Alor Gajah Square, Community square in Alor Gajah, Malaysia.

Alor Gajah Square is a central plaza in the town and features bronze sculptures, landscaped areas, and different zones for community activities. The space is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and government offices that create a functioning public gathering area.

The open-air stage at Alor Gajah Square holds the Tugu Kemerdekaan, a monument marking where the proclamation of independence of the Federation of Malaya was read out. The square stands in the centre of Alor Gajah town, an area that was once a quiet, green setting and has since become a busy, developed town centre.

The square's centrepiece is a large replica kris, the wavy-bladed Malay dagger, and the site is also called Dataran Keris after it. Beside the replica stands the Muzium Adat Istiadat, a museum of customs and traditions, and an open stage holds a Tugu Kemerdekaan marking the reading of the proclamation of independence of the Federation of Malaya.

The square is surrounded by various shops and restaurants, making it easy to combine a visit with other activities in town. It serves as a central meeting point where visitors can handle errands and then take a break.

A monument on the square's open stage, Tugu Kemerdekaan, marks where the proclamation of independence of the Federation of Malaya was read out. The Adat Istiadat Museum, a customs and traditions museum, stands next to the large kris replica.