Located on the Southeast of China to the western bank of the Pearl River Delta and is 60km from Hongkong and 145km from the city of Guangzhou. It has been gazette as the 31 st World Heritage Spot in China.
A-Ma Temple – A temple dedicated to the seafarer’s goddess and dates back to the 16th century. Be awed by the beautiful tiled roofs and spectacular views from the upper gardens. The A-Ma festival takes place on the 23rd day of 3rd moon (April or May).
Ruins of St Paul’s – Macau’s greatest church built in 1602 and all that is the magnificent stone façade and grand staircase. Now a museum, the ruins are regarded as the symbol of Macau.
Mount Fortress – Built in 1617, it occupies a hilltop to the East of the ruins of St Paul’s. Now a public park where visitors come to enjoy the view. The Macau Museum is also located here.
Shopping – Macau is a place where you can purchase almost everything your heart desires. From jewelry and clothing to antiques and reproduction furniture, this is the place to be. One of the best places to shop is around Senado Square and the Red Market.
Food – One must never leave Macau before savoring the famous Portuguese egg tarts and Macanese Food which is a blend of Macau and Portuguese cuisine and will never tast the same anywhere else.
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