[2025 Melaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Kampung Kling Mosque (Updated Jun)

📍 **Location**: 5/5 – Just 3 mins from Jonker St! 🕌 **Why Visit?** • 275+ years old, blending **Malay, Chinese, Indian & European** styles • Stunning **pagoda minaret** + **Chinese tiles** + **Hindu-inspired roof** • Part of Melaka’s iconic "Harmony Street" 🌍 👍 **Highlights**: ✔ Free entry (scarves provided) ✔ Perfect photo spot at golden hour 📸 ✔ Peaceful vibe away from crowds **Note**: • Small interior • Dress modestly (shoulders/knees covered) ⏰ **Best Time**: 9AM-12PM or 3PM-6PM (avoid Friday prayers) 🌟 **Verdict**: 4.8/5 – A **must-see** for culture lovers! More than a mosque – it’s a living piece of Melaka’s multicultural history. 📌 **Pro Tip**: Pair with visits to nearby **Cheng Hoon Teng Temple** & **Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple** for the ultimate heritage trail!

#malaccatrip Yo, squad! Just got back from Melaka, and let me tell you—this place is like if history, street art, and a food coma had a baby. Every corner smells like *rempah* (spices), coconut milk, and just a *hint* of river breeze (in a good way, promise). **WTF Moment:** I was happily munching on *popiah basah* (soft spring rolls) when a street cat literally jumped onto my lap and demanded a bite. I panicked-shared my snack, and suddenly I had a new furry BFF for the rest of the trip. Name: Sir Rolls-a-Lot. 😂 **Secret Spot:** Everyone flocks to the *A Famosa* ruins (yawn), but the real gem is **Kampung Kling Mosque**—a pastel-pink, 18th-century stunner with a *serene* courtyard. Pro tip: Visit during golden hour for *unreal* photos. **Foodgasm Alert:** The **Nyonya laksa** at *Nancy’s Kitchen*—spicy, creamy, with a squeeze of lime—made me understand why people fight over the last spoonful. And the *durian cendol* at *Jonker 88*? Divisive, but *so* worth the brain freeze. 🍧 **24-Hour Glow-Up Itinerary:** 🌅 **8 AM:** *Kopi* and *kaya toast* at **The Daily Fix Café** (their French toast is *illegal*). 🏰 **10 AM:** Climb **St. Paul’s Hill** before the crowds (and sweat) arrive. 🛶 **12 PM:** Chill **river cruise**—cheesy commentary, but *great* for lazy sightseeing. 🎨 **3 PM:** Hunt for **street art** near Jalan Kubu (that 3D ship mural? *Chef’s kiss*). 🌃 **7 PM:** **Jonker Night Market** madness—try the *nyonya acar* (pickles) and *satay celup* (DIY skewers!). **Survival Tips:** - **Wear sandals**—those cobblestones are *out for blood*. - **Befriend a trishaw uncle**—they know *all* the gossip. - **Buy *belacan*** (shrimp paste) as souvenirs… but maybe double-bag it. 😷 Melaka’s the kinda place where you’ll eat until your stretchy pants *whimper*, then nap in a 200-year-old church ruin. Zero regrets. **P.S.** If you see Sir Rolls-a-Lot, tell him I miss him (but not my stolen popiah). 😭💔

🍁In the area of Chicken Farm Street in Malacca, many houses have red roofs, exuding a very Chinese atmosphere. However, among these red houses, a green dome stands out prominently. Later, when we visited Chicken Farm Street, we discovered that this is actually a mosque. 🍁This mosque, built on a small road, was established in 1748 and has a long history. The exterior is simple and elegant, and the architectural style is quite interesting. It features a Chinese-style roof and Victorian-era chandeliers in the main hall, with an overall Sumatran style. 🍁Finally arrived at the Malacca from the books, this is the highlight of the trip!