Jonker Walk transforms into magical CNY realm with 1,000 lanterns, giant dragon


By AGENCY

A giant replica dragon installation, measuring 82m in length, is situated at the entrance of Melaka's Jonker Walk for the Chinese New Year season this year. Photo: Bernama

Around 1,000 large lanterns and decorative lights, a giant dragon replica, and ornate replica gateways have given Jonker Walk a vibrant festive atmosphere as it welcomes visitors during this Chinese New Year season.

Jonker Walk committee chairman Datuk Gan Tian Loo said the decorations involved a cost of nearly RM2mil, contributed by various sponsors to this location, which will host the state-level Chinese New Year celebration on Feb 22.

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