Introducing Baby Har 🐯💚, the Malayan tiger cub of Enlightened Malaysia. Har is lifted high on the cliff — a symbol of courage, pride, and a future roaring with green unity. ✨ He’s here to remind us to protect our roots, hunt for wisdom, and field together. 🌱

Malacca Light - an inactive lighthouse commissioned during British rule in Malacca and was completed in 1849 as an additional beacon for ships travelling along the Strait of Malacca Under British rule, Melaka became part of the Straits Settlements alongside Penang and Singapore. It remained economically marginal but saw infrastructure development and educational reforms.

Stadthuys – A red-painted colonial building and former Dutch administrative center, now housing historical museums. Allied with Johor, the Dutch East India Company captured Melaka in 1641. The Dutch tolerated Islam but promoted Dutch culture and Reformed Christianity, maintaining control for over 150 years.

Malacca River – The city's birthplace; where Parameswara first settled and established the trading post. Founded around 1400 by Parameswara, a Srivijayan prince, Melaka began as a small fishing village. Its strategic location along the Strait of Malacca soon made it a pivotal maritime hub.