Malacca Crocodile Park (Taman Buaya) has been in operation since July 1987 and it is located along Ayer Keroh highway and it is right before Muzium Orang Asli. If you plan to go to the Malacca Crocodile Park, this place is right after the Ayer Keroh toll exit. It has about 115 nos of crocodiles from 4 different species. It also has alligators.
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Do you want to learn about astronomy secret and learn more about science? Melaka is known for its planetariums and this is one of the place you should go to educate your child and yourself.
Melaka Planetarium Adventure Science Centre is second planetarium built in Melaka after Al-Khawarizmi Astronomy complex . If Khawarizmi situated in the village area, Melaka Planetarium is located in the center of Melaka International Trade Centre (MITC). Take a look at the map below. It is exactly in the center of the main of MITC.
It is only 4 km from the Ayer Keroh toll plaza and there are many attractive places to visit nearby such as Zoo Melaka, Crocodile Park and Mini Malaysia.
Gadek Hot Spring or known in Malay as ‘Air Panas Gadek’ is one out of three hot spring spots in Melaka. The remaining are the Bemban Hot Spring and the Cerana Putih Hot Spring.
If your body feel weak, or you are a bit depresses and want to find a place where you can relax, Gadek Hot Spring maybe the answer for your problem.
The Gadek Hot Spring is located at Gadek, Alor Gajah. It is only 5km from Alor Gajah town and bout 25km from Melaka town. It also near to one of Alor Gajah’s tourist attraction, A’Famosa resort. Gadek Hot Spring is open 24 hours daily which mean you can go to the hot spring any time. It can accommodate about 500 guests at a time and it is frequently visited at night.
