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One
of the world's most comprehensive butterfly and insects farms with well
over 200 local species including rare ones namely Raja Brooke and
Birdwing. There is also a collection of more than 400 insect specimens.
Constructed
based on the philosophy of 'Feng Shui' (geomancy), the resort is one of
a kind in the country. Every element has been placed relative to the
principle of celestial and terrestrial positioning accuracy to enhance
its charm, 'chi'(power) and prosperity.
A
stupendous theme complex to enable visitors to view the traditional
houses of the 13 states of Malaysia on a single visit. The complex
displays life-size authentic houses of Malaysia crafted by master
builders. Each house has been furnished with corresponding elements
adding ambience of originality that capture the houses in their
traditional setting.
A
unique theme park conceived as the summary of prominent cultural
elements of the countries that make up ASEAN i.e. Malaysia, Indonesia,
Thailand, Philippines, Singapore and Brunei. Visitors will acquire a
definitive sense of history and culture of the countries based on the
features of the houses constructed with remarkable detail.
A
serene setting of tropical forests awaits discovery. Untouched to enable
visitors to truly experience a leisurely walk through a tropical haven.
The trees are labeled making it fun and an educational for a quick
lesson in Malaysia's rich flora and fauna. It is an ideal setting for
juggle tracking, hiking, jogging and cycling. The routes are marked.
The
farm is the largest in the country. Since its opening in 1987, this
Crocodile Park has expended and transformed to include a section of
other reptilian species. This Sprawling 3.2 hectare park, a leading
tourist attraction is now home to more than 200 crocodiles of various
species from all over the world including the Siamese, African Dwarf,
Indian Marsh/Mugger, Humpback, Tailless and many more.
It
is located about 13 km from Malacca city. It is the second largest zoo
in the country covering and area of 54 acres with about 1,200 animals
made up of 200 different species of animals found in Southeast Asia and
Africa amidst natural setting. It was established in 1963 and it is the
first zoo in the region with the almost extinct Sumatran Rhinoceros and
Seladang on display. The latest attraction is the "Safari Theme Park".
Rated the best zoo in this part of the country, it is an exciting place
to discover the animal kingdom at your own pace. Entrance fee for adult
is RM5.00 and children is RM2.00. Visiting hours is daily from 9.00 am
to 6 pm
Managed
by the Malacca Museums Corporation (PERZIM). This museum is located at
Jalan Ayer Keroh, next to the Crocodile Farm. Generally, this museum
exhibits various collections from the local Aborigines.
Located
in 4.5 hectares of landscaped pathways the Peacock Paradise Bird Park is
the world's largest walk in aviary. It contains over 3000 free flying
birds from 100 species within a netted enclosure. It opens from 9.00 am
to 6.00 pm with entrance fee for adults at RM5, children 7 to 12 years
old RM2 and children from 5 to 6 years old RM1 . Located near Air Keroh
along the way to Durian Tunggal Town. 
The
ninth ruler of Naning who defiantly opposed the imposition of tax on the
district by the British. He valiantly resisted British forces on Naning,
deploying his troop with outstanding display of military ingenuity that
outsmarted the invading forces on two campaigns. The Naning war, waged
in 1834, made Dol Said a hero of exceptional valor that earned him a
permanent place in the history of Malacca. 
Popular
as the spa among visitors from far and wide seeking therapeutic cure for
skin diseases. Handicraft shops and playgrounds have been made available
to provide additional attractions for visitors. An ideal spot for family
outing.
Birdwatchers'
paradise. An important lowland marking to migrating birds set in a
serene headland forest punctuated by a blue lagoon and a beautiful
beach.
Used
an outpost to enforce the monopoly of tax collection. It was manned by a
small garrison of Dutch officers but was later abandoned when the mining
Mining area ceased its operations.
Hang
Jebat was the champion of justice who died a tragic death. Hang Jebat
was unceremoniously killed by Hang Tuah in a duel of honour that lasted
3 days and 3 nights. He ran amuck after suffering a fatal wound from
Hang Tuah's dagger 'Keris Taming Sari.' In the name of justice to avenge
the Sultan's hasty punishment against Hang Tuah for a crime he didn't
commit. Hang Jebat was accused by Hang Tuah of 'derhaka' (contumacy).
The duel between two of Melaka's most prominent knights has left a
permanent question as to the moral behind Hang Jebat's aberrant reaction
against authority and the conventions by which Hang Tuah exercised his
conduct as a loyal subject of the Sultan.
Located
in Kampung Duyong where Hang Tuah was born and spent his childhood among
four of his good friends who would later become the famous knights of
Malacca.
A
heaven for holiday makers seeking sandy beaches, clear blue water, the
sun and the sea front chalets on stilts. The island is an excellent
resort for swimming, fishing, picnicking and snorkeling.
The
daughter of Sri Amar Di Raja Pahang convinced by Hang Tuah to marry
Sultan Mahmud Shah. Died a queen in Merlimau, about 24 km. from Malacca
City, while retreating with members of Malacca royal family from
Portuguese attack in 1511.
Architecturally
resplendent and signature to Malacca's 19th century artistic style.
Built by a Chieftain, intricate wood carving forms the unique facade as
well as the interior section of the house. Located 5 km. Southwest of
Merlimau town.
Established
to uncover the facts, and the myths, behind the establishment of Jasin
as one of the significant settlements of Melaka's territorial expansion.
Exhibits range from historical and cultural artifacts. An account
of Sultan Mahmud Shah's infatuation for Puteri Gunung Ledang (Princess
of Gunung Ledang) is also include as the permanent exhibits at the
museum.
Exhibits
will help visitors to journey into the past and to visualize the amazing
stories behind the district of Alor Gajah. The district was the site
where Naning War was waged. There are also exhibits on the cultures of
the Malay, Chinese and Indian.
Your
world of never ending fun and excitement for everyone. Get ready for
thrilling hours of fun and excelling fantasies with A' Famosa Water
World. It is fully equipped with water theme park facilities.
Spread
over 150 acres of lush green, it is home to some of the world's most
exotic animals. With animal rides, guided tours, a high-tech farmhouse
hatchery, animal rides and shows, the A' Famosa World Safari truly has
something for everyone in the family.
The
Hawksbill turtle is a medium sized marine turtle with a hawklike beak
and a thorny shell. Brown and likely striped, these turtles find the
ideal resting ground on the island of Upeh. One of the earth's rarest
species it lays its eggs from the month of March to June but visitors
can expect to catch sight of at least a few turtles every night
throughout the year.
Experience
the real kampung way of life at Seri Tanjung village. Twice winner of
the National Beautiful Village competition, Seri Tanjung offers
accommodation for visitors under the Homestay concept. The village is in
Alor Gajah District, approximately 24km away from Melaka Historic City.
Visitors will stay with host families, the villagers of Seri Tanjung. As
such, visitors wiii experience the essence of village life in Seri
Tanjung, an experience which is becoming a rarity nowadays.