Images tagged "malacca"
Kampung Kling Mosque - an old mosque in Malacca, built by Indian traders in 1872. In front of the wall are colorful Malacca trishaws.
Little, Hello Kitty themed hotel in Malacca.
Chinese lantern in a shophouse in Malacca.
One of many extremely kitschy, but uniqe trishaws from Malacca.
Entering Cheng Hoon Teng temple - the oldest Chinese temple in Malacca, founded in the 1600s by the Chinese Kapitan Tay Kie Ki alias Tay Hong Yong.
Inside Cheng Hoon Teng temple - the oldest Chinese temple in Malacca, founded in the 1600s.
In front of Cheng Hoon Teng - the oldes Chinese temple in Malacca.
Malacca kitschy trishaws look much better at night, when colorfully lit.
Doraemon and Batman themed trishaws in front of the Stadthuys - former Dutch city hall in Malacca.
Doraemon themed trishaw and its proud owner. Malacca.
Uniquely decorated and brightly lit trishaws waiting for clients in Malacca.
Old houses along the Malacca River waterfront.
Arcades under a row of old Chinese shophouses. Malacca.
Many layers of old paint on the arcades of the old shophouses in Malacca.
Old and richly decorated Portuguese tombstone inside the preserved ruins of St. Paul church in Malacca, which originated from a small chapel dedicated to Virgin Mary, built in 1541.
Residence of the Dutch governors of Malacca - now the Governor's Mansion Museum.
Old Chinese houses on the bank of Malacca River. Many of them are now converted into heritage hotels.
Colorful front of the old shophouses. Malacca.
Dining room in the residence of the governor of Malacca.
Porta de Santiago - the only surviving gate of A Famosa, the Portuguese fortress built in Malacca in 1511.
The centre of Dutch Malacca - a plaza with clock tower, church and city hall (Stadthuys).
Chinese lanterns along the the street with old houses in Malacca.
Round window. Malacca
Kampung Kling Mosque - an old mosque in Malacca, built by Indian traders in 1872. In front of the wall are colorful Malacca trishaws.
Little, Hello Kitty themed hotel in Malacca.
Chinese lantern in a shophouse in Malacca.
One of many extremely kitschy, but uniqe trishaws from Malacca.
Entering Cheng Hoon Teng temple - the oldest Chinese temple in Malacca, founded in the 1600s by the Chinese Kapitan Tay Kie Ki alias Tay Hong Yong.
Inside Cheng Hoon Teng temple - the oldest Chinese temple in Malacca, founded in the 1600s.
In front of Cheng Hoon Teng - the oldes Chinese temple in Malacca.
Malacca kitschy trishaws look much better at night, when colorfully lit.
Doraemon and Batman themed trishaws in front of the Stadthuys - former Dutch city hall in Malacca.
Doraemon themed trishaw and its proud owner. Malacca.
Uniquely decorated and brightly lit trishaws waiting for clients in Malacca.
Old houses along the Malacca River waterfront.
Arcades under a row of old Chinese shophouses. Malacca.
Many layers of old paint on the arcades of the old shophouses in Malacca.
Old and richly decorated Portuguese tombstone inside the preserved ruins of St. Paul church in Malacca, which originated from a small chapel dedicated to Virgin Mary, built in 1541.
Residence of the Dutch governors of Malacca - now the Governor's Mansion Museum.
Old Chinese houses on the bank of Malacca River. Many of them are now converted into heritage hotels.
Colorful front of the old shophouses. Malacca.
Dining room in the residence of the governor of Malacca.
Porta de Santiago - the only surviving gate of A Famosa, the Portuguese fortress built in Malacca in 1511.
The centre of Dutch Malacca - a plaza with clock tower, church and city hall (Stadthuys).
Chinese lanterns along the the street with old houses in Malacca.
Round window. Malacca