Sultan's Well, Perigi Hang Li Poh — Attraction in Malacca

Saw this in Feb before the Malaysian MCO closed everything down. The Hang Li Po Well is a heritage site of Melaka and is a historical well that dates back to the 15th century. Initially built by the Sultan Mansur Syah for the exclusive use of his Chinese queen, its importance over the centuries is due to the reliable water supply. The well is housed in a small fort which was built by the Dutch to guard this important source of freshwater. The well is now covered with a metal cover and you can still look into it. There’s water in the well, but it’s becoming overgrown with plants.

It’s not the most exciting thing to see in Melaka, but worth a quick look if you have time and...

A well supposedly built by the followers of Chinese princess named Hang Li Poh to served the community for their water needs. Secured by the Portuguese during their occupation of Malalcca and walled by the Dutch during their stint.

Some claim the well never dries up, today the water is not potable and is used as a wishing well. It is now covered by a locked grill for safety.

Beside the well on the other lot is an empty courtyard, probably house a structure long time ago.

This area is co located with two other tourist area. The well doesn't have a restroom or a refreshment area. I di no see any parking area as it is near the...

This is an ancient well dating back to the Malacca sultanate in the 15th centuries. It is also known as the King's well. It has been told that this is a significant well as a source of water for the merchants and local people at that time, and it would never dry up even during dry seasons. This well has gone through many histories, it has been poisoned twice by enemies attacking Malacca at that time. At present, it is well-maintained and an important historical site. It is beside the Sam Po Keng temple, and it is worth the visit, but I would suggest to come by Grab as parking is difficult in...