Things to do in Cheng Ho Cultural Museum

Malaca is a very beautiful city with loads of historical sites. Our guide, Ms. Nadia Yeow, gave detailed directions/guidelines about the tour, what to expect, and how to prepare for the day. She was amazingly knowledgeable and friendly. We were introduced to historical sites with references briefly explained, and we were given some time to click pictures. Nadia herself helped us to take couple photos at locations. We were given water breaks in between to cool down in the scorching heat and shown shops, vendors, or stores if we wanted to purchase souvenirs, eat local food, etc. Overall the trip is worth every penny (if you can walk under scroching heat) and are interested in historical references. Also to Ms. Nadia for making this walking tour even better.

experience: very good view from the top, can see melaka port, dataran pahlawan, muzium samudera and many more. price: for 7 mins ride, it can be lower

actually took the photo and use your phone app to reverse. quite fun.

The staff is friendly and accommodating. Booked an afternoon slot but saw the weather report that it will be raining so went in the morning and they are able to accommodate the change. As per described, outfit plus an umbrella and a folding fan, ready for the exploration in the streets. So many interesting locations for one to take photos and bring back fond memories.

super cute! super fun!!! can really interact with the dogs and staff are very friendly and informative! very clean as well!

we missed the ticket but went directly to the place, it was amazing nonetheless and the staff was really friendly too!

great experience with Uncle Adam, he is so friendly, informative, told us about soooo many malaysia n malacca history, know how to deal with kids and make them happy during the trip, uncle Adam also emphatatic to us, he knew when to chat and when to let us rest and sleep.. thank you very much uncle Adam.. wishing you healthy, happy, and successful.. rating 1000000/10

So many different activities and games for everyone to enjoy.

Since there were no other participants on the day of my visit, I had a one-on-one lesson learning how to make four types of Nyonya kuih. The classroom was new and clean. The instructor was easy to talk to and patiently answered all my questions. Since I was alone, I also enjoyed chatting about topics other than Nyonya kuih, such as local food and travel. I highly recommend this as a great way to add a cooking experience to your sightseeing itinerary.