Jonker Street

Starting from Prima Hotel Melaka, walk through Jalan Kee Ann, pass Kampung Jawa, cross a small bridge called "Ghost Gate", cross the Malacca River, and walk south along Lorong Hang Jebat for 100 meters to arrive at Malacca Chinatown, namely Jonker Walk Melaka, which is taken from the Minnan dialect "Jiechang Street". Jonker Street is an ancient street that integrates cultural relics, food and leisure. It is a world cultural heritage and famous tourist attraction in Malacca City. Zheng He, a famous diplomatic envoy of China in the Ming Dynasty, made seven ocean voyages and six of them were stationed in Malacca. He set up an "official factory" there, and made the more than 20 surrounding streets and alleys with Jonker Street as the main trunk the earliest concentrated settlement of Chinese people who migrated to Nanyang at that time. Ancient buildings combining Chinese Nanyang architectural style can be seen everywhere on the street, including the century-old Fujian Association and temples. On weekdays, street shops are open for business to sell various Malayan delicacies, exquisite handicrafts, famous local specialties, etc. Whether it is sunny or rainy, there is an endless stream of tourists from all over the world, making it very lively.

Jonker Street Night Market is a popular tourist attraction along Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka. This open-air weekend night market with an array of foods, souvenirs, local produces and clothings etc.Opening on every Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 6pm till midnight.

A very famous street of snacks and general stores. Not far from the red house and the church on the top of the mountain. The most famous Hainanese chicken rice. You must try it. The quaint buildings have the flavor of ancient southern China.

The feeling of Jichang Street is the same as that of Taiwan night market. It is said that Jichang Street is not to come to Melaka. It is a neighborhood with a food culture. There are many special snacks. It is recommended to recommend Hainan chicken rice in the Chinese tea room. The boss is Chinese and the people are very good. There are many tourists who come here to eat. , To line up, about MYR 10 per capita. Friends who come to Melaka must not miss it. .

Malaysia really feels that except for Kuala Lumpur, it is a big village ～ Jichang Street is closed before 8 o'clock ～ as a famous tourist and cultural city is not professional enough ～ but. The famous chicken farm street is eaten all the way to the explosion. It exhausts all the colors. The old street is full of time traces and Nanyang style.

The New Year's Malacca is particularly lively, especially the Chicken Farm Street, where the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year is everywhere, and there are lights and colors everywhere. The Chicken Farm Street in Malacca is the Chinese Street of the locals. Walk around and eat a meal, be sure to try the ancient city chicken rice grain, chicken and rice kneaded into small balls, this is the staple food, very fragrant and delicious.

I booked a chartered car from Trip.com , and the driver's sister ran all the way for two hours to reach the Malacca River. The driver's sister first drove me around, explained that there were various snacks in each attraction, and then put down my own shopping. The entrance to Jichang Street is the chicken rice grain recommended by the famous gourmet Cai Lan and the uncle. Little pineapple, MYR 10, I have finished it all. All kinds of clubhouses along the way. Red bean ice shop of net red. Summer tea location, geographer. Durian puffs, one buy is four, I can't finish eating, only taste. A street next to Jichang Street, the existence of various temples and beliefs. It's really a day to go shopping here.

Where you must visit Malacca, you can find a place suitable for yourself, no matter how old, young, old, and old. Shopping has various styles of goods, most of them are crafts, the history and culture of Malacca, Malay cuisine, coffee, durian ice cream, must eat! There are also many special youth hostels or hotels, Melaka is a slow living area, a good place for leisure and entertainment