Here are some snapshots from our photo walk tour in Macau, one of the two Special Administrative Regions (SAR) in China aside from Hongkong. I really wanted to visit this place and see for myself its culture, tradition, people, geography and all great things I read and heard about this place. I was really impressed by what I saw and experienced there. Also, I can't pass the chance of visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site - the Senado Square which is part of the Historic Center of Macau. It was a worthy visit indeed.
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| The Statue of Guanyin |
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| The fog prevented us to see the length of this Macau bridge |
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| tall buildings line up the skyline in Macau |
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| Have a taste of Venice | |
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| when in Rome |
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| Ruins of St. Paul |
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| Felt like I was in Greece or Rome |
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| signage at Senado Square |
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| Santa Casa da Misericordia: prominent structure at Senado Square with its white facade |
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| narrow pathways to St. Paul ruins |
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| You can also find the Macau Museum near the St. Paul Ruins |
Quick Facts about Macao
- It is also spelled as Macau
- It is one of the two special administrative regions (SAR) of the People's Republic of China
- It is the first and last European (Portuguese) colony in China
- It has no arable land, pastures, forest, or woodland.
- It has the second highest life expectancy in the world
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