This cultural and historical city centre was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 7 July 2008.
The stamp featured on the postcard shows a scene from Malaysian cartoons.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Greetings from Malacca - UNESCO World Heritage Site
I love postcards from Malaysia and here is one of my magnificent ones. This cool postcard comes from the historic city of Malacca in Malaysia. The civilization in this region started somewhere in 13th century. Malacca has a lot of signs of Portugese, Dutch and British colonization from the past centuries.
This cultural and historical city centre was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 7 July 2008.
This magnificent postcard was sent by Ilyani from Imagica. Thanks a lot pal!!!
This cultural and historical city centre was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 7 July 2008.
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Wow! This blog is updated and have great collections of post cards. Hope that you also cover wonderful places here in the Philippines. Thank you!
Hey, i must say i am honoured to have my hometown, in fact, the Melaka river postcard posted in your blog.....
for your information, i myself is borned and grew up in malaccca, thought now i stayed in another town. The river is just abt 10-15 minutes driving distance from my old house...
Melaka - a UNESCO’s World Heritage site - is well depicted in this beautiful book entitled ‘Melaka from the Top, by Dennis De Witt and published by Nutmeg Publishing. It contains many unique pictures of the historic town of Melaka in Malaysia. This book traces back and compare the transformation and development of the town of Melaka and its surroundings over the centuries. It is a collector's item for anybody who has ever visited Melaka and it allows readers to see Melaka like never before - from the Top.
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Very well this blog is very beautiful and very nice collection of the postcards. Really your information is true and meaningful. Any body who has ever visited Melaka and it allows readers to see Melaka like never before. Thanks for sharing.
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