Travel Photo Thursday, December 23, 2010


Last Updated on December 23, 2010 by Nancie

Thursday has arrived in beautiful Malacca, and it’s time for TRAVEL PHOTO THURSDAY. To join in the fun simply post a photo on your blog. Return here and place your link in the Mr. Linky at the bottom of this post. Please remember to leave a comment after you link. Finally, if you have a few moments, visit the others who have linked. Perhaps you can give them a tweet, a stumble, or a comment on their TRAVEL PHOTO THURSDAY.

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Today’s Travel Photo Thursday is a shot of Saint Francis Xavier Church in downtown Malacca. The Gothic style church was built by Catholic French priest Rev. Farve. The church was dedicated to Saint Francis Xavier, known for his missionary work in SEA during the 16th century. He was commonly known as “The apostle of the East”.

The church, or at least the steeples, can be easily seen from various vantage points throughout the old city. On my first night here I probably would never have found my way back to my home stay if it hadn’t been for those trusty steeples!

The church is open to the public, and being free to enter, is a great place for a budget traveler to spend a few minutes admiring the stained glass windows, and soaking up a bit of history.

Saint Francis Xavier Church

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7 responses to “Travel Photo Thursday, December 23, 2010”

  1. Nancie,
    Thursday, again, already? Santa gig has me fairly busy. I’ll have to dig in the bottom of my bag and find a golden oldie for you this week.
    That’s one awesome church with steeples you found there and I love the way the shot is composed so, magic on ya !

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  3. Another interesting shot from your trip, Nancie. Hope you’re having a wonderful Christmas!

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