PLACES OF INTEREST
Nature and Adventures |
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 Gadek Hot Spring
Popular as the spa among visitors from far and wide seeking
therapeutic cure for skin diseases. Handicraft shops and
playgrounds have been made available to provide additional
attractions for visitors. A ideal spot for family outing. |
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 Hang Jebat's
Mausoleum
Located in Merlimau, this is the mausoleum of Hang Jebat, the
'champion of justice' who died a tragic death. Hang Jebat was
unceremoniously killed by Hang Tuah in a duel of honour that lasted
3 days and 3 nights. |
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 Hang Kasturi's
Mausoleum
Hang Kasturi is one of the five great warriors during Melaka's
glorious day who served during Sultan Mansor Shah's reign. Today
his grave can still be seen at Jalan Hang Jebat, formerly known as
Jonker Street. |
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 Hang Li Poh's Well (Sultan's
Well)
This well, found at the foot Bukit China, dates back to 1459 and
was constructed by followers of Princess Hang Li Po. The well was
enclosed with stout walls by Dutch in 1677 after they conquered
Melaka. The well itself, in days of old, was the main source of
water for most of the towns and has never dried up even during
droughts. Today, the well has been converted into a wishing well
and it is believed that anyone who throws a coin into the well will
return to Melaka. |
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 Hang Tuah's
Mausoleum
Hang Tuah was fully decorated admiral of Malacca's naval forces
which successfully defended countless attacks against Malacca's
sovereignty by Siamese and Achinese fleets. His outstanding
performance and loyalty to serve the sultan made him a legend and
earned him a permanent place in the history of Malacca. Hang Tuah
was buried in this mausoleum in Tanjung Kling which is 15km from
town. |
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 Hang Tuah's Well
Located in Kampung Duyong where Hang Tuah, the legendary malay
warrior during the reign of Sultan Mansor Shah, was born.
Apparently the water has medicinal values and brings good luck to
those who drink it. |
