[2025 Melaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Jonker Walk Night Market (Updated Jul)

#malaccaguide One of the most surprising finds in Malacca was Boon Leong International Gym. The larger-than-life statues of bodybuilders in action gave the place a powerful and motivational atmosphere. It’s a unique landmark celebrating the achievements of Datuk Wira Gan Boon Leong, who made Malaysia proud on the global bodybuilding stage. The area is small but full of character, with detailed sculptures and plaques sharing his story. Even if you’re not a fitness enthusiast, it’s a great place to stop for photos and admire a

#malaccaguide Jonker Gallery is a must-visit for anyone who loves unique pieces. I was drawn to their racks of vibrant batik prints and casual wear perfect for tropical getaways. The curated layout of clothes and little collectibles like mini vintage cars and plates make it fun to explore. I couldn’t resist grabbing a light scarf as a keepsake.

Jonker Street Night Market Malacca Heritage streets that full of historical buildings and cultural of Malay , Chinese , India , Peranakan , Portuguese and Holand . Was once the most famous Commercial Area during the 16th-18th Century . Now , Jonker Streets become one of the Must-Visit tourist spots in Malacca . There is night market on every Friday, Saturday & Sunday . You may enjoy all nice food and buy nice souvenirs when walking along the streets . 🕰️Business Hours: 4pm - 12am ( Fri / Sat / Sun ) 📍Address: Jalan Hang Jebat , 75200 Malacca #travel #malaca #heritage #nightmarket #malaysia

#springitinerary Back to the 70s where you get to experience how is it like living in the 70s which is at least half a century ago. Singapore used to be like this during that time where people are selling foods on the street at just a few cents. Young children would be overjoyed to have a bottle of soft drink on the roadside. It is the place where the kampong spirit happens here.

#cherryblossom25 As night falls, Jonker Walk transforms into a bustling street food haven that’s a must-visit in Melaka. Every weekend, the historic street comes alive with colorful lights, lively crowds, and the irresistible aroma of local delicacies. From sizzling satay and crispy fried oysters to icy cendol and durian puffs, the food offerings are endless and delicious. Beyond street food, visitors can browse souvenirs, handmade crafts, clothes, and quirky antiques. With live music, cultural performances, and a vibrant night market atmosphere, Jonker Walk is more than a culinary experience—it’s a celebration of Melaka’s rich heritage and dynamic street life.