Top Things to do in Melaka State
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What to do and see in Melaka State, Melaka State: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Melaka State, Malaysia including Bukit Batu Lebah Recreational Forest, Ayer Keroh Recreational Forest, The Touch City, Melaka Butterfly and Reptile Sanctuary, Malacca River, Taman Rekreasi Durian Daun, Thousand Flower Garden (Taman Seribu Bunga), Melaka Botanikal Garden, The Shore Oceanarium, Pengkalan Balak Beach (Pantai Pengkalan Balak).
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1. Bukit Batu Lebah Recreational Forest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By ccpling
We followed a camping trip organized by my sister-in-law. It was great that she includes this hidden gem in her schedule. There were total of 5 families with 7 adults, 1 teenager and 9 young children that following the trail. It was indeed challenging to opt for the trail going through rainforest, rocky hills, a cave and plantation with small children. However, with the assistance of the helpful and experienced guides, we made it ! The trip took us about 3 hours one way. The duration could be less if you would like to sacrifice exploring more spots and stopover for magnificent photographs. Do bring some snacks and water to refresh / rejuvenate along the way. We were soaked in the heavy rain in the forest and welcomed by bright sunny weather when we were out from the forest at the hills. A must try for trekking / hiking lover.
2. Ayer Keroh Recreational Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
3. The Touch City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The Touch City (previously known as Auyin Hill Resort in 1990) has been revived with a must-go, brand new concept. Now, The Touch City focuses on passing down the Chinese traditional culture, propagate the Nanyang (South East Asian) customs, advocate the culture of the right path, and most importantly promote the sense of goodness. As our moral values are deteriorating by days, our hope is to revive the essential attitude, principles, and spirit of ancient sages, by promulgating the influence of education through these elements of attraction. Our attraction focuses not only the young, but also the old ones. We aim to cultivate filial piety among the young, and of course, creating nostalgia for the old ones with stories and mythical sculpture.
4. Melaka Butterfly and Reptile Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 296 reviews
For the first time in 30 years, we are sincerely appealing for your help to tie us through the crisis as we made available our precious butterfly chrysalis for adoption, each of them was carefully raised from the moment they hatched from their tiny eggs. Each of them tells the story of dedicated farmers and staff throughout the metamorphosis. This is the only way we can ensure butterflies continue to fly … Pandemic Covid19 had brought about the most disheartening moment here. Our team was torn apart by strict Movement Control Order (MCO) imposed by Malaysian government since 18th March, 2020. Many of our laboratory staffs were locked down at home incapacitating them from rendering their care on thousands of larvae within the laboratories. As the nation embroiled in serious battles with Covid19, the Sanctuary’s only source of income was lost. With negative income and staff reduced to skeleton workforce, operation within laboratories is paralyzed.
Reviewed By tengkunorfathihah
great place to visit.. we enjoy during the visit especially my son 3 years old.. the place very clean and having friendly staffs.
5. Malacca River
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,555 reviews
Reviewed By PappanMajumdar - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The Malacca river is the heart of Malacca. And nothing better to explore it through the river cruise, and then walking on the sidewalks and dining at the many riverside pubs and restaurants. And along with the Jonker Street which forms the tourist hub of Malacca, this area actually creates the pulse of Malacca. It is beautiful specially in the evening. We were 3 families of 9 people and each and every of us enjoyed the experience. We went there for both the nights of our stay. Some of them even went during the day and enjoyed the many museums in and around this area. THE MALACCA RIVER CRUISE For the river cruise, if you are driving, you can put on Malacca River Cruise Boarding Point on Google Maps. This will take you to the boarding area which has a huge car park, the ticket counter and then the boarding pier. Parking is easily available. The River Cruise tickets are RM 30 per adult for foreigners and RM 25 for locals. For children it is RM 25 and RM 20 respectively. The boarding process adheres to COVID SOPs very well. They have proper temperature checks, hand sanitizer and a social distanced waiting area. Each of the boats have sanitizers and the mandatory scanning through the tracing app MySejatara. The river cruise experience is wonderful. It last 45 minutes. The whole boat ride has been planned by the tourism department as it takes you through the river with well lit sidewalks, lovely lit up wall paintings, glimpses of beautiful traditional Malaysian houses. Also the river goes underneath various bridges which are nicely lit up. The whole experience is beautiful as the day becomes cool in the evening (with Malacca very hot during the day). You get to see many lovely restaurants, sidewalks and sitting areas. The boat offers commentary in Malay and English through speakers. Though the volume is a little low to understand fully. This is a must do activity in Malacca. THE LOVELY RESTAURANTS, PUBS There are many eating and drinking options next to the river. Each with different cuisine and décor overlooking the river. They are nicely lit up in the evening. And you can just spend time there next to the river and waving to the river cruise passengers. Few places also have live music. Its beautiful in the evening. JONKER STREET Well, it is very disappointing that due to COVID, this has become a dead zone. With the night market only operating on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, it is completely deserted in the evening and night on weekdays. Indeed very sad.
6. Taman Rekreasi Durian Daun
7. Thousand Flower Garden (Taman Seribu Bunga)
8. Melaka Botanikal Garden
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By FreshprinceofBA - Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Plenty of parking spaces available but try to avoid weekends as many tourist from KL will be here to enjoy the forest. Good for jogging and walking, pets not allowed
9. The Shore Oceanarium
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 192 reviews
The Shore Oceanarium is the New Premier Tourist Attraction in Melaka. It is located at 2th floor of The Shore Shopping Gallery, right in the heart of the historical city of Melaka, UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia. An extraordinary interactive journey to learn the earth ecosystem and allow you to discover creatures from land to the sea.
Reviewed By Stig-asaurus
I like this place, I really really do! The place is technically a zoo, but showcases the ones living underwater, and those reptilians / amphibians animals. Highly informative, with clear descriptions of the animals on display. I recalled be8ng able to touch the starfish, but all other animals are out of bounds. Clean, and noy smelly! That is my pet peeve, and that is also the reason I prefer this place to others. Fun, family-bonding time. It suits the kids just fine, and adults alike. Highly recommended!
10. Pengkalan Balak Beach (Pantai Pengkalan Balak)
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