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From: Loh Jia Sin 108110534 ^^

mistake of mine

dear wei wei,
sorry that i make a mistake.after i re-read the article and do research on the net.i think the word of 'attraction' is more better than 'activity'.you can do like attraction of hang li poh well and the attraction which around the hang li poh well. There's alot of places,u can take the most famous and suggested 5 places. Besides,what you had post up is correct and related to the attraction,but still maybe have to do a little changes on the words.
http://travel.sulekha.com/hang-li-po-s-well.htm

sorry and thanx.^^

Attraction

What’s interesting in visit Hang Li Po Well?? Food? Shopping?

No.... This well is well known due to its mythical origins and a history relating China and Malacca. You can also take this chance visit to Bukit Cina and Sam Po Kong Temple which located near to this well.

Hang Li Po's Well also know as King's Well, located at the foot of Bukit Cina. Bukit China, a gift from the sultan, was established as their residence. It was built in 1459 by the followers of Princess Hang Li Po for her personal use and was also the main source of water for much of the town. It was a prime target for opposition forces which either poisoned it or tried to hold it for their use. It was reputed never to have dried up even during droughts.

Bukit China is a small hill in the eastern side of Malacca city, along Jalan Puteri Hang Li Po, and is one of the tourist spots in Malacca. History records show that during the Ming Dynasty in China, in order to seal diplomatic ties between Malacca and China, a Chinese princess is wedded to the Sultan of Malacca. The Sultan housed the princess and her 500 handmaidens at this hill and name the place Bukit China (Bukit means hill in Malay).Later on in history, the hill becomes a cemetery for the Chinese settlers that came to Malacca.

Bukit China has two adjoining hills which form a Chinese graveyard covering over 25 hectares. With over 12,000 graves and some dating back to the Ming dynasty, it is said to be the largest one outside China. The oldest grave found here dates back to 1622.

Bukit Cina Old Graves with old Chinese carving

More details about Bukit Cina:

http://www.igougo.com/attractions-reviews-b12043-Malacca-Bukit_Cina.html

Hang Li Po Well is located next to Poh San Teng Temple, was founded in 1795 by Kapitan China Chua Su Cheong as a graveyard temple. The main deity is Fu-te Zhen Shen. the temple was built to allow the descendants of those buried on Bukit China to conduct prayers to their ancestors away from the heavy rain and strong winds.

Inner hall of Poh San Teng Temple

Main entrance of Poh San Teng Temple

More Malacca Temple information can be found here:

http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Asia/Malaysia/Negeri_Melaka/Melaka-1281809/Things_To_Do-Melaka-Temples-BR-1.html

There’s step to Bukit Cina hill from Poh San Temple. Visitors love to walk along the steps and enjoy the historical environment.

From the view of the top of hill, you can see Munshi Abdullah Street.

Today, the well has acquired the reputation of a wishing well and it is believed that anyone who throws a coin into the well will return to Melaka. There’s also has a Hang Li Po Temple for tourist to pray.

Tourist came for wishing.

Hang Li Po Temple

LOCATION OF HANG LI PO WELL

Figure 1.1 Hang Li Po Well

HANG LI PO WELL was located adjacent to the Sam Po Kong Temple. When Hang Li Po arrived with more than 500 ladies-in-waiting, the Sultan Mansur Shah gave them ‘the hill without a town’ in perpetuity, subsequently called ‘Bukit Cina’. Bukit Cina (Chinese Hill) is the largest Chinese burial ground outside China. The cemetery stretches over 3 hills covering an area of 26ha and holds more than 12,000 graves with tombs dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

Hang Li Po’s followers built a well at the foot of the Bukit Cina hill for their own used. Also known as Rajah’s well, it can be said as the main source of water for much of the town. It is said that the well never dried up, not even during times of extreme drought. The Dutch enclosed the well in stout walls in 1677 to prevent it from falling into the hands of foes.

Today it has long since been crowded by tourists looking into the well which is nothing to see but children here are trying to throw a coin in!!! - making it like a wishing well!

Figure 1.2 Step to the Hill from HANG LI PO WELL

Figure 1.3 View of Melaka Town from top of the hill, you can see Munshi Abdullah Street Bukit Cina, located in the fringe of Melaka City. Sultan Mansur Shah bequeathed this 42 hectare and 148metre high hill to Chinese after he married Princess Hang Liu (Hang Li Po).

Figure 1.4 Map to Hang Li Po, Bukit Cina

From CHIA SIOK XIAN

Extra Info About the GUI

Dear friends,

Each one of us is required to do and recreate a layout or design for our individual links,which means there's 5 pages including the homepage. We are required to giving comments or reason based on the layout and design that we are creating(stated in the assignmnet outline).All the design,font size,font size and color have to be standard and related to each other. so,if possible,v discuss it in the msn or havin group meeting to discussed about it to avoid redo and waste time.Besides,try to find extra links relate to your task given.

Tnx.Have a nice day.

Direction of Hang Li Po's Well

Do you know how to go Hang Li Po's Well?
Let me guide you about the location of Hang Li Po's Well.
Please refer to this link: http://www.amazingmelaka.com/popup/map-melaka-chinatown.html
The map of Chinatown with label 15 is the exactly location of Hang Li Po's Well.

Hang Li Po's Well also know as King's Well , located at the foot of Bukit Cina, next to Sam Po Kong Temple, was built in 1459 by the followers of Princess Hang Li Po as the main source of water supply in the town.

Address: Hang Li Po's Well, Jalan Puteri Hang Li Poh, Malacca, Malaysia.
Telephone: +606-2836538

From: Loh Jia Sin ~ have a nice day ~ ^^

Transportation

Hey there...

I would like to share some links for you guys about the what is the transport that you can take for go to Malacca and the choices can be choose when you are heading on paying visit to the Hang Li Poh Well...

First of all, the transport that you can take for go to Malacca is :

(a) Car/motor

(b) Taxis

(c) Aircraft

(d) Bus

(e) Train

(f) Ferry

Based on the above options,you can calculate your favorite transport based on the budget and comfortability among all of those.

For More information:

http://www.hoteltravel.com/malaysia/melaka/guides/transport.htm

Secondly,there are some transport provided in Malacca to take the tourists to visit and go to the entire Malacca. Such as trishaw, car/motor and taxis.

For more information:

http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Asia/Malaysia/Negeri_Melaka/Transportation-Negeri_Melaka-BR-1.html

im personally suggest that the tourists should take the trishaw. It's because it's the 1 of the symbols of Malacca and by riding it,tourists can have a better time to capture the view on the way to destination.

From: Choy Hui Hui ^^