Daria Discovery

Malacca one of the third smallest historical state in Malaysia. Rich with culture, nature beauties of Portuguese communities and specially the food from the peranakan.. Portuguese communities Nature Beauty of Malacca one of the Portuguese House The biggest Christian Communities in Malacca are the Portuguese Jonker Walk One of the tourist or attraction in Malacca.. located in the centre of Malacca and a walking distance to the Historical site..enjoy your walk. local made ice candy ice cream Mr. Malacca The Jonker Street Historical site Yummy food Thanks "Start your day with a SMILE"

Melacca trip's again and this time with VV, my special driver, I LOVE VV because she's the coolers driver i have had! driving safely  with slow music and with a smilling face.... but with me she laughing! i cant drive with serious face i need to dance and sing  with the music that moves my soul and i do entertainted her with my fun moves :) Long distance drive are fun, and drive safely! There's to many things in my life beautiful and i LOVE THE  MOST! But i do Love  and enjoing; 1. Long Distance Drive 2.Traditional Home Cook 3.Smile and Laugh 4.YUMMY TASTE of food :D 5.with people i LOVE! myFAMILY.. etc After all the fun drive, makes me very hungry... 1st Hunt NYONYA TRADISIONAL FOOD @ Kafe LIN'S Own by Peranakan Couple. (45,Jalan Kristal 1, Taman Limbongan Indah, 75200 Melaka) i have more then enough  6in1 all im my plate, ABOVE and below are my plate.... i can eat more then enough... ...

Surf the the road to Malacca with my parents and our special driver Vi vien.This is a Saturday getaway after a few days stay in Kuala Lumpur. Malacca one of the heritage places with the mixture of old and new architecture building. Malacca is the third smallest state in Malaysia located 148 km south east of Capital City of Kuala Lumpur.   The place of  PERANAKAN the Baba&Nyonya, mix marriage between Chinese traders and with the local malay people, this mixture create a unique culture the babanyonya through there tradional custome , Food and celebration The Portuguese influence is visible in the city's architecture. As they did in other colonies, they taxed buildings relative to their width, a policy that accounts for the deceptively thin facades along the colonial streets. A building no more than twelve feet across can easily extend back...