Things to do in Malacca

Big thanks for the guide Mr. Chandran and the captain Mr. Maren. Mr. Chandran really explain the history of Malacca and all the site we visit, even recommending some restaurant. Not only that, he even explain why its called baba nyonya 👍👍 So insightful and fun. Absolutely recommend this tour.

very nice! especially for the kid. check in procedure very smooth with klook. will book again in future. the show is very exciting and interesting. thank you klook! ease of booking on Klook: easy queue times: very fast price: affordable

Fun, unexpected stop at Taman Buaya Melaka—up close with massive crocodiles, surprisingly educational, family-friendly, slightly wild energy, memorable experience that balanced thrills, learning, and local charm.

Impressive building with big stage. Ticket redemption was easy via the ticket counter. An envelope with tickets inside will be given to you. The seats allocated were great as they were in the middle of the stage.

The staff were friendly and the place was clean and well-maintained. Definitely worth including in your Melaka itinerary, especially if it’s your first time visiting. I’d recommend going in the late afternoon for the best views!

price: It's already cheap and easy to buy...all the kids enjoyed it.. But if you guys come on weekends and public holidays there's a surcharge, but it's still cheaper than buying at the counter.. My kids all enjoyed it 🥰🥰

It was a seamless process. Followed the instruction to check-in on Dream cruise website & on the day, just proceed to counter (not even need to show the voucher) & show the passport to crew. accomodation: balcony deluxe is good for 4 pax. dining experience: The Lido, Function 8 & Chinese restaurant are great (inclusive) activities on board: slides, flying fox, pickle ball, bowling, mahjong, bingo game are great

I recently visited Malaysia Heritage Studios in Melaka, and overall it was a pleasant experience. Most of the traditional houses are well maintained, clean, and nicely preserved, although a few houses inside were locked and not accessible. The layout of the area is simple and organized, with houses arranged along a single walking lane, making it easy to explore without feeling overwhelmed. The place itself is very beautiful and definitely photo-worthy, with many spots that look great in pictures. As for the stage performance, it felt a bit quiet, mainly because there were only about three to four dancers, so the show lacked some energy. However, it was still enjoyable to watch. Overall, it is a nice place to spend quality time with family, especially for a relaxed visit and casual sightseeing. I would recommend Malaysia Heritage Studios as a place worth visiting when you are in Melaka.

I was satisfied with the value for the price. The staff were friendly and explained in detail how to pose for photos. The photo results were surprisingly fun. The air conditioning is powerful, so it's a good place to take a break during sightseeing. Moving quickly through the decorated rooms to take pictures doesn't take long. It takes about 30 minutes, unless there are people ahead of you. Finding the place is a little confusing.