Good Morning Malacca and it was the third day of Hari Raya Aidil Fitri. I enjoyed cruising around Jonker Walk in the early morning when it is quiet with lesser people. |
Wow a cycling event going through Jonker Walk and it seemed like it was a charity ride. HapPy Cycling!!! |
All set to go for the second day itinerary and started with a ride for breakfast lead by Baki. |
Feeling cheerful and also hungry, everyone was anxious to have their breakfast as soon as possible. |
Many opted for Nyonya Laksa but some chose Blue rice with chicken rendang. |
Traditional Ayam Ponteng - braised chicken with soy sauce, gula melaka (sugar syrup), and stewed with potatoes is one of the hot favourites of Donald & Lily. |
After a satisfying meal at Donald & Lily, our guide took us to see Malacca town. |
Baki can survive as a local tourist guide, he knows the history of this town and he told us story about this lane known as Java Lane, interesting story indeed...well done Baki! |
The weather was hot a place that is cooling would be ideal, so "The Shore" came to our rescue. |
Labodega is a good place to lepak, we just parked our iron horses next to it and we were there for a comfortable time. |
Cycling along Malacca River was fun, path was good and friendly. |
Hi people stop and look here for a shot at Malacca River. |
Well done Malacca for maintaining the old heritage facades it is truly amazing and beautiful. |
Jalan Tukang Emas is where Cheng Ho Sayang Guest House is located, we were back for a brief rest before our next visit for an Open House. |
The ride to Anwar's house was interesting with beautiful kampong ambiance and rambutan trees with its fruits waiting for us. |
Anuar & Albert who have not seen each other for more than 30 over year since childhood days back in Taiping. We were glad to witness this reunion. Hidup Malaysia!!! |
Selamat Hari Raya to Anuar and his family. Thank you once again for your excellent hospitality and all the best to you. |
It's back to Malacca town and some of us have to go back home from here while some stayed back for another night. |
After a short rest back at Jonker Walk we proceeded to Malacca Straits Mosque for a sunset experience. |
The Malacca Straits Mosque (Malay: Masjid Selat Melaka) is a mosque located on the man-made Malacca Island near Malacca. The construction cost of the mosque was about RM10 million. |
Beautiful sunset captured with Olympus TG2 and later with a Nyonya dinner at Melaka Raya to end the second day of this Raya adventure. |
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