the history it's alive here, you can see the history of melaka, should be visit here .

Tucked away in the heart of Melaka, Malaysia, lies a treasure trove of history and a living testament to the region's colonial past. A'Famosa, a well-preserved fortress, has captured the imaginations of countless visitors, myself included, with its rich heritage and timeless charm.A'Famosa is a photographer's dream. The texture of the ancient walls, the interplay of light and shadow, and the juxtaposition of ruins against the clear Melakan sky offer endless opportunities for captivating photographs.

Visiting Melaka never perfect without going to A Famosa. This walking tour could be completed by us in 3 hours. Park your vehicle and get ready on foot, once you completed your dinner, take walking tour around the top attractions.

Melaka, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a historic Malaysian city with a rich blend of cultures. Known for its colonial architecture, vibrant street art, and cultural diversity, Melaka preserves its heritage, offering a charming and unique travel experience.

Enjoyed the trip with the beautiful weather and recommended this place to friends and family~

Although it is actually Porta de Santiago, people often refer to this door as A Famosa. Climbing the hill to the top will reach the Church of St. Paul. Formerly a Portuguese church. But later it was converted into a Dutch church. The big white statue on the hill is the statue of St. Francis Xavier, Christian missionary responsible for spreading Christianity to Southeast Asia.