Deep in Malacca, the European flavor of Southeast Asia

Take you on an in-depth tour of Malaysia. It's not just about eating and shopping. 😄😄😄 🌟Highlights: Not far from the Dutch Red Square is the hill of St. Paul's Hill at the mouth of the Malacca River, where the Portuguese built St. Paul's Church, offering a distant view of the Strait of Malacca. After the Dutch occupied Malacca in 1670, they used the church as a fortress, which later became a Dutch noble cemetery, with some tombstones inscribed in Latin and Portuguese preserved inside 😆😆😆. 👍Most recommended: Below St. Paul's Church Hill is the ancient gate of A Famosa, a fortress built by the Portuguese after they captured Malacca in 1511, and is a symbol of Malacca. Some old cannons are still preserved. The Sultanate Palace Museum, a replica of the architecture recorded in history books. Occasionally seeing different architecture is also quite unique. 😄😄😄