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From six shop houses Liu Men Hotel, the 21st century building has been transformed into a hotel with the 1930s colonial art deco influences of Chinese Peranakan culture. Liu Men or “six doors” holds a special meaning, (Six or 六, LIÙ) is an auspicious number symbolising a smooth journey and travel. Cheng Ho suite features black wood herringbone floors with a spacious bathroom, signature colour of red and a standing alone bathtub. This is a perfect space for couple n getaway. Furnished with a King size bed, you will be pampered with the touch of history meets romance. Located just a few foot steps from Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and 400m from Jonker Street.

Years before the war in Melaka, in Jalan Tokong, sixshop-houses stood where different families resided. Sometimes before 1939, these six families left and the different shop-houses were renovated andtransformed into a new home for a single family. Fast forward to now, in the 21st century, the prewar structure is given a new life and is called Liu Men Melaka. A 30 rooms charming boutique hotel situated in a heavily adorned street appears to be conjured from Asian romance novel.

Yoga Retreat with me (Angeline Ong) at Rimba Alor Orchard Villas Melaka 15th - 17th November 2019 (3 days 2 nights) at RM628 per pax... Only limited spot available. Think a cool yoga getaway has to be out of your budget? Then you haven’t seen these retreat, that won’t break the bank. So stop dreaming and start booking your 2019 yoga vacation. A vacation is great, a yoga retreat is even better. Yoga retreats simply offer more value than traveling on your own

If you are looking for a rustic escape from the concrete jungle, then you’ll get to relax and enjoy the laid-back lifestyle at Rimba Alor Orchard Villas. Rimba Alor Orchard Villas is hidden along MK7 Alor Gajah which is 35 minutes away from Melaka’s famed Jonker Street, offers air-conditioned rooms, bathrooms with water heaters and free WiFi. The 2 villas is built like a traditional Melaka-style village home, including the trademark stairs made of bricks and concrete, decorated with ornate tiles features a traditional Malay village style of decor and furnishings made from wood, lending it a breezy, natural feel.

Years before the war in Melaka, in Jalan Tokong, six shop-houses stood where different families resided. Sometimes before 1939, these six families left and the different shop-houses were renovated and transformed into a new home for a single family. Fast forward to now, in the 21st century, the prewar structure is given a new life and is called Liu Men Melaka. A 30 rooms charming boutique hotel situated in a heavily adorned street appears to be conjured from Asian romance novel.

Mountain Bike Night Jamboree ‘SHIMANO Burung Hantu 2018’ Ride, organised by the Environment Cycling Club (ECC) of Malacca, happening every two years once. The jamboree is the biggest night mountain bike event in Malaysia and highly anticipated by the mountain biking community attracting participants from all over Malaysia as well as Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, and riders from Europe as well.

Loh Yong Moh Restaurant is the only dim sum place located in Jonker Street, it is one of the oldest dim sum shops in Malacca, been operating business since 1936.  It is one of the best place to eat dim sum in Melaka that serve old school or traditional dim sum. My favourite is the egg custard bun filled sweet, buttery, creamy and aromatic custard egg yolk. Their porridge with century egg and pork also one of my favourite,  it was smooth, tasty and fragrant. Be prepare for a long queue on weekends and dim sums will be sold out around 10am - 11am.

The eighth Melaka Art and Performance Festival (MAPFest) returns to the majestic city of Melaka from Friday to Sunday, 25 – 27 November 2016, 10AM to 10PM, with world-class artists lined-up to showcase their internationally recognised works. More than 40 artists from 10 countries will muster at St. Paul’s Hill to paint the skyline of Melaka with multi-disciplinary art display like contemporary dances, visual arts, multimedia arts, paintings and video arts, just to name a few. All events and performances during the festival is free admission.

As the Melaka Art and Performance Festival (MAPFest) 2015 approaches, here are the top 5 tips and guides to this unique festival with lots of fun and exciting activities awaits you.

Seventh Instalment Features Over 35 Global Artists to Enliven the Historic City of Melaka. The world’s largest and only site-specific art and performance festival on a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Melaka Art and Performance Festival (MAPFest), returns to Melaka for its seventh instalment from 27 to 29 November 2015. More than 35 local and international artists will muster around the vicinity of St. Paul’s Hill and transform the heritage city into a piece of art. The 3-day festival is a free and accessible event for all.