Here under Malaysia - PMT - Day 20, you will find travel information for that day, with practical information including the opening hours and addresses of the different attractions.
Have a walk in Melaka's Jonker street, flanked by a long row of houses and shops that have the elaborate and ornamented frontages of Dutch architecture, with traces of Chinese and English influences.
Meet the rare and endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros in Melaka's amazing zoo. Apart from seeing the many wild animals and several that are on the verge of extinction, there are also fun activities to indulge in while at the zoo: elephant ride or snapshot with the famous orangutan.
Learn more about one of nature’s most amazing creatures at Air Keroh' s crocodile farm. Since its launch in 1987, the 3.2ha park has seen many visitors and tourists walk through its doors admiring these creatures. There are the Humpback, African Dwarf, Siamese, Tailless, and more. Other reptiles are also on show here.
2nd night in Melaka.
Crocodile Farm: North of Melaka
Entrance fees: Adult: RM 5, Child: RM 3
How to get there:
Taman Buaya Melaka Sdn Bhd
Pusat Pelancongan Air Keroh
75450 Malacca
Tel: (+606) 232 2349
Opening Hours: 9am - 6pm
Jonker street
Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka
Melaka Zoo: North of Melaka
Entrance fees: Adult: RM 4, Child: RM 2
Tram Rides: Adult: RM 1, Child: RM 0.50
Elephant and horse rides are available on weekends and public holidays
How to get there:
Malacca Zoo
Air Keroh
75450 Malacca
Tel: (+606) 232 4053/4054
Fax: (+606) 232 5859
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Learn more about one of nature’s most amazing creatures at Air Keroh' s crocodile farm. Since its launch in 1987, the 3.2ha park has seen many visitors and tourists walk through its doors admiring these creatures. There are the Humpback, African Dwarf, Siamese, Tailless, and more. Other reptiles are also on show here.