Kampong Kling Mosque
by Audrey118
Along Jalan Tokong (Temple street where the famous Cheng Hoon temple is), is the Kampung Kling Mosque.
This is one of the oldest in the country; it was built during the 17th century.
It has a unique architecture which is a blend of Sumatran and Western architecture with a 3 tier pyramid roof, a touch of Hindu influence perhaps but also has a pagoda look. The carved wooden ceiling is supported by elegant Corinthian-styled columns.
The floor is laid with English and Portugese glazed tiles.
The mosque is located at the junction of Jalan Lekiu and Jalan Tukang Emas.
Christmas Decoration in Portuguese Settlement
by dfactor
Houses in the Portuguese settlement are all light up during Christmas. Santas, reindeers, elf all turn up full force on the fences, roof tops and door ways of houses here. The traffic is reduced to a crawl on Christmas eve, everyone just wants to get in to get a piece of the action in the settlement area.
Apart from the Serani community, which is the descendant of Portuguese and Malay mix marriage, this place is also famous for it's food. The most popular food would be the Portuguese style baked fish. Which you can find as far as KL.
Sing Sing
by nthesigan
This is a little eating shop in Jonker's street that has great food for dirt cheap prices.
The environment is comfortable and cozy. You will get authentic Melaka food and the Baba cendol.
Besides that you will get a free exhibition of artifact salvage from sunken treasures. I have taken a picture of the shop but it is still not processed yet. I will put it on-line as soon as it is ready
Very cozy and dirt cheap.
Estate living
by muddybok
This is a the typical estate setting where the road is of red earth, tall coconut trees & surrounded by either rubber trees or oil palms.
Be considerate and drive slowly when you drive passes the village especially during the dry season. It may take minutes for dust to settle.
Nick is molesting my PMOY's butt. Naughty!!
Jusco Melaka
by mansionion about Jusco Melaka
As an associate of the AEON Group of Japan, the Jusco department store is among the first international retail outlets operating in Melaka since 1991.
The store is popular with the locals for their households needs and supermarket items, particularly for its Japanese products. It is also popular among Singaporean visitors who normally make their shopping spree here before returning to the island via the North-South highway nearby.
There are ample free car parking for shoppers here. Apart from the Jusco department store, there are also other shopping and dining outlets within the complex such as McDonalds, KFC and many more speciality shops.
For shoppers who want a variety of goods at good value for money, its worth to pay a visit to Jusco Melaka. Household and supermarket items. About average price, go during sale for more bargains.
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Artwork on buildings in Melaka Malaysia
Dutch Square
The gate called Porta de Santiago.
Ancient "Message" megalith stone
