Tomorrow Chinese around the world will celebrate MOONCAKE FESTIVAL.
Happy MOONCAKE FESTIVAL.
Melaka should have a trackless electric tram for the city.
No need to install tracks on existing roads which can be used by the new trams.
George Stevenson launched his steam train from Stockton to Darlington in UK about 200 years ago.
During that time, it was faster than horse drawn vehicles. It can travel further, faster and carry heavier loads and passengers.
Since then, steam trains had been replaced with diesel powered trains for about 150 years. However, diesel trains emit hazardous exhaust into the environment.
Now, diesel trains are being replaced with electric and hydrogen powered trains which reduce airpollution.
High speed trains have developed magnetic levitation and vacuum loop trains which can travel beyond 400 km/hour.
Melaka now has her own lighted up Eifel Tower of Melaka.
Fully lighted up at night adds colour in Melaka.
Published on September 27, 2025
Melaka has been selected as the official launch venue for the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) campaign, marking an exciting milestone for the historic state as it takes center stage in the global tourism landscape. The launch, which coincided with World Tourism Day and the World Tourism Conference for the first time, is an ambitious step toward positioning Malaysia as a world-class destination. VM2026, with the theme “Malaysia Truly Asia” and “Surreal Experience,” is targeting over 35.6 million tourist arrivals, making it one of the nation’s most significant initiatives in tourism.
The VM2026 campaign’s official unveiling took place at Encore Melaka, with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim leading the event. This marks a historic moment for the state as more than 155 international delegates, including representatives from the United Nations World Tourism Organization, gathered to witness the launch. The celebration serves not only as the beginning of a major national campaign but also as a testament to Malaysia’s ongoing commitment to tourism excellence.
History is also in the spotlight with the exclusive exhibition “The Historical Maritime Exhibition of a World Naval Hero: Enrique de Malacca”, which highlights the story of a local who became the first Asian individual to circumnavigate the globe with Ferdinand Magellan in the 16th century.
Among the exclusive exhibits are Ferdinand Magellan’s will (1519), which lists the name Enrique as the young man from Malacca on the ship “Trinidad”, and the Maluku Fleet Register “Rol de la Armada Magellan 1519”, which recognises Enrique as Magellan’s official interpreter