Great places for shopping in Melaka Tengah in December (updated in 2024)

"From Prima Hotel Melaka, cross Jalan Kee Ann, pass Kampung Jawa, turn over a small bridge called "Ghost Gate Guan", cross the Malacca River, walk 100 meters south along Lorong Hang Jebat and come to Malacca Chinatown, that is, Malacca Jichang Street Culture Square Jonker Walk Melaka, taken from the Weinan language "Street Market Street". Jiechang Street is an ancient street integrating cultural monuments, food and leisure, and is a world cultural heritage and famous tourist attraction in Malacca. Zheng He, a famous diplomatic envoy in the Ming Dynasty, sailed seven times and stationed in Malacca six times. He set up a "official factory" in the local area, which also made more than 20 surrounding streets and lanes mainly in Jichang Street the earliest concentrated place for Chinese people to move to Nanyang. The streets are full of ancient buildings combining Chinese Nanyang architectural style, including the 100-year-old Fujian Assembly Hall and temples, and the small shops on weekdays are daily operating stalls and selling various Malaya cuisine, exquisite crafts, famous local products and so on. Whether it is sunny or rainy, tourists from all over the world are endless and lively."

"Royal Selangor! ! The best tin artifacts in Malaysia, the price is actually... really not cheap... Probably already considered artwork is selling, but the workmanship is super fine, I like it very much."

"Go south along the Malacca River from Dutch Square until you reach the end and turn left. You will see McDonald's across the street. This is it. Opposite is Heroes Square. The best places to visit are Parkson Department Store and Parkson's underground supermarket. There are many things. The prices are reasonable. Just walk left after entering the door."

"A wide variety of products unique to Malacca, such as gula melaka and some other souvenirs. I like the Peranakan-style design and the way products are neatly stacked in the shop."

"The first bullet for New Year's Eve 2020 trip ～ Malacca, Malaysia. The last stop chose the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Melaka. This elements mall is downstairs in the hotel. The whole shopping mall looks like it is going to collapse. Except for the first floor, it is basically closed. Of course, there are not many goods inside. There are several brands in the form of discount stores. The price is not expensive."

"The Orangutan House is situated in 59, Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka, very close to Jonker Street and Dutch Squre.This quirky shop & gallery featuring a giant Orangutan mural, selling colourful local artist-designed T-shirts & paintings."

"I especially like to buy cotton on in Malaysia, because it is cheap, but the quality is generally the same, just wear a style. Since I met PADINI, I have been circled! There are a lot of styles, I like the college style here, the price is very affordable, even if it is not discounted, it can be bought and bought, and the discount is more cost-effective! The environment is good~ Men's women's clothing and children's clothing are available!"

"Crown Plaza is a large shopping mall in Malacca City, diagonally opposite Heroes Square. This surrounding area is also the most lively location in Malacca at night. Most of the malls are mid-to-high-end shops, and Parkson is one of the larger department stores in this mall."

"Heroes Square and Crown Plaza are two large shopping malls in the center of Malacca. This surrounding area is also the most lively location in Malacca at night. This fashion store is located in Heroes Square, the store is not small, mid-range consumer goods, and the choice is good."

"This is a local shop with a variety of Maguo snacks, snacks and traditional biscuits. Huangli cakes are made and sold. They mainly focus on fried law, which is a famous Maguo dessert, but the taste is average."