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Sungei Udang, Melaka 76300
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Telephone: (65) 06-3510130
Website: www.melakatropicalfruitfarm.com
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Touted on some national travel guides as a premier tourist attraction, boasting 70 hectares of fruit plantations, herb garden and small animal collection comprising ponies, camels, ostriches, deer and some bulls. Admission is RM4 for adults, RM2 for kids.
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Saw a listing in the Tourism Malaysia guide for tropical fruit farm, so we thought that we'd go take a look. As there were no directions listed in the guide, I gave them a call to ask for directions. Believe it or not, there are no specific directions from Malacca to Sungei Udang, and all instructions were to Masjid Tanah instead.
Upon arrival and payment of admission, we proceeded to drive into the plantation. Filled with anticipation of seeing lots of tropical fruit growing on trees, we were instead disappointment by fields upon fields of barren land. Not only were there no fruits on the tree, there weren't even many trees to begin with! Upon checking with the gate staff who sold us the admission tickets, she shrugged and claimed that there should be some fruit on the trees and vaguely pointed into the distance.
Sorely disappointed with being misled by the staff and wasting the admission to drive around a barren desert. I suppose at some time or other in its heyday, it really was a fun place to visit. However, we found more fresh fruit at the roadside stalls on the forty minute drive there.
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