Pictures of the top ten attractions in Macau

The top ten attractions in Macau are Black Sand Beach, Macau Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Guia Lighthouse, Macau Ruins of St. Paul’s, Macau A-Ma Temple, Macau Wangha Fortress, Bishop's Hill Chapel, Macau, Seac Pai Van Country Park, Macau.

Macau Seac Pai Van Country Park is located to the west of Coloane, covering an area of ??approximately 198,000 square meters. The park has a giant panda museum, a giant panda information center, a land and nature museum, a zoo, an aviary and a botanical garden, etc. Luimuo Park is a famous garden in Macao with the most Chinese Suzhou garden style. It was built in the 19th century. In the garden, there are pavilions, bamboo rockeries, red lotus waterfalls, ponds, bridges and pavilions, winding paths and corridors. The Jiangnan scenery is intoxicating and fully demonstrates the beauty of Chinese architecture.

The Black Sand Beach is a well-known natural bathing beach in Macau. The fine black sand is caused by the black secondary mineral glauconite formed by the specific environment of the ocean, turning the original white and clear white beach into a charming one. The mysterious black sand beach attracts many tourists with its unique charm. The free open bathing beach has soft and fine sand. The sand near the shore is the same as before. The closer you get to the sea, the darker and darker the sand becomes.

Macau Shopping Plaza

The Grand Canal Shopping Center is located in the famous Venetian Resort Hotel. It has a man-made blue sky and white clouds on the top of the canal. On the river, there are Italian handsome boys and beauties rowing boats and singing in the bar. Passing by while singing a little tune, a unique shopping environment is created. Various trendy brands, luxury goods, cosmetics, clothing and souvenir shops are operated here. The famous DFS duty-free store is also located here. After shopping, you can also go to the hotel's casino to gamble. It is definitely a one-stop comprehensive shopping center for shopping and entertainment.

This is a classic souvenir food street in Macau. The street is very short and can be completed in a short time. But each store is the highlight of the type of food it represents. For example, Chengchang Restaurant and Mo Yiji are on this street. You can have some porridge, a pork chop bun, and finally a wood bran cake.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Macau