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Malacca City, Malaysia

cover photo by Nick Chew

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 3 votes)

Coordinates : 2.197720, 102.242255 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : As in all multi-ethnic city and who have undergone over the centuries, various foreign domination, in Malacca you can 'photograph people of many different types. The central streets of the city are populated by shops and bazaars run by local people of Malay ethnicity, by Indians (Little India and 'colorful) and Chinese (Chinatown and' small but interesting) that offer photographic opportunities around every corner. The street and night 'consigliatissima the Jonker Walk area, after sunset, it becomes a mass market. A bustle of people around the stalls selling everything. From souvenirs to food street. Malacca and 'was colonized by the British, the Dutch and the Portuguese, and therefore and' the rich colonial architecture that has a romantic flavor to the city.

Recommended equipment : In my view with a wide-angle zoom and a bright short fixed you can 'be in place for both the street and for the architecture. Otherwise, depending on your preferences, a fixed short type 21mm or 24mm longer one for a few portraits type 35mm or 50mm. For night architecture tripod it can 'come in handy.

Best months : Malacca lying to the south of Malaysia enjoys a climate that has no major fluctuations in temperature between winter and summer. There are never less than 20 degrees in any month of the year. The climate and 'very humid but pleasant. September, October and November are the months where the possibility of rain and 'greater. The more months' dry are January, February and March.

How to get there : Malacca is just 150km from Kualalumpur and 250km from Singapore and therefore, by land (car, taxi, bus) is also easily reached by virtue of the fact that the roads are very good.

Visits : Museums, churches and temple are consigliatissimi. The museums are of course fee (a few dollars) while everything else 'to free entry.

Notes : For the night we recommend the area in the long river of rich small but cozy guest house and bed and breakfast are clean and economical.

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Sunrise: 05:53, Sunset: 17:55

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🌓 First Quarter, Brightness: 66%

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