The journey started by visiting Kampung Morten, a historically traditional Malay village in Malacca City Centre in the Malaysian state of Malacca. This unique village provided students to experience the rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life of the Malay community. In addition, students can experience the interior and exterior Malay house design characteristics and elements which benefits the students as this serves as an important knowledge for an interior designer.
The highlight of the trip was the captivating Melaka River Cruise, which offered students a mesmerizing journey through the historical veins of Malacca. Drifting along the serene waters of the Malacca River, students witnessed the blend of history, culture, and architecture. The cruise provided an educational experience, bringing history to life and leaving a lasting impression on the students' academic journey.
The study trip concluded in Jonker Street, brimming with heritage and charm. Here, students engaged in a comprehensive cultural mapping exercise, documenting the historical significance and contemporary vibrancy of this iconic thoroughfare. Through research, observation, and community engagement, students celebrated and preserved the rich cultural heritage of Jonker Street.
In conclusion, the study trip to Malacca proved to be an unforgettable journey. The students carried not only memories but also a renewed sense of appreciation for Melaka diverse culture.
