Which part of Malaysia has a strong element of China, which is deeply loved by China tourists?

With the vigorous development of tourism, many tourists began to choose overseas travel. In the choice of countries to travel abroad, more and more people tend to Southeast Asian countries. Domestic tourists generally believe that Southeast Asian countries have a low level of tourism consumption and can enjoy the unique tropical exotic customs in Southeast Asia. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to an ancient city with the longest history. Now it is also a popular tourist city. There are many elements of China in the city, which attracts the yearning of countless domestic tourists.

This city is called Malacca, which is located in the west of Malaysia Peninsula. Malacca is a city with a long history, which developed from an obscure small fishing village. In the Tang Dynasty, Malacca Strait was a very important traffic fortress. Malacca dynasty was founded in 1402, and Malacca has been a city for more than 600 years. By contrast, it is the oldest ancient city in Malaysia.

Malacca, because of its superior geographical position, has been coveted by many colonists in history and has long been a colony. It is precisely because of this history that there are many buildings built by colonists in Malacca today, which also continue the cultural customs of many colonial countries. In particular, the western-style churches here are full of romantic European customs, which has contributed to the diversified cultural atmosphere in Malacca.

And there is a close relationship between Malacca and China in history. At first, many China people headed by Zheng He brought a lot of substantial help to Malacca. So, until today, Malacca has also built a special China Street called? Junker Street? . This Jonker street has a history of more than 300 years. Its predecessor was the official factory founded by Zheng He here, and now it has become a tourist block for China people.

You can see many elements of China in Junker Street, especially buildings. Many shops on both sides of the street are built in imitation of traditional buildings in China. The wooden frame structure, the sturdy rafter structure and the form of cornices are all like walking into the ancient streets of China. In addition to shops, there are also a series of buildings such as fellow townsmen's halls and temples, and Chinese characters in China can be seen everywhere. On the night of the festival, China Festival celebrations will be held nearby, such as Lantern Festival, Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, which are very popular among domestic tourists.

Besides the vibrant China culture like Junker Street, there are many other tourist attractions in Malacca. For example, in the mountain city of Portugal, you can appreciate the rich atmosphere of western castles and churches, and in the red house of Holland, you can also appreciate various ancient customs of ancient Holland. I hope you can visit this ancient city next time you go to Malaysia, which will definitely give people a different experience.