We stepped out of Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and walked further down the same street. From a distance before reaching the corner of Jalan Tukang Emas, Kampung Kling Mosque was noticeable. I walked towards the mosque and ended up right in front of the signboard. The synopsis on the signboard was good enough to digest the facts on the mosque.
We were contented admiring the mosque from outside and none of us suggested that we should get inside to see the details of this place. The mosque is not large and a few minutes is enough to look around. The obvious features of the mosque were the pagoda like minaret,
Chinese ceramic tiles, on the floor and lower walls
plus the roof top ornaments, also known as mastaka.
From here, we continued walking to look out for more historical sites and sure enough there were other interesting places we discovered. Stay tune for our next sharing on those places we ventured into.
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Historical visiting, very nice. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting place.
ReplyDeleteI m going to Melaka next week...
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Kaka...
Your entry remind me about history subject when I was in secondary school. History subject quite interesting and can improve your general knowledge.How I wish I can back to school hehehe....anyway the architecture of Kling Mosque very unique this is can represent 1Malaysia :-)
ReplyDeleteMelaka is truly a little gem =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all that info, this looks like a very interesting place.
ReplyDeleteI been here before it's beautiful there.. :)
ReplyDeletelovely pics
ReplyDeleteHave emailed you :)
This looks like such a beautiful site my friend :D
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Choc Chip Uru
Nice shots,it reminds me of one of my blog post on unique mosque minaret of Malacca.
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