#1 Ultimate TRAVEL GUIDE to MALACCA MALAYSIA!

[@JackTorr]

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[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'm so impressed with your openness, honesty and compassion for everything you see and everywhere you go Jack! And your editing is top notch mate. Keep up the great work 🙏🏻

[@JackTorr]

Heyy! Thank you for this comment! Sometimes people get angry at me for being honest about something they don't like. So this means a lot, cheers for the support :)

[@NonstopEurotrip]

@@JackTorr Just be you, and the people who don't like it can do one! 👍🏻

[@nuraqilah4172]

The best tour of my hometown so far compared with other youtuber.. The way u xplained n amazed the details of that red rocks concluded that u r really enjoyed n know why u should visit malacca..worth of every quid u spent..keep it up!!

[@JackTorr]

Thank you very much!!

[@geoffreymargary4747]

Another great video Jack, good to see you growing in confidence and having a great time. Malacca looks like a great place, thanks for a quick glimpse I'll add it to my list. Thanks Jack,stay safe and keep up the great videos.

[@jonmath4182]

Apart from this part of the malacca state that jack visited, which is actually the centre of the malacca city, there is another part in the state that is a place of attraction, ayer keroh. You'd reach ayer keroh first if you drive on the north-south/plus highway, the name of the exit is in fact ayer keroh exit. Zoo melaka is highly popular here before the covid, as well as other parks/gardens like the butterfly park

[@winwinteoh6339]

I love watching your videos. I noticed videos that mention about Malaysia can usually garner good number of views, probably because we like to watch things related to our own country. Coupled with the fact that Malaysians can understand multiple languages. Keep it up!!

[@JackTorr]

Thank you so much!

[@nurfarahinmusa]

Nice video😊 Malacca is so much nicer in night time hope u can do a video about taking the cruise ride along the malacca river and also trishaw ride it is very fun

[@rodtv8243]

Nice vlog , Hope to see you soon ❤️

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

So much more to see or tell about melaka

[@CKology]

Very well narrated! Love the commentary! Good job! SUBBED

[@JackTorr]

Much appreciated!

[@JimySlow-wq9bw]

Cantiknya mallaka landscape city mallacca so beautiful terima kasih-thx for share your trip-travel in mallaca mlysia salan greetings ❤ to you all from jkrta

[@BreakawayBites]

Malacca has special place in my heart ( Peranakan family ties ) , BTW, the "durian drink" you were referring is actually soursop. Good to see a different perspective from another content creators. Still lot of things to explore in Malacca. Happy exploring mates!! Stay safe out there.

[@JackTorr]

Thanks for the info!

[@sheyone9075]

Love Melaka from Melbourne 😍

[@JackTorr]

Thank you Shey! Good to know my fellow Australians are watching me!

[@saiprom]

This town is very interesting, and a lot of church to explore , lot of history and museums, thank you for sharing .

[@JackTorr]

No worries thank you for watching :)

[@Xyzien]

I'll answer ur question as u ask. Yep, this one is another good video as always. The sounds, view and the way u deliver the message is all clear and cheerful. I really hope u can try ride the Melaka River Cruise. This one i ONLY recommend to ride during NIGHT. Bcs the sidewalk along the river will lit up with beautiful lights, murals and old malaysian houses and the boat captain will tell stories about Melaka along the cruise.(hope things didnt change) I have such beautiful memories there. Im not sure about the ticket fee coz parents sort it all by themselve. *U didn't need to record it if u dont want.* I mean, just chill and enjoy the view. I hope u guys can get a proper vacation and enjoy all this adventure tho. For me, tht's one of my best to-do-list in Melaka. Other thn tht, there's also a popular beach named Pantai Klebang. There's a lot food trucks there and almost all food stalls open during night. Well Malaysians is most active during night coz it's pretty hot here obviously. Jonker street, also, as always chaos during night. Lol at this rate, i think u guys should just sleep during the day in Malaysia 😂 P/s: As of today, u guys have make a good journey here. Good work Jack and Wes(how to pronounce Wes name btw😂is it wes/wez/west?) Keep up the good work and as always, make it real.🔥

[@tasnimayusyah4248]

Such a great video 👋! Keep it up !

[@JackTorr]

Will do thank you!

[@sitimozaina6060]

Your video is so good... You deserve more viewers.. Good luck👍👍👍

[@JackTorr]

Thank you!!! :)

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for your lovely vlog in Melaka.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

I'm sure u know that Melaka n Penang r listed in d UNESCO world heritage sites.

[@JackTorr]

My pleasure 😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@JackTorr 🙂

[@alyaalyani1170]

Jack, u should go to the Museum next to A Famosa, it's told a story of the Rulers back then and have some states of Malaysia traditional clothes... Happy exploring~~~~

[@sally2869]

OMG!! Wish you are my history teacher.

[@jaonthemove3956]

feel like listening to history teacher. Good job

[@HamNoytheDutchGuy]

So weird to know and see that the Dutch went all over the world a few hunderd years back 👊 And as always Jack, C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌🍻

[@jonmath4182]

Wow I've never gone inside that christ church, and @3:15 that inscription on the aisle probably says the path was laid on the floor on 7.7.1771 😮 amazing!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Just a slight correction. The british destroyed the old fort to force residents to use penang as the main port. Before that the british helped the dutch administered melaka during the war in europe. They did not invade melaka. After napolean was defeated in the battle of waterloo, the british and dutch shared south east asia with indonesia under dutch, singapore, malaysia and parts of borneo under british rule. Indochina was french. The philippines under america after the spanish left.

[@zaharizak]

They came, they saw and they conquered. Why? why? why? 😥😡😥😡

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@zaharizak resources...money ...trade...spices

[@nickyan2880]

It's guava the first fruit you have while the drink durian belanda is soursop. Try drop by Klebang coconut shake. Worth to try.

[@payton1707]

Your video make me start my melacca trip tomorrow

[@JackTorr]

This makes me smile! Let me know how it goes :)

[@TajulAkbarIsmail]

suggest you try the night river cruise if you are still in Malacca ... have fun

[@glennaa11]

your video production skills have really advanced. bravo

[@JackTorr]

Thank you very much!

[@franzthegardener6978]

Jack, the oldest functioning church is St Peter's build in 1710, much older than Christ Church and not too far away. You also just walked pass the tomb of St Francis Xavier at St Paul's (it is the empty tomb with the silver cage). The saint's body was interned here while awaiting for the trade winds to change direction so that it can be brought to Goa, India.

[@euyie8738]

Malaysians never bargain when it comes to fruit seller lol. We only bargain over manufactured goods

[@JackTorr]

Didn't know this at the time, thank you for pointing it out :) We will know for next time.

[@cwsb9397]

That exotic fruit that you ate was soursop 😂

[@pengsiang7596]

@@JackTorr luckily the seller is such a nice man haha

[@onijatitulang1943]

Good evening wow mantap Melaka thank you

[@e7843]

Do visit the East Coast for different experience & now is the best time to visit island until end Aug when monsoon arrive

[@emmakate338]

Hi Jack,I enjoyed your video on Malacca.I really enjoyed your voice over of the history.You are getting very informative and I learnt a lot .Thank you.I loved the old church it is so beautiful.Keep up the great work.Stay safe.Have fun.🙏💕

[@JackTorr]

Thank you Emma!

[@muhammadaffandi2184]

plz visit kampung morten beside melaka river..its malay tradional house village

[@JackTorr]

Oh awesome, i'll have to check it out!

[@andrewchong2616]

The straits of malacca is an important passage way between the east and west.

[@nutzhazel]

8:14 It's jambu aka guava. Couldn't get a good look at the 2nd fruit, the taste you described sounds like honeydew

[@JackTorr]

Thank you for the info!

[@yeeletan851]

Good video

[@JackTorr]

Cheers!

[@abangtam3778]

Ahhh what the heck im subscribing to this channel lol

[@Xyzien]

8:06 i think tht's jambu. From my perspective, it seems like tht. Yamju, ha-haha-ahahahah never heard such name my entire life😂.

[@haziquesalleh1275]

Selamat Datang ke Melaka

[@Tube152525]

The oldest church which is still in service is actually St. Petter’s Church, Malacca.

[@JackTorr]

Hmmm thats strange, the internet told me otherwise haha, thank you!

[@MyLionShare]

So true. St Peter’s Church built in 1710.

[@davidyong1584]

Living just across St. Peter church

[@mohdroslyothman1219]

Perhentian Island must go visit beautiful Island.

[@JackTorr]

Thank you!

[@HaLe-kh3dw]

can someone tell me name of the song at the beginning pls?

[@IloveFreo]

Great video! Went to Malacca in the 90’s, still looks nice! It would have been interesting if you showed how you got there from KL. Did you go by bus or airplane?

[@JackTorr]

I went by bus :) It is so amazing, I loved it.

[@ardentblue7493]

There are Portugese Ship Museum, Submarine Museum, Ghost Museum and also Prison Museum in Melaka

[@fairuztalip5843]

st.john hill video please!! 🙏

[@madanbohadul6098]

Hello 👋👋👋

[@tiputertipah9664]

bargaining with small hawker really made me upset. Honestly, most Malaysian won;t do that.

[@JackTorr]

Didn't know this at the time, we are used to other counties in Asia. We will know for next time :)

[@davidyong1584]

Malacca my hometown

[@JackTorr]

Amazing :)

[@nomisli]

I'd like to see the Baba and Nyonya Heritage Museum one day. Are you planning to visit at all?

[@JackTorr]

Possibly!

[@hairullogic5350]

it is not yumjoo, but 'jam-bu' = guava. after that, it was honey dew. the drink, durian belanda is actually soursop. not the durian... ;)

[@RachelJinEe]

the can drink in the video is not durian drink, but "durian belanda" which is soursop fruit drink... and the fruit that you ate i think it is 'jambu' which is guava....sorry not to clear from the video..but i think that is jambu.

[@JackTorr]

Wow awesome, thank you for sharing that! Good to know.

[@thomasmckenney3518]

Was that the first or second one he ate? I’m curious about both.

[@mohdk2299]

@@thomasmckenney3518 the second one definitely a honeydew. The first one I believe is a guava. In Malay, the word _jambu_ can refer to two different fruits. _Jambu air_ (rose apple) and _jambu batu_ (guava). But guava normally is not soft unless it was soaked in a water for a while.

[@thomasmckenney3518]

@@mohdk2299 thank you!

[@thomasmckenney3518]

On tour with Jack Torr!! What was the name of the two fruits you tried?

[@JackTorr]

HAHAH woooohooo on tour we are. hahaha an I don't know 😅 Someone in the comments said it was jambu

[@commanderaat5001]

One of the most Historical and Dark History in the entire Malaysia causes this is where the Great Malacca Kingdom fall and thus begun hundred of years Malaysia been colonised by Western Power

[@attirom5242]

The fruit is Guava. And the drink durian belanda is Soursop

[@jorgenrh7598]

😃😃😃🙂🤔😊😊

[@JackTorr]

:))

[@khangems]

still now portugis people still here , if you have time can visit portugis settlement

[@hplagt6880]

That drink called "durian belanda" is actually soursop juice.

[@JackTorr]

WOW coolio, the more you know :)

[@khangems]

In old days said whom control straight of Malacca whom control the trade, if you visit Hoi An in Vietnam it's same time with Malacca

[@JackTorr]

Yeah ok wow, thank you for sharing, I am sure it was a very interesting time back then!

[@khangems]

@@JackTorr this thing have been 1000 years

[@Xyzien]

8:35 and i think this one is honey dew. In malay, we call it tembikai susu. Pretty sure this is the one u claim as milk plaque LOL🤣

[@r.n6679]

Durian belanda - Soursop

[@ryanashley1loong580]

While most Malaysians don't bargain at fruit stalls, we also don't buy fruits, drinks and such at tourist hotspots knowing the price is higher lol. Surprised the uncle said yes, so he must be quite used to it. I'd say feign ignorance and try your luck if you're on a budget and want to get the most out of your trip :)

[@JackTorr]

Thank you mate :) We didn't know, but yes he could have also said no.

[@sheyone9075]

Durian Belanda means Dutch Durian 😁 , in English we called Soursop 😁

[@JackTorr]

Sweet, cheers for the info.

[@jonmath4182]

It's not sweet 😜 Soursop or durian belanda actually tastes more sour than sweet, but it can feel refreshing, that's why they are made into juices, but of course the fresh ones are the best 😋 and they have to be ripe enough otherwise they'll be too sour! 😖

[@tiputertipah9664]

HAHAHAAHAHAA.... u made my day

[@ELIZ542]

"Durian belanda" drink refers to sour sop juice not durian drink

[@JackTorr]

Oh good to know, lucky we didn't get it haha

[@raymondng18]

The can drink is sour sop

[@damien5869]

Welcome to malacca my beautiful home town ❤️❤️❤️

[@qhairy5050]

Melaka malaysia malacca

[@yryuan83]

Don't miss the jonker street for some local food and night market. You already next to it👍 Chicken rice ball, satay celup are some of the must try food in Melaka

[@JackTorr]

Careful what you wish for ;)

[@yryuan83]

I watched your new video on the jonker street. Hope you enjoy it😆

[@extremelybrutalhonestextre4918]

Food recommendations in Melaka that you gotta try: Chicken Rice Balls, Pork Satay, Nyonya Cuisine @ Amy's Heritage, Bunga Raya Road back lane Cockle & Clams, Sting Ray Asam Pedas, Durian Cendol, Pineapple Tarts...and so much more.. Malacca is Malaysia's cultural melting pot!

[@JackTorr]

Thanks for the tips!

[@extremelybrutalhonestextre4918]

@@JackTorr You are most welcome,. And there is another great venue, the Portuguese Square Restaurants at the Portuguese Settlement. Head on to Stall No. 8 for dinner. The fabulous but spicy Portuguese Baked Fish, Kam Hiong Crabs & Squid Fritters are fantastic. Go early to avoid big crowds and late servings.

[@lovecats777]

There is Portugese settlement at Ujong Pasir near to Banda Hilir. Maybe you can put into your tour plan.

[@JackTorr]

I will thank you!

[@edmundchin3286]

Jamba- Guava The drink ...sour soup We call foreign durian. Nyonya museum .... Penang and malacca were lucky.. UNESCO protected the city before developers turn it into another city... We already has 1 or 2 futuristic city. That's enuf...we need to protect its cultural....

[@jiiiii-uf8tk]

Hello, I am a Korean production I'm writing to ask for permission to use the link video as a material for our program. The theme of the broadcast is . I will make sure to clearly indicate the source. I will write down the link of the video I want to use.

[@JackTorr]

Hello that is fine :) as long as you can send me the link once its posted to my Instagram @Jack_Torr :)

[@batsuperman2387]

You guys asked a poor man to give you guys discount for the fruits. Are you guys not ashamed of yourselves?

[@tommychong3167]

That is guava.

[@alleymittanderson5799]

nice video! make sure you have separate video about foods. this is a trick to gain Malaysian viewers subscribers. i can guaranteed you by your end of the trip. you will gain a massive subscribers up to 10x. some below 5k made it to 20k within 1mth by travel to Malaysia. good luck & keep going.

[@JackTorr]

Thank you for the advice!

[@wilstef]

A little more action/adventure would be cool. Just some feedback...

[@lovecats777]

durian belanda = soursop.

[@T.W.T_TV]

You don't bargain with a small business like that...who barely makes a big income! I can't believe you guys asking for a discount! Heartless... How much RM3 will cost you even to convert to your currency? Will you go into poverty? SMH

[@jefryfaizal8337]

They were on reaaaaally tight budget. So yeah, every penny counts 😂

[@cipciphooray]

Can’t wholeheartedly fault them bargaining. They did ask. They did not force. Fruit uncle can always decline if he did not agree. We can’t stereotype foreign travellers either. Even if their currency worth higher than ours doesn’t mean they have tonnes to splurge either. However it’s also true a little goes a long way helping small traders and peddlers.

[@nuriwerd]

Agreed. Bargaining with small traders (food hawkers especially) is generally unacceptable behaviour. Food price is normally set. Unless you buy seasonal fruits or in bulk like durians, rambutans or mangosteens etc that’s another story.

[@T.W.T_TV]

@@jefryfaizal8337 I don't think so! You fly everywhere in the world and that youtube income enough to cover everything! Of course the old man agreed since they were insisted asking many times!!

[@T.W.T_TV]

@@cipciphooray If they were buying tshirt, shoes etc..I couldn't be bothered. To me that still unacceptable.

[@timungcina]

Many Portuguese structures were destroyed by the British colonialists...