is come out and let tourists take photos...
Outside Dataran Pahlawan Megamall...
The roof of Dataran Pahlawan Megamall...
After the rain stopped, we went to Jonker Walk to have our dinner. To our suprise, there's only few stalls open. Seems that many people wouldn't do business on rainy day...No choice...we left after our dinner...
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2 comments:
the man without hand is actually st francis. he came to Melaka when it's Portuguese colonial.
i like ur picture. pretty cool. =D
very nice pictures!!!
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