Top Things to do in Central Melaka District
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Things to do in Central Melaka District, Melaka State: The Best Sacred & Religious Sites
Discover the best top things to do in Central Melaka District, Malaysia including Seck Kia Eenh Temple, Sannasimalai Andavar Tirukkovil, Aw Hai Thian Temple, Melaka Straits Mosque, Melaka Chinese Mosque, Sri Pogyatha Vinoyagar Moorthi Temple, Bukit China (Chinese Hill), Christ Church, Kampung Kling Mosque, St. Francis Xavier Church.
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1. Seck Kia Eenh Temple
2. Sannasimalai Andavar Tirukkovil
3. Aw Hai Thian Temple
4. Melaka Straits Mosque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 539 reviews
Reviewed By SyedZubairHa5an - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Melaka Straits Mosque (known as Floating Masjid Melaka), beautiful architecture, with four sides channel where you can walk and take photos, around 140 KM from Kuala Lumpur. you can drive there from Kuala Lumpur beautiful drive along with roadside, Masjid got ampul of parking inside Masjid compound.
5. Melaka Chinese Mosque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By AddieSaleh
Located behind Hang Jebat Stadium in Krubong with the architecural design made up from combination of several mosques in China including Beijing, Shanghai and Xi'an.
6. Sri Pogyatha Vinoyagar Moorthi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 103 reviews
The Hindu deity Vinoyagar, recognizable by the elephant head, is also known as Ganesg. This temple’s colorful exterior is at odds with its gloomy interior.
Reviewed By Nico_Jong - The Hague, The Netherlands
Sri Pogyatha Vinoyagar Moorthi Temple is a beautiful spot next to the historic mosque and the Chinese temple, all in Harmony Street.
7. Bukit China (Chinese Hill)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 93 reviews
This fascinating hillside burial ground has a storied past; it should, as it dates back to the Ming dynasty.
Reviewed By Vicente8
A hidden gem in Malacca, this ancient Chinese cemetery occupies a gentle hill downtown Malacca. The walk to the hilltop is even more impressive during March and April when the red flame of the forest and the frangipani trees cover the slopes with their spectacular red and rose flowers. A good starting point is St Peter's Church next to the river (you can even start downstream from Chinatown and enjoy the walk along the river). Take the lane along the fence of St Peter's Church (Lorong Haji Bachee) and you will bump on the cemetery hill. Continue straight on the little path going up the hill among the trees and old graves. You can go down on your right by the staircase with red handrail or continue the walk until the beautiful viewpoint. After the hilltop, the path snakes Southwards among the nice flowering trees above mentioned. You can exit at the hill foot or circle around the mount by keeping to your left on the track.
8. Christ Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,056 reviews
Reviewed By aniruddhahomr - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
The Christ Church is one of center of attractions of Melaka situated at the Dutch Square and part of the cluster of bright terracota-red colonial Dutch buildings of historical Melaka. Started in 1741 construction of the Church completed in 1753 by the Dutch Colonial authority. This Church is the oldest functioning Protestant Church in Malaysia. The 8 foot long ceiling beams were cut in one piece and constructed without joints. The handmade pews are original and dates back 200 years. Once you are inside you’ll have a different filling to see few centuries old set up with 200 years old pews and other furniture. There are several stones inscribed with history of few individuals at floor towards the back of the room. The Christ Church is certainly a place to see and read the history.
9. Kampung Kling Mosque
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By louis899 - Vancouver, Canada
Mosque is open to non Muslims but you must be dressed appropriately.Also you are not permitted to enter the prayer area.Signs are there to guide you.Construction of the mosque was completed in mid 1700s.It is unique in that though it was mainly Sumatran, it had strong Hindu influence.Also you will note that some carvings are Chinese.Some steel posts are Moorish.Glazed tiles appear to be English and Portugese.Columns and arches are also western. Mosque in a street where next to it is a Hindu temple and further up a Chinese temple, an ideal symbolism of harmony of faiths!
10. St. Francis Xavier Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By Odyssey811876 - Ballina, Australia
Be Sunday, my teenagers and I planned to go to mass. It is always delightful to experience mass in a new location. St Francis Xavier church is a lovely building from the late 1800s built in honour of the patron saint, St Francis Xavier from Portugal. The high vaulted ceiling with the blue featuring is stunning. The featured stain glass windows and the images of the stations of the cross are definitely worth a look. Interestingly the entire building is on a lean! Not sure why bud guessing some subsidence!
