• St. Peter’s Church - Experience the historical charm of St. Peter’s Church, Malaysia’s oldest active Roman Catholic church, established in 1710. Appreciate its exquisite Dutch colonial architecture, ancient relics, and tranquil ambiance that embodies Malacca’s diverse cultural legacy.
• Red Square (Dutch Square) - Travel back in time at Dutch Square in Malacca, where the vibrant red colonial structures and historic architecture transport you to the Dutch colonial era.
• Stadthuys - Uncover the colonial past at The Stadthuys, where you can explore one of the oldest Dutch edifices in the East and enjoy intriguing museum displays that highlight the city’s history.
• Christ Church - Appreciate the iconic design of Christ Church, where you can admire 18th-century Dutch architecture and explore the interior featuring antique pews, handcrafted ceiling beams, and historical artifacts.
• Queen Victoria’s Fountain - Capture the beauty of Queen Victoria’s Fountain, a well-preserved colonial-era landmark where you can enjoy its intricate design, refreshing mist, and scenic location in the heart of Dutch Square.
• Jonker Street - Dive into the vibrant ambiance of Jonker Street, where you can wander through lively night market stalls, taste local treats, and shop for distinctive antiques.
• St. Paul’s Hill & Church (Bukit St. Paul) - Ascend the historic St. Paul’s Hill for sweeping views of Malacca and explore the ancient church ruins that tell tales of Portuguese and Dutch colonial history.
• A Famosa Fort - Journey back in time at A Famosa Fort, one of Asia’s oldest European architectural remnants, and delve into Malacca’s rich colonial past through its ancient stone walls.
• Malacca River Walk - Enjoy a leisurely walk along the picturesque Malacca River Walk, soaking in the lively atmosphere with colorful murals, quaint cafes, and views of heritage buildings that showcase the city’s multicultural history.
• Independence Memorial - Explore Malaysia’s path to independence at the memorial, where historical documents, photographs, and exhibits vividly narrate the nation’s journey to sovereignty.
• Mahkamah Persekutuan Malaysia - Also known as the Palace of Justice. Admire the impressive facade that houses Malaysia’s highest courts. Appreciate the building’s grand domes and Moorish-inspired architecture, reflecting the judiciary’s dignity and authority.
• Putra Mosque - Marvel at the beautiful fusion of Malay and Middle Eastern architecture, explore the expansive prayer hall beneath the iconic pink dome, and enjoy scenic views of Putrajaya Lake from the mosque’s courtyard.
• Prime Minister’s Office - Admire its impressive green dome and blend of Islamic-Malay-European architecture, while enjoying panoramic views from the public square outside.

Note: Entry is not permitted at this location.

• Putra Square - Walk across the vast Putra Square and experience the core of Putrajaya’s administrative district, where Malaysia’s federal identity is proudly showcased.
• Putrajaya International Convention Centre - Be amazed by the building’s contemporary, futuristic design inspired by the Malay royal belt buckle, and explore the surrounding plaza offering a perfect scenic spot for photography.
• Millennium Monument - Appreciate the striking architecture of the monument as you follow Malaysia’s historical milestones etched along its golden panels, offering a symbolic journey through time in the heart of Putrajaya.

Note: Entry is not permitted at this location.

• Seri Perdana - Catch a glimpse of the official residence of Malaysia’s Prime Minister, where elegant architecture and beautifully maintained gardens reflect the prestige and dignity of the nation’s leadership.

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Experience the ideal combination of Malaysia’s rich heritage and contemporary marvels on the Malacca & Putrajaya Tour. The adventure starts in the historic city of Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where visitors can explore landmarks such as the iconic A Famosa fortress, the scenic St. Paul’s Hill, and the lively Jonker Street, brimming with cultural treasures and local treats.

The journey continues to Putrajaya, the nation’s sophisticated administrative capital, celebrated for its impressive architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens. Guests can opt for a boat cruise on Putrajaya Lake, providing stunning views of landmarks like the pink-domed Putra Mosque, the sleek Seri Wawasan Bridge, and the majestic Perdana Putra. This tour is perfect for travelers looking for a day of cultural exploration and modern allure.

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