MALACCA

If the ultra-modern architecture and forward-looking citizens of Kuala Lumpur symbolize Malaysia's hopes for the future, then the quiet, seaside city of Malacca, about 150 kilometers to the south, is the guardian charged with the reflective task of preserving its past. Five hundred years ago, an extraordinary empire rose and fell here, its power and dreams suddenly caught off-guard by the dawn of the Colonial Era.  

Jonker Street - Melaka No trip to Melaka would be complete without seeing its antiques and curios, best found in the shops along Jonker Street. In fact, Melaka has many small shops selling just about everything, from handmade shoes to bamboo birdcages at very reasonable prices. Getting there : Centrally located at Melaka town at Jalan Hang Jebat. It is a short walking distance from the river and easily accessible from any part of town by car or trishaw.  

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