Best tourist season in Macau
The best tourist season in Macau
The Venetian Hotel is really great, the snacks are also good, and I recommend going to the Galaxy Casino. The transportation is very convenient and the lottery industry is developed. It's a leisurely casino with a luxurious atmosphere. The scenery is very good and there are many scenic spots. The following is the best travel season in Macau that I have compiled. I hope it can help everyone!
About Macau
Macau (Macau) is one of the two special administrative regions of the People's Republic of China. It is located on the west side of the Pearl River Delta on the southeast coast of China. It consists of the Macau Peninsula, Composed of four parts, Taipa Island, Coloane Island and Cotai City, more than 500,000 people live in a total area of ***29.2 square kilometers, which also makes Macau the region with the highest population density in the world. Macau is connected to Gongbei, Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province to the north; and faces Wan Chai and Hengqin, both of Zhuhai City, to the west. To the east, it is 60 kilometers away from Hong Kong, another special administrative region, separated by the Pearl River Estuary in the middle, and 145 kilometers away from Guangzhou. Visit a super casino or taste delicious food from all over the world? Shopping spree is also a good choice, and the wine here is also world-famous. Macau is a city that is both low-key and luxurious, and is worth savoring in detail. Even if you are not a gambler, you may step into a casino in Macau and be frightened by the huge amounts of money spent by the world's top high rollers. In this city where gambling is the legal industry, although the annual gambling tax it pays is higher than that of Las Vegas, and although gamblers from all over the world gather here 24 hours a day, Macau is still a safe and orderly place. City: Casino security and security check facilities are tight; allow entry of persons who are not allowed to enter the casino (persons under the age of 18 are prohibited from entering the casino) - a fine of MOP8,000 per person; delivering or eating meals in the casino, or Transferring or consuming alcoholic beverages - a fine of MOP 4,000; failing to promptly provide the personnel responsible for supervising lottery operations with materials and reports that they need to review - a fine of MOP 160,000; etc. There are hundreds of the above-mentioned penalty clauses in its laws and regulations! Therefore, under the condition of restraint, coming to Macau to try your luck is one of the purposes of almost every tourist coming to Macau. Of course, Macau is definitely more than just casinos. The proximity to Hong Kong and Zhuhai makes the shopping environment and conditions here of a high standard. If Hong Kong can be called a "shopping paradise", then Macau is right next door to the "paradise". In addition to various large shopping malls, Macau has more than 500 garment factories, whose products are mainly sold to the United States, Europe and Australia. So "shopaholics" take note, you can find a lot of high-quality and low-priced stuff in stores marked "Export Ready-made Clothing". You can buy these exported garments or traditional Chinese clothing in different fabrics and at different prices at the garment shops or stalls in the camp market area near Senado Square and the three lanterns area near Red Market. So you can go to department stores like Yaohan, or you can go shopping for treasures in small stores. The things you can find are definitely no worse than those in Hong Kong. Food is a major reason why many people come to Macau. Crab porridge, egg tarts, and double skin milk in Guanye Street, Taipa. . . The ultra-authentic Portuguese cuisine in Heishawan will definitely make you salivate before you eat it. . . Especially the water crab porridge at Chengchang Restaurant, which Zuo Lin Youli once strongly recommended. It is so on point. You must try it. You must try it. You must try it. . . Red wine is also not to be missed. The red wine produced in Portugal is already world-famous, not to mention that Macau has a dedicated red wine museum. . . Narrow streets, old Western-style buildings, various skins and languages make this small city full of another kind of splendor. When you come to Macau, go and walk through the narrow streets. . . Only by walking slowly and taking a closer look can you appreciate her low-key style.
Best season: October to December. The climate is mild and the humidity is low. Although winter (January to March) is cold, the sun is still shining and there are sometimes clouds and mist. In April, the temperature gradually rises and the spring scenery is bright. From May to September, the weather is hot and sometimes even hotter. When there is a typhoon, it is a good time for swimming and riding waves.
Recommended attractions:
A-Ma Purple Smoke
A-Ma Temple is the oldest in Macau The temple has a history of 500 years. It is located in the southeast of the Macau Peninsula. It is built along the coast, with mountains on its back and the sea. It has a stone lion gate and soaring eaves. It is one of the three major Zen temples in Macau.
Fishermen say that there is a woman in red who often saves them in rough waves and saves them from danger. The fishermen were grateful for his kindness and respected him as the God of the Sea and the Queen of Heaven, and established the A-Ma Temple to worship him. A-Ma Temple has always been very prosperous, especially during the Spring Festival and the Queen's birthday on March 23 of the lunar calendar. Devoted men and women come to pay homage one after another. A theater tent is set up in the square in front of the temple to perform magical performances, which is very lively.
On this day, grand sacrificial activities will be held in the temple. Devoted men and women came to burn incense and worship, praying for peace and prosperity. A-Ma Temple is dedicated to Mazu, the goddess of navigation and navigation. Mazu means mother in the Fujian language.
Jinghai Changhong
"Jinghai Changhong" includes two parts: "Jinghai" and "Changhong". "Mirror Sea" is originally one of Macau's ancient place names. It generally refers to the sea between the Macau Peninsula and Taipa Island. It has been the channel for Macau's foreign trade for hundreds of years.
Today, two bridges have been erected on the "Sea of Mirrors" - the Macao-Taipa Bridge and the Friendship Bridge. The two bridges span the "Sea of Mirrors" like a "Changhong". They have not only become the main transportation artery of Macao, but also a very spectacular scenery in Macao
Black Sand Beach
Black Sand Beach is located on the east side of Coloane Island in Macau and was called "Big Ring" in ancient times.
Black Sand Beach is a natural beach and a famous natural bathing beach in Macau. The bay is half-moon shaped, with a gentle slope and a vast beach, with a total length of about one thousand meters. There is a pine forest nearby, which is lush and green; there is a wide parking lot, a bus station and various snack shops nearby.
The characteristic of Black Sand is the dark, slippery fine sand, hence the name of the beach. It is said that the fine black sand is caused by the black secondary mineral glauconite formed in the specific environment of the ocean. [Glauconite] is affected by ocean currents and is transported to the coast, and then carried to the beach by wind and waves, turning the original white sand beach into a charming and mysterious black sand beach.
Every holiday weekend and midsummer season, Black Sand Beach is crowded with tourists and is very lively. Near the beach entrance is the Black Sand Park.
Nowadays, Black Sand Wave has been rated as one of the eight scenic spots in Macau.
Longhuan Portuguese Museum
Longhuan Portuguese Residential Museum (referred to as Longhuan Portuguese), located in Taipa The island is dominated by five Portuguese-style houses on the seaside road.
The Longhuan Puyun Residential Museum was officially opened to the public on December 5, 1999. The five Portuguese-style houses are: Macanese House, Island House, Portuguese Regional House, Exhibition Hall, and Guest House. Now, this residential museum is an important cultural relic and cultural heritage in Macau, and is also one of Macau's most representative attractions.
These buildings were once the official residences of senior officials from the outlying islands, as well as the residences of some Macanese families. The government has completely restored this building complex, and the museum contains family home furnishings from the late 19th century. In it, you can relive the home life of the Macao residents at the beginning of this century. In order to create the atmosphere of that time, those buildings have been renovated. The furniture, furnishings, and decorations that mark that era are all from families who have settled in Macau, and other equipment are imitations.
;