Day 2: Melaka // Jonker Street X A' Famosa

We got up quite early to catch a bus from Batu Pahat to Melaka which was about RM9.90 (cry). It had been a while since I took a bus so I was quite excited. We go for bus because it is cheap and convenience in peninsula. The journey took us 2 hours, roughly and we slept all the way to Melaka. 

Thanks LiHua for picking us up from the bus station and showing us around the town and A Famosa. 

She is so friendly and kind. Thanks God for sending us angels! ;DD

random photos along the Jonker Street.

Chicken rice balls !!! *drum playing

and the famous and delicious puff, durian, yogurt and cempedak.  

This stalls had been featured in many tv channels. 

as good as rated. I'm craving for them now.

Hello, Mr. Malaysia !

the scene of Little Nyonya (SG drama)

After brunch, we went to A Famosa to catch the animals shows. Sadly, we missed the first cow boy show but we managed to watch the rest of the 3 shows in the afternoon. Bird show, elephants show and mix animal show. My favorite goes to elephant show because you can see that elephants actually build better relationship with the trainers, if compared to birds and other animals in the shows so I felt more harmony to watch their interaction and performance during the show. LOL

some random photos of.... camels   

Not sure what I was doing. LOLOL.

Parrot. as on the Faber Caster color pencil box. HAHAHA

ponies 

while watching the shows.

demonstrating sleeping

zzzzz

trying to wake his friend up.

ignore the plastic chair. HAHAHA

Old west for Red Indian Show at night. Obviously, we were there too early. The show only starts at 8:30pm.

so strolling around and taking pictures.

short videos on  my Instagram.

Animal feeding becomes a bit too commercial. As soon as the last bite was fed, the pony is brought away, not even finishing his last crunch. Too sad. The photo taking team (photographer and workers dress like clowns/ cowboy, or performers of the night) will approach you and take group photo without permission and flee away after they are done. They are so well trained (so quick) that you have no yet recover from consciousness to reject. 

But I did enjoyed the Red Indian Show and fire crackers at the end of the show! definitely not entertained by the ah gua dance ;D

That's all about day 2 of the trip. 

p/s: some pictures are from YL's camera, you can tell from the photo quality. ;p