Malacca River Cruise: Not To Be Missed When You Visit Malacca.

When you visit Malacca, you must not miss this river cruise. The cruise starts at Taman Rempah and moves towards the river mouth and back again to its origin. This will take 45 minutes at a cost of RM10.00 per person.

Many people are attracted to experience this river cruise.

The jetty point.

Ticket counter.

The river at night.

The boats are plenty here and each boat can accommodate 20 persons. While cruising you can see old houses, old village (Kampong Morten), a few overhead bridges, riverside hotels, port etc.

You can take the cruise during the day or night. But at night, it is more interesting as you can see the areas adorned with colorful lights and a bit cooler.

Happy travelling.

Huang Po River Cruise, Shanghai, China.

Taking a river cruise at night is an interesting activity if you happen to be on holiday. Many world cities offer some kind of river cruising to their patrons at a small fee. I am going to tell you about cruising the Huang Po river in Shanghai. It is interesting once you are on the cruise. You can look at the waterfront, look at the buildings beautifully decorated with colourful lights and feel the cool breeze. There are other activities on the ship like singing or dining. This cruise will take around one hour.

The building at the Bund, the waterfront.

Shanghai's buildings are decorated with colourful lights.

Huang Po at night.

Patrons enjoying the cruise. Those wishing to sit near the railing have to book their seats.

Some patrons who do not dine here and therefore they sit at the centre. It is quite crowded.

The Chinese singer is entertaining patrons on the ship.

The staircases at the cruise liner.

Patrons are going out after the cruise.

If you are interested to cruise the ship at night, please be early at the Bund. The program starts at 8.30 pm till 9.30pm. This means you have to be there by 7.30pm. It is crowded with people and going on queue to board the ship is frustratingly slow. Once on the ship, it is quite okay. It's an hour cruise at a fee. You can buy the ticket at the booths along the Bund. Happy travel.