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Susan and Robin visit S.E. Asia
Melaka is an assault on all of the senses.
It is an old trading post with Portugese, Dutch and British colonial influences. The lasting influence, however, is Chinese and Chinatown has hardly changed in 100 years. The rickshaws have evolved slightly into pedal driven, outrageously decorated trishaws. They carry enormous batteries and amplifiers and blast out 70s and 80s pop music as you go along. The stalls at the night market sell everything to eat that you could imagine and lots that you couldn't imaging eating. Durian fruit smell like hell and taste like heaven. Couldn't get past the smell.
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Laura Pollock Great photo! .... pity you could'nt get past the Durian smell..its delicious .. I will one in for breakfast fruit salad when you come back ! xx
Donna Dunbar Looks like you are having a great time Melaka sound interesting. At lesnast you haven't the cold weather and snow (not much I hasten to add at the moment) we have in Inverness. Take care xx