3D2N Malacca Travel Full Itinerary
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If you’re craving a short getaway full of history, culture, and delicious local food, Malacca is the perfect choice!
This 3D2N Malacca itinerary is designed for small groups who want to explore comfortably with a private van (包Van) — no parking stress, no traffic worries, just pure fun and discovery from historic streets to riverside views.
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Day 1 — Historic Landmarks & Jonker Street
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Red Square + Church of Saint Paul → 古元鸡饭粒 → Jonker Street → The Daily Fix Cafe
→ The Shore Sky Tower → 八宝饭店鱼头炉 → Jonker Street 夜市 → 住宿 The Majestic Malacca
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Start your Malacca adventure at the Red Square (Stadthuys) and St. Paul’s Church, two of the city’s most iconic landmarks. For lunch, enjoy the famous 古元鸡饭粒, a local Hainanese-style chicken rice.
Spend the afternoon strolling through Jonker Street, browsing antique shops and boutique stores. Take a break at The Daily Fix Cafe, known for its aesthetic desserts and coffee.
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Next, admire the panoramic city view from The Shore Sky Tower. Dinner is at 八宝饭店鱼头炉, a local favorite for fish head steamboat. End the day with a night stroll along Jonker Street Night Market before heading to your stay at The Majestic Malacca.
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Day 2 — Nature, Culture & Local Delights
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阿嬷好料 → Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum → The Cheng Hoon Teng Temple → The Baboon House
→ Kampong Kling Mosque → Klebang Original Coconut Shake → Melaka River Cruise → The Malacca Straits Mosque → Peranakan Mansion
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Start the day with breakfast at 阿嬷好料, famous for traditional local dishes. Visit the Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum to learn about Malacca’s unique Peranakan culture, and then stop by The Cheng Hoon Teng Temple (青云亭) for a spiritual experience.
Lunch is at The Baboon House, a cozy café serving both Western and local favorites. Explore Kampung Kling Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in Malacca. Treat yourself to Klebang Original Coconut Shake, a refreshing local specialty.
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| In the afternoon, enjoy the scenic Melaka River Cruise, then visit the stunning Melaka Straits Mosque. End the day with dinner at 僑生府, a local Chinese restaurant loved by both locals and travelers. |
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Day 3 — Souvenirs & Farewell
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Dun Huang Dim Sum → San Shu Gong → Paklim Gift & Souvenir → Gu Pong Enterprise
→ Sukee Restaurant → Back
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Start your last day with breakfast at Dun Huang Dim Sum, enjoying dim sum and local breakfast favorites. Before leaving Malacca, shop for souvenirs at San Shu Gong, Paklim Gift & Souvenir, and Gu Pong Enterprise, bringing home local snacks and treats.
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| Lunch is at Sukee Restaurant, a cozy spot for traditional local dishes. After lunch, it’s time to return home, ending your 3D2N Malacca adventure. |
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