Sunday, August 16, 2026

MELAKA ICE KACHANG




 
There is a famous Ice KACHANG Shop named Mahkota Ice Kachang shop since 1995.

Located at the Bunga Raya Road and Munshi Abdullah road junction 



Saturday, August 15, 2026

SONG FOR TOURISM MELAKA

SONG FOR TOURISM MELAKA 

Enjoy this song for Tourism Melaka.

https://www.mureka.ai/song-detail/GW1Lgj4BuYLvB68fVMyZNU?is_from_share=1&from_app=true

Friday, August 14, 2026

HUNGRY GHOSTS FESTIVAL OF THE CHINESE

The Hungry Ghost Festival is a traditional Taoist and Buddhist event observed in many Asian countries, where it's believed that spirits are released from the underworld to wander the earth for a month . In 2026, the festival begins on August 13 and ends on September 10, with the main celebration day on August 27 .


📜 Origins & Meaning

The festival blends several traditions:

· Taoist (Zhongyuan) : Believed to be the birthday of the Earth Official, who descends to determine the fate of souls .

· Buddhist (Yulanpen) : Tied to the story of a disciple who used offerings to save his mother from the "hungry ghost" realm, emphasizing filial piety .


🙏 Key Traditions


· Offerings & Feasts: Food and drinks are placed on altars or streets to appease wandering spirits .

· Burning Joss Paper: "Hell money" and paper replicas of goods are burned to provide for ancestors in the afterlife .

· River Lanterns: Lotus-shaped lanterns are floated on water to guide lost souls back home .

· Entertainment: Live performances (like Chinese opera or "Getai" concerts) are held to entertain the visiting spirits .


❌ Common Taboos


To avoid bad luck or offending spirits, many people follow traditional taboos during this month:


· Avoid swimming, as spirits might pull you under .

· Don't stay out late at night, especially alone .

· Never touch food, joss sticks, or money left as offerings on the street .

· Avoid starting major ventures like moving houses or getting married, as it's seen as an inauspicious time .


🌏 Where It's Celebrated


It's widely observed in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia, as well as by overseas Chinese communities .


Thursday, August 13, 2026

NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION



🇲🇾✨ SAMBUTAN HARI KEBANGSAAN ✨🇲🇾

Persatuan Peniaga-Perniga Kain Pakaian Dan Barang-Barang Am Melaka dengan penuh sukacita menjemput semua untuk bersama-sama meraikan Sambutan Hari Kebangsaan! 🇲🇾🎉

Program ini akan dianjurkan bersama Ahli Parlimen dan Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri Melaka, dalam semangat perpaduan, keharmonian dan kecintaan terhadap negara.

Kehadiran anda pasti akan memeriahkan lagi sambutan ini dan menjadikan detik istimewa ini lebih bermakna! ❤️

📅 Tarikh: Sabtu, 15 Ogos

⏰ Masa: 2:40 petang

📍 Tempat: Bunga Raya Melaka, bersebelahan Madam King

🫶 Jom hadir beramai-ramai dan raikan bersama-sama!

Jumpa anda di sana! Jangan lupa hadir! 🇲🇾❤️

Selamat Menyambut Hari Kebangsaan!

Semoga Malaysia terus aman, makmur dan sejahtera! 🇲🇾✨


🇲🇾✨ 马六甲布疋百货制衣商会 · 国庆日庆典 ✨🇲🇾

马六甲布疋百货制衣商会,诚邀各界朋友与我们携手欢庆国庆日!🎉🇲🇾

本会将联同马六甲国州议员,共同呈献一场充满欢乐、团结与爱国情怀的国庆庆典。

您的莅临,将为本次活动增添无限光彩,让这个特别的日子更加热闹、更有意义!❤️

📅 日期:星期六,8月15日

⏰ 时间:下午 2:40 PM

📍 地点:Bunga Raya Melaka,Madam King 旁

🫶 诚挚邀请大家踊跃参与,与我们一起欢庆这美好而有意义的时刻!

期待与您相聚,咱们不见不散! 🇲🇾❤️

各位Bunga Raya 商家與朋友們,明天(15號星期六,下午三點),我們布商公會有幸舉辨派旗活動,在美美鞋店前面,屈時會有YB khoo和YB林朝雁也會出席該活動,敬請商家與朋友們一同分享國慶派旗運動的喜悅,讓這條街再活躍起來,展望明天會更好,明年會更好。謝謝🙏

Friday, August 7, 2026

MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL NEXT MONTH



The Annual Mid Autumn Festival will be celebrated here next month.

Time to buy and give mooncakes to relatives and friends.

Happy Mid Autumn Festival.

The Mid-Autumn Festival (also known as the Moon Festival or Lantern Festival) is one of the most significant holidays in Chinese culture and across East and Southeast Asia. It celebrates the harvest, family reunion, and the full moon.

​The festival takes place on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, when the moon is traditionally at its brightest and roundest. In 2026, the Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 25.

Cultural Significance

​The festival is rooted in the concept of 团圆 (tuányuán), meaning "reunion." It is a time for family members to gather, share a meal, and offer gratitude for the harvest. While origins vary, the most famous legend associated with the festival is that of Chang'e, the Moon Goddess, who ascended to the moon after drinking an elixir of immortality.

​Core Traditions

  • Eating Mooncakes: These dense, rich pastries are the festival's culinary centerpiece. Traditional fillings include lotus seed paste, red bean paste, and salted egg yolks (representing the full moon), though modern variations range from snow-skin and ice cream to durian.
  • Appreciating the Moon: Families often gather in gardens, parks, or on balconies to admire the full moon, often accompanied by tea and pomelos.
  • Lighting Lanterns: Children and families carry colorful lanterns, and cities often host large-scale public lantern displays to create a festive atmosphere.
  • Cultural Performances: In many regions, the festival is marked by dragon and lion dances, fire dragon dances (notably in Hong Kong), and traditional folk music.

​Regional Variations

​While the core theme of reunion remains constant, customs differ by location:

  • Vietnam (Tết Trung Thu): Historically focused more on children, featuring processions with masks and star-shaped lanterns.
  • Malaysia & Singapore: Highly community-oriented; large "lantern walks" and park events are common, often blending traditional customs with modern street food culture.
  • Korea (Chuseok): A major three-day harvest festival where families return to their ancestral hometowns to perform rituals and eat songpyeon (half-moon shaped rice cakes).
  • Japan (Tsukimi): Focuses on "moon-viewing" and displaying seasonal offerings like white dango (rice dumplings) and Japanese pampas grass to pray for a good harvest.


FLAGS FOR MERDEKA DAY

Bee Bee shop at Kee Ann Road is getting ready for our MERDEKA on 31.8.2026 today.