Beautiful Historic City of Malacca! Must visit places in Melaka - Malaysia Travel Vlog

Learning more about Melaka's rich history by visiting the Dutch Square or more commonly known as Red Square where the red Christ Church and the Stadhuys stand, A Famosa, St.Paul's Hill (St. Paul's Church).
The Stadhuys is now a museum in Melaka where visitors can learn more about the Melaka Sultanese, Baba and Nyonya history, as well as the Portugese settlement, the Dutch era, and the British time in Melaka.
We had a great time visiting the historic sites of Malacca.
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JetLagWarriors is a Canadian couple - Steve and Ivana. After travelling here and there for a few years, mostly during Canadian winter, we fully caught the travel bug and decided to travel INDEFINITELY! Subscribe to keep up with our journey. We will be budget travelling- hostels and air BnB's and street food and the whole bit. Thanks!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hey guys, sorry about the sound towards the end!😣 Will look into the issue! Happy to see that many of you watch our vlog till the end! Hope you guys still get to enjoy it until we fix it😄 Thanks so much guys❤️ EDIT: It's unfixable. We've already deleted the raw files, so we have no audio to replace in the missing part. One thing we know for sure: THIS IS ALL STEVE'S FAULT!!! Sorry, everyone.

[@ajeebfoodhunter]

Hehe, i am here now with both of u adik

[@MALAYSIAVIRAL7]

i can't read your lips Steve....whatever it is you said towards the end...must've been profusely complimentary... Thanks for introducing Malacca to the whole world...

[@abd_rahhmann]

Hopefully the sound can be fix it. This Friday is Hari Raya Aidil Adha...Selamat Hari Raya

[@JetLagWarriors]

😂thanks. We are tying to fix the issue

[@JetLagWarriors]

selamat hari raya!

[@KenAbroad]

Love your drone shots guys 💪👍

[@JetLagWarriors]

thanks!😊

[@BreakawayBites]

Time to invest in a DJI Mavic too, Cheers mate!!

[@FoodandFootprints]

The drone is back! 🙌

[@JetLagWarriors]

🙌ready to go back to the islands!!

[@Highrole89]

8:35 the uncle busking over there is uncle desmond. He is the ethnic that u looking for.. he got mix with portugal/dutch.. i got interview him before during study for doing assignment in university. I do short documentary about him but the quality is bad coz i use video tape handycam around 10year ago.

[@Highrole89]

Sorry wrong time stamp..here it is 8:35

[@JetLagWarriors]

wow!! wish we knew haha! He seems to be quite popular!

[@ArnoldPranks]

You are absolutely Crushing it with your recent vlogs! History, storytelling, commentary, sweet drone shots...can't wait for your Hari Raya vlogs with the Abang. Touring Malaysia vicariously through your videos.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this! We are trying our best 😎

[@DonGurugay]

Hi Steve and Ivana, actually the statue in front of St Paul's church on the hill is St Francis Xavier. He used Malacca as a base for his missionary journeys. His body was kept in that deep well like (white, fenced up) hole inside St Paul's and at some point his remains were moved to Goa.

[@JetLagWarriors]

thanks for the info👍

[@FoodandFootprints]

Dutch Square is beautiful! Really like the red color of the church and surrounding buildings

[@AdiSaidi]

The correct pronunciation is "STAD HOUSE" means city hall in dutch. Stad is city and thuys (pronounce house) is house. Stadthuys is the old dutch spelling for stadhuis nowadays

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh thanks for the info!☺️

[@ISD70]

Malacca was a hotspot back then. Stratergically situated in the straits, perfect place for merchants from India and China to meet and trade. Everybody wanted a piece of Malacca. Man, that was year 5 history lesson stuff we were learning back in the 80s 😅

[@slaw2224]

Mrs C the sultanate of malacca was much larger than the current Melaka state thought, it also stretched to the current Johor state, Singapore and Riau island(part of Indonesia now) if I am not mistaken.

[@pro_x999]

4:51 The Queen Victoria Fountain was built in 1901 to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. This fountain, an important historical landmark, is one of two in Malaysia honouring Queen Victoria, with the other located in Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur. They are among the few remaining vestiges of English rule in Malaysia (then British Malaya, from 1826 to 1957).

[@DonGurugay]

My compliments on the beautiful videography both drone and normal views. 👍👍👍

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you!

[@thehappymalayseries]

Melaka is definitely the place to be as it is the most historical city in Malaysia. Either for food, culture or history, all is here in Melaka. The Happy Malaysian is happy!

[@ayol1011]

FYI the sea was much more closer to the a famosa fort then than it is now. About 1 km. Because Melaka city was too small the local goverment decided to expand the land

[@HBTan1969]

Actually before WWII, the British had expanded the 1st phase. The original shore is right in front of A Farmosa 😅

[@nizamhajizan5768]

Actually,500 years ago, the sea is just in front of the Afamosa.

[@muhammadhafidzfazlibinmdfa6486]

Hari raya is just around the corner. Try to look for lemang and rendang. You'll love it

[@irenaeusstamaria6709]

Anyway St Paul church, A Formosa and the Settlement are not the only Portuguese influences. There is a St Peter's Church (circa 1710) and St. John’s Fort located southwest of Bukit Cina. It was once a private Portuguese chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist until it was rebuilt in the 18th century by the Dutch on top another hill of course and turned into a fort to guard against land-based attacks from restive Malay forces. This small fort is basically intact as compared to the A Formosa.

[@bukitkatilmp]

Apparently, A Famosa is the oldest European structure in South East Asia.

[@JetLagWarriors]

very cool!

[@BreakawayBites]

Malacca is a UNESCO heritage city....so that what you expected.... I was in Macau in 2018 and was at the Ruins of Saint Paul's ..another Portuguese relic...so i did a comparison and reference to A Formosa & St. Paul's Hill so I can guess the emotions you guys were feeling on the day... To touch , feel , embrace history & to imagine the things or what people were thinking back in those days... The Portuguese settlement is just a small community of Portuguese descent which is usually lively during Christmas period as they have celebration during that period.... I believe they have some restaurants servicing seafood at night as well. Based on my understanding ( my wife and in-laws are Peranakans ) , only a few of the elders can speak Portuguese... Anyway stay safe and happy travels....

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes, being at the actual place is different than reading it. You get a sense of walking through the history. And thanks, stay tuned for our Portugese settlement vlog!

[@bxnjaminyeo]

From what I watched before, even their Portuguese is more of the classical/ancient version than the one used now.

[@DaveYeo]

The statue at St. Paul's hill was St. Francis Xavier....the empty tomb in the middle of the church was where they placed his body after he died before reaching China, it was exhumed later to Goa, India. The Portuguese ruins can be found by the riverside as well, that was recently discovered and the excavation works are still being done. When the Dutch took over, they renamed the church from Our Lady of the Annunciation Church to St. Paul's Church, hence St. Paul's Hill. That's why you can find tombstone slabs written in old Dutch, you can actually see more Dutch graves around the church Have a great time at the Portuguese Settlement, savour the local cuisine there

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you! Great information!!

[@dianegreig4627]

Great information and drone shots you shared! Thanks!! Keep healthy and safe.

[@haniwaheedah9212]

I'm Malaccan but can't come back due to MCO in Saudi now. Really miss my Melaka n fmly too 😔 Please enjoy Melaka Ivana&Steve on behalf on me 😂

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow, thanks! Stay safe

[@haniwaheedah9212]

@@JetLagWarriors Tq for ur lovely drone shots of Melaka.. Happy vlogging & may god bless u guys 💖

[@2023hwg]

@@haniwaheedah9212 owh!I am Malacca people too nice to meet iu

[@fiezitahir6022]

Nice drone shots 👍🏼

[@Ma-uu2rk]

You guys should try satay near Sungai Melaka. There's an old couples sell delicious satay. You must try cause it so affordable n cheap!! Worth to try~

[@ridwantalib5530]

The date 1824 you have mentioned actually referred to the Treaty of London or the Anglo-Dutch Treaty dated on 17.03.1824 where the Dutch swapped their colony in the Melaka city-port with the British colonies in Bengkahulu, Java Island, Indonesia. That was how the British first set their foot in the Peninsula Malaysia as Colonial Master.

[@davidbanner6440]

Actually the Brits had set found much earlier in Penang, Malaysia back in 1786, not 1824

[@ridwantalib5530]

@@davidbanner6440 With due respect, the date which you referred to is a controversy in Malaysia since it is debatable whether Pulau Pinang was ceded or settled on 1789. Francis Light misrepresented himself and misled Sultan Muhamad Jiwa of Kedah to trade the island off with the British military protection as an exchange from the Siamese attack. Light entered into the contract on behalf of the British Empire with the Sultan despite having no authority from the British's East India Company. So, the date 1789 is inaccurate. 1824 is accurate.

[@isaaclee1634]

One sentence sums up why I subscribed ur Vlog: Even though it is quite dissappointing to visit the Formosa and St Pual's Hill (even as an ex Malaysian), you guys try your very best to make the best out of it and stay positive. FOR THAT ALONE I GIVE YOU A FIVE STAR!! Keep up te great work, have fun...and lots of great yums!!

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you. We enjoyed visiting those sites

[@azmiraminuddin3129]

Portuguese settlement is also famous for their sea food, go for dinner. The scallop and fried brinjal are great. But there are many stalls, so you have to choose.

[@marty9376]

With the stone tablet 😉 these are tombstone Some info ... ST. PAULS CHURCH MELAKA Saint Paul's Church ... is the ruins of a historic Roman Catholic Church ... located on the summit of St. Paul's Hill , Melaka 🇲🇾 The original Church was established in 1521 ... making this the oldest church building in Malaysia The Church’s stone walls are all that still stands... as the roof has long gone Affixed to the inner church walls are Dutch period tombstones ( 1640 - 1795 ) ... these meaningful engraved tombstones , belong to Dutch nobility who are buried on the church grounds Standing out front of the church ruins ... is a statue of St. Francis Xavier ... the tall white statue was erected in 1952 , for the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of St. Francis Xavier sojourn in Malacca ... to this day , an open grave still exists in the church ruins , marking the place of where St. Francis Xavier's was temporarily buried in 1553 , after his body was brought back from Shangchuan Island 🇨🇳 ( where he died during a missionary journey in 1552 ) ... St. Francis Xavier body is now entombed at Goa 🇮🇳 After the Church was abandoned ... the building was used by the British , as a powder magazine From the St. Paul’s Church grounds on St. Paul’s Hill , offers great scenic views of surrounding Melaka

[@meileen6927]

Wow Anthony! That is a great history eurology. Bravo man. 👍

[@encikteegutmen3970]

Both of u really2 study about malaysian history at all place u at...👍

[@JetLagWarriors]

Trying to! Always nervous incase we get something wrong, it could be disrespectful or offensive. But the history is so interesting, we want to relay some details to make our video entertaining. Thanks for the 👍😁

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Beautiful view from d above, great drone shot. Never seen Malacca from that angle. Wonderful.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks so much!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@JetLagWarriors Honestly, I've seen a lot of drone shot in KL, but Malacca, very few.

[@knowmeknowme4324]

Selamat Hari Rayaaa Steve & Ivana 💕

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you. You too

[@jackiwoon9284]

Love how both of you interact with one another in all your vlogs. Especially the tone cos a lot of KZbinrs are so boring because their narration is so monotoned that it made me wanna snooze then I'll just switch Channel! 😂🤪

[@JetLagWarriors]

ahh thanks so much❤️ We are just silly🤪 and still practicing not to be so shy😁

[@jackiwoon9284]

@@JetLagWarriors it is OK to be silly. Just be yourself and give honest reviews and comments cos some other KZbinrs (especially those food vloggers with million subscribers) tend to be superficial and neutral in their comments, which turns me off automatically. 🤷‍♀️

[@hanazliabdulhalim8080]

6:58 it was British who demolished the fort as they knew that they will hand over Melaka back to Dutch

[@nabilahhalimi8745]

Those days Melaka was an empire not a small state like today

[@vania5247]

Melaka empire rules Almost Sumatera island and Riau those that days😊

[@slaw2224]

Yes included current Johor state, Singapore and Riau islands

[@elainedickinson7521]

Steve n Ivana, there more history in Melaka than meet the eyes. Francis Xavier, the Portuguese priest has an interesting story. There was a time, when he was at sea, he dropped his crucifix chain in the sea. He said a prayer and you know what a crab brought it back to him. I remembered seeing such crab. The crab shell has a cross on its back. These were kept by the people at the Portuguese settlements. Another interesting fact is that after Francis Xavier death, his body was transported back to Portugal for final burial, in the midst of it, somehow his hand was disintegrated from the body. At the same time too, his statue hand was also cut off during lightning.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow! Great stuff! Thanks for sharing

[@wickedpch]

If you haven't been to the Portuguese Settlement, nothing much goes on during the day as in not much activity. What you might find are a few fishermen at the waterfront. Chilling out with their friends beneath the trees. I have a few friends there if you'd like to have a chat with them.

[@iantravels2406]

St Peter church you could also add to be portuguese . It was built during the dutch period but was built by the portuguese

[@lowadrian5565]

Its flying again!!

[@barz263]

I saw alot of KZbinr on this channel xD i follow they channel too.. 🤣 you guys should make something like a reunion, gather and have fun 🥳

[@JetLagWarriors]

we should!! Haha we got together when we were all in KL but now everyone is all over the place. Hope to meet our vlogger friends again soon!😁

[@invisible108]

While in MCO I'm just imagine how trishaw driver was fight to survive😢

[@hagridlemonhead611]

The old portuguese food is amazing,

[@mrjourney5940]

Hey steve and ivana. Glad you're enjoying your stay in Malaysia. Hope Melaka offered great things in your travel experience! Should really visit Kedah tho. I hardly see vloggers in Kedah! Alor setar, jitra, mergong! Awesome places, less touristy but alot of local experience to offer with great unique food delicacies! Stay safe!

[@amandaphua]

Welcome to Malacca! Hope you guys enjoy your stay and sightseeing here.

[@syakirahjasni8664]

I can see that you guys are very interested with history place. If you go back to Selangor, I suggest you can visit Bukit Melawati 😁

[@kylek2623]

Beautiful Historical Malacca.. you really enjoy the city..

[@mythminded]

Love the way you tell the history 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@freedomrespectjoy5072]

There used to have a tunnel below the Fort, was sealed up by the government for safety reasons in the 1970s

[@JetLagWarriors]

that is so cool!!!

[@mong1075]

Is quite happy when visit a historical place, but if we imagine the what the ppl face during 500years ago, abit sad tho

[@khairifareed9088]

Interesting history lesson from one of my favorite youtubers. Fyi some historian said that the st paul church is the site of melaka great mosque. Cant wait to go back to melaka to celebrate AidilAdha. Happy travelling guys and stay safe.

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you☺️

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you! Selamat Hari Raya!

[@s.mkamil9599]

Actually it is the location of Sultan of Malacca Istana or palace before the Portuguese burned it down.

[@apitameer4324]

@@s.mkamil9599 why CR7 why.... why you did that horrible act....😥

[@alexacky9390]

We studied history of Malacca at school but your short storyline and well arrange of the shots makes it all interesting to know the history in 15mins. Keep up and more likes will come. Cheers

[@JetLagWarriors]

wohooo! Thanks glad to know that we did a good job😊

[@meileen6927]

There actually got tunnels from A Famosa tru Stadhuys. It is sad the tunnel was not explored fully.

[@fadlizulkifli9745]

I guess most Malay family kept theirs ancestors keris. Or is it only my family? Hahaha. Anyway really enjoy your video guys... btw Selamat Hari Raya!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Selamat Hari Raya!

[@hafizmatdin2193]

Nice drone shot, If you guys want to meet kristang people, you should go to the perkampungan portugis or portuguese settlement, melaka.

[@JetLagWarriors]

thanks. Stay tuned for that vlog!

[@funkyvictoria5736]

Like all the best from lreland ;)

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hey, thanks!

[@minhathat6928]

The Saint Paul church are located on Bukit Melaka(melaka hill)

[@mohdfarid9546]

Do come to Umbai,taste our Malay dish of grilled fish and seafood,just ask your grab driver for Umbai Grill Fish & Seafood

[@2805art]

Nice video, great information... you guys are awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜💜💜💜💜 love Melaka 😍

[@JetLagWarriors]

thank you✌️❤️

[@2805art]

You are welcome 🙏🏻

[@fpg8532]

Both of you are really energetic, joyful and simple. Can easily fit on anything, especially trying all sorts deferent kind of foods in Malaysia. We Malaysian really love both of you guys, every night hoping to view your video. Hopefully can stay longer in Malaysia....haha.... Do take good care of health by wearing masks and social distancing....

[@sangorasangora4358]

Wow amazing melaka

[@khangems]

Malacca is the gateway for western thru to meet the east , like china n japan

[@ridzwanwahid9551]

Finally, you guys took the trishaw ride. 😀

[@rahman3444]

Try to visit the ship bro just near from A f Famosa

[@KilatStudio15]

Hi Steve & Ivana, Apa Khabar? Top 5 Things To Do In Melaka: #3~A Famosa Portuguese Fortress. Done. Looking Forward For Your Hari Raya Haji Celebration with Abang Ajib. *Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha. Have Fun & All The Best 😎

[@memekjunior3518]

Yes me too. I love love melaka too

[@MrBen101199]

During normal times, you should have visited St Peter's Church Melaka (normally I walk for about 15 mins from the Dutch Square). It is the oldest functioning Catholic Church in Malaysia. 💕

[@JetLagWarriors]

Right! But, it was closed ☹️

[@mohdmordechai6066]

u can fly drone uu also can be boeing captain

[@G1100L]

History 101, got to love it! Note: lost audio last 1:30....

[@fatimahazzahra7188]

Can you guys do food review at Ikan Bakar Muara Sg Duyung.The seafood there is so delicious..highly recommended..

[@2023hwg]

Hye! I am Malaysian and live in Malacca

[@wj9518]

Thats not a tablet. Its coffin/tomb cover for an old portuguese cemetary just behind the church which u should visit

[@skbeebee8923]

Don't delete the end..hehe..still entertaining to watch the muted portion.. Trishaw rider was so eager ..Rm 15 for a very short distant.. just for the thrill and fun of it..lots laugh during the ride..I remember now we studied Empayar Kesultanan Melaka in history lesson.. schooldays ages ago..

[@JetLagWarriors]

lol Ok! We will leave it up. With a big Oops!!* lol

[@skbeebee8923]

@@JetLagWarriors clap clap clap

[@yvesmark9721]

Museums are the must visit spots. There is also water theme park A'famosa at Alor Gajah but I don't know it's open yet or not because of the pandemic. If you like dining and music at the same time don't forget to try Hard Rock Cafe near Jonkers Walk.

[@JetLagWarriors]

cool! Thanks for the suggestions!

[@suffianismail]

Melaka, The Golden Chersonese.

[@MuhammadIrfan-si3bf]

When you said conquered Malacca...it actually means entire/almost entire Pennisular Malaysia now and little bit part of East Sumatera now. Malacca at that time not like today (small state). Malacca Sultanate is one of Malay Kingdom. Kota Melaka now used to be the capital city of Malacca Empire those days. You must learn more about Malay city states. From Hindu/Buddha to Islam.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Oh! Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing. Always nervous to share historical stuff because there’s usually one or two mistakes, and people can get upset! Thanks to you for being friendly about it. Just an honest mistake.

[@MuhammadIrfan-si3bf]

@@JetLagWarriors It's ok bro...I'm not upset...just sharing for your info.. :)

[@mustaffamusah7473]

The 5 person in a picture is hang tuah and the geng

[@snnmn9572]

If u get close to the Fort's wall u can smell sulfur.. It quite strong even it was long time ago

[@JetLagWarriors]

whoah we didn’t notice that. Thanks for the info. Very interesting...

[@accdgg5027]

Another interesting part is the formation rule of Laws how it is established and implemented, you see Malacca is where its all began to take shape if you're fond of historical fact than this is the place, that's the reason why our independence was first landed in Malacca by the first prime minister

[@cityliving-rainforestperson]

That thing you called "tricycle" is a rickshaw, Steve. 😄😄😄 In Malay language it's called "beca" (pronounced "bay-char" (silence the "r")). In the case of European's "colonisers", you would find Sarawak has a unique history because Sarawak (current Kuching) was given to James Brooke for helping quashed a rebellion. And he went on to become the white monarch in Sarawak for three generations. James founded Sarawak, Charles (his nephew) built and added to its territories and Vyner ceded Sarawak to the British after the Japanese Occupation. 😄 Melaka is unique in itself because it has been colonised by a few European countries. The Kristang people has Portuguese roots. And they still speak the Portuguese language although the older version of it. Have a look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boaWlZV5jpubjrM I think this couple is still in Malaysia (came to visit again, I think...? They were stuck in Langkawi during the MCO). Maybe you guys could check out that village they visited.

[@skaenthusiast]

13:24 there u have it.. ta da da da daaaaaaa

[@syedfadzilsyedmohsin393]

Steve..... You like a history lecture in Indiana Jones movie my friend?. You should put in style with Indiana Jones hat's , Steve. What a good knowledge and explanation you have Steve, about Melacca history....👏👏👏👏I should give you applause and 10 stars, Steve and Ivana.....

[@JetLagWarriors]

wow, thank you so much❤️ Haha Steve would look like a true explorer with Indiana Jones costume!😂

[@marty9376]

With the 1641 & VOC COAT-OF-ARMS on the Porta de Santiago Gatehouse During 1641 , the Dutch 🇳🇱 ( more the Dutch East India Company ... VOC - Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie ) finally captured Melaka & the fortress , from the Portuguese 🇵🇹 ... in 1670 the Dutch VOC carried out major renovation works to the fortress , including the gatehouse The Porta de Santiago gatehouse is one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Southeast Asian

[@Yasin_Affandi]

U guys really made this video on Malacca very interesting for tourists, both local n foreign. Great job.

[@JetLagWarriors]

thanks so much. Glad to know that we did a good job

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@JetLagWarriors So much wonderful videos in Malacca.

[@suezbibzmohdyusoff8498]

Enjoy your ride Steve and Ivana..hahaha fun right?

[@JetLagWarriors]

haha thanks!! very fun

[@yushatcm]

Beca ride for 2 minutes rm15! Loooll. 😁

[@calvick980]

They over changes! Less than 1km distance,few minutes drive charges RM15..Take grab only RM5

[@yushatcm]

@@calvick980 take advantage on foreigners...😂

[@khangems]

St paul church is the first church build in this region, further better study in Malina more detail n still live

[@kaiserznizam5759]

arrgghhhh... suddenly no sound? 'potong stim', welcome both of u to my city

[@BobbyVasquezJr]

Great mystery....why didnt climb up the ladder at St Paul ruins???

[@JetLagWarriors]

it was locked!

[@unklevent]

Lost the audio at the end. Picturesque, Steve. Photogenic is more apt to describe a person. Lol. I think history is to be seen, not read. I hate history classes myself.

[@HBTan1969]

Stadhuys- Dutch for State House. The Local Administrative office during Dutch and British time

[@JetLagWarriors]

cool! Thanks for the info

[@raymondyong3409]

Helo..Steve & Ivana..Have u been to Melaka Raya...(walking distance from A-Farmosa) to sample some Peranakan foods...plus Cendol with gula Melaka...ask the manager to recommend whats the Top choice of foods to order yeah..am very sure u would love it..😇😎

[@sideecm]

Area where Mahkota parade mall sits now is reclaimed land

[@Justlean2146]

Omg im the second comment and 18 viewer!! I've never been this early

[@Buckheimer]

Did your audio cut off at 13:26 or is it just me? 😅😅

[@marty9376]

Not just you

[@mohamadhamadi6169]

Yes..me too..no audio

[@karenteng3183]

Hi!, nyonya Ivana, Mat Salleh Steve..

[@sabilj2000]

At 13:20, the volume gone.

[@bearybear66]

Melaka was once a great rich kingdom, but it sadden me the palace has been destroyed. It would be very glorious.

[@WanderingMunchers]

4:41 I prefer the old-school look trishaw without the over-the-top hello kitty and other animation themes decoration. It's a new thing by the way, I still remember getting in the trishaw without all the cartoon cosmetics back in 2011. Also, the loud songs they played is annoying at times.

[@JetLagWarriors]

whoahh would be interested to see the old style trishaw around the street!

[@khangems]

Battle in European lead the battle in this area, Portugis n Spain first , then follow by British n Holland, next Germany, french, italy n American, from Malacca you can continue study Indonesia, philipine, Thailand, Combodian, vietnam, hong kong, Taiwan n china

[@mikeyong845]

My house rembia melacca

[@redhafansuriahmedfauzi5894]

yeah, u got robbed, coz the St Paul hill is accessible not far from the dutch square. The trishaw guy just simply took you 2 to the other side of the small hill for 15 ringgit.

[@JetLagWarriors]

😭😭😭learning!

[@mong1075]

Back part of video don’t have audio.. seem like being mute