The crowded Jonker Street night market is available on every Friday, Saturday. Sunday & Public Holiday. The culture is unique and created chances for us to visit and for others to survive.
The top left : Geographer Cafe (I can't stop myself to snap on the colonial structure everytime I pass by....
The bottom left : This shop selling many handicraft ship (I bought one Portugal War Ship from here)
The bottom left : This shop selling many handicraft ship (I bought one Portugal War Ship from here)
Beside the stalls above selling those unique items, there are also some local foods stalls available along the Jonker Street. Below are some of the photos...
Top left : Famous 'Knock-knock' Candy. You can hear the knocking sound even 150 meters away. It's located close to Geographer Cafe.
There is one very old building which is the Hokkien Association (Hokkien Huay Kuan in Hokkien dialect) located somewhere along the street. I love to see the architecture slowly every time I walk pass. This building has a Karaoke session for the seniors during the night.
Almost at the end of the street, there are some outdoor performance by senior to entertain the visitors and tourist of the night market.
We parked our car just opposite the Fire Station for MYR3.00 per entry. When we wanna leave, there was alarm trigger and the Fire Brigade on ACTION!!
The night market will close on 12 midnight. The stalls will pack everything and the street will be silent after 1am.....
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* Jonker Walk Night Market, Malacca (Melaka)
* Dinner at Jonker Street, Malacca 2009
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wow, nice trip you had in Malacca. How long you stayed there>??
ReplyDeleteI like Jonker Street! Visiting Jonker Street is a must when I go Melaka!
ReplyDeleteThey still sell the "knock knock" candy there? I bought some of these type of candy from my Guilin trip too!
Those stage performances - are they for the Hungry Ghost Festival or is it a normal performance that are staged every time they have night market?
I visited Jonker last 2 weeks, and i saw a kids knocking the candy ^^
ReplyDeletethe stage performance i think every time got kua
I followed you to the street in this post and enjoyed trip !
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ReplyDeleteNice blog! Love to visit these type of rushed streets. It seems everything in these shops are unique and creative, and want to buy everything. Stage permormances in this streets are really enjoyable. I really want to go there and enjoy the rushed streets.
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WOW..no way would I be able to deal with the crowds your picture show. Too much closeness for me. Very troulesome.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, most of your pics of audiences are men. Why is that?
Sandy
It is really very wonderful place . . .
ReplyDeleteHi IchibanSheng,
ReplyDeleteI stayed there for one night. The stage performance happen every week, it's the entertainment for the senior citizen.
@foongpc,
The 'knock-knock' candy is the trademark there! Haha! Most of the visitors pass by will buy at least A pack from the kid.
As for the stage performance, they perform every week.
Thanks.
Hi lisa,
Thanks for the visit. The street is really enjoyable! Visit it one day if possible.
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Thanks for the visit.
Hi Sandy,
There are many girls and women there, not only men. Take a closer look into the pictures, you will see it. :)
Thanks.
Hey I love to roam in crowded areas.. I feel this one is the right place to visit next..
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Hi Komal,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
Hey, I thought Jonker Night Market not available on Public holiday?
ReplyDeleteHey, I thought Jonker Night Market not available on Public holiday?
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