🍧🕌🎉 A Sweet & Cultural Stroll in Melaka: From Cendol to Heritage

If you’re wandering around Melaka’s Jonker area, here’s a perfect half-day itinerary that mixes food, culture, and a bit of fun:
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1️⃣ Start Sweet at Cendol Kampung Hulu 🍧
Nothing beats the Melaka heat like a bowl of cendol — shaved ice, creamy coconut milk, gula Melaka, and green jelly goodness. Cendol Kampung Hulu is one of the city’s most famous spots, drawing crowds with its refreshing bowls and riverside seating. A must-try local dessert that never disappoints!

📍 Cendol Kampung Hulu, Melaka River
💰 Price depends on topping, around RM11-25

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2️⃣ Step Back in Time at Masjid Kampung Hulu 🕌
Just a short walk away, discover Masjid Kampung Hulu, built in 1728 — making it the oldest mosque in Melaka and Malaysia still in use today. Its unique Chinese, Javanese, and Malay architectural influences reflect Melaka’s rich multicultural past. A quiet place to admire heritage and history amidst the busy streets.

📍 Masjid Kampung Hulu, Jalan Kampung Hulu
💡There’s a free short guided tour, and some brochures in various languages.

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3️⃣ End with Fun at Mamee Jonker House 🎉
Round off the trip with something lighthearted at Mamee Jonker House. Part museum, part café, part playground — it’s where you can learn the story of the iconic Mamee Monster snack, customize your own cup noodles 🍜, and relive childhood memories. Perfect for families and anyone young at heart.

📍 Mamee Jonker House, Jonker Street
💰Customize your noodle at only RM15/pax

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