For a one-day tour in Malacca, please copy this route directly (very detailed)

🚌Transportation: Download [easybook or redbus], select [TBS Kuala Lumpur - Melaka Sentral]. There are trains from different companies at different times. Many people recommend KKKL, but I feel it is similar to other companies. 💰The price is around 13RM, ⌚The journey takes about 2 hours We exchanged the paper ticket at the counter with the email, and some people said that we can directly scan the QR code to enter. If you don’t want to exchange the ticket, you can try it. ❗During the peak summer season, you must buy tickets in advance. You may not be able to buy tickets for the right time at the offline counter. ✅Route: Jonker Street (don’t take Sam Shu Gong Street, take the parallel road on the left, Nyonya style) ➡️Malacca River ➡️Red House Square (church, fountain, red house) ➡️St. Paul’s Hill ➡️Jonker Street ➡️Straits Mosque to watch the sunset It was noon when we arrived, and we took a taxi directly from the station to the restaurant. The restaurant we wanted to go to was not open, so we went to the next door 🍛【Nyonya Private Kitchen】, which is run by a Chinese. The price and taste are quite good. Malacca's attractions are all concentrated and can be reached on foot. Although it is very hot, it is not recommended to take a taxi because there is really traffic jam! After visiting the three attractions, we returned to Jonker Street and had 🍧[eha juice & veggie bistro] the very popular Musang King Durian Ice💰30RM. The durian flavor was very strong, but there was no air conditioning in the store, probably because the durian smell was quite strong. ⚠️Because we planned to go back to Kuala Lumpur to see the night view in the evening, we left early and did not go to watch the sunset. It costs 5RM to rent clothes to enter the Straits Mosque. 🍢Malacca Night Market is only open from 18:00 to 24:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, so there will definitely be traffic jams during these days! You must be mentally prepared to go!