What's interesting about traveling to Macau?

Ticket price: free.

Address: near Xingang, Macau

Guanyin statue is located in the new reclamation area of Macao Xingang, diagonally opposite to the Macao Cultural Center. It was completed in the spring of 1999, and the opening ceremony of the whole Buddha center was held in March of 1999. Guanyin statue is also the Buddhist center of Macao, and there is a newly-built seaside park outside, which is very pleasant and the air is fresh.

Guanyin statue was designed by Portuguese sculptor Li Jielian and cast by Nanjing Chenguang Group. The artificial island with Guanyin statue erected is connected with the embankment of the new reclamation area in Xingang through a 60-meter-long pedestrian passage, and the pedestrian passage and artificial island are paved with Portuguese stone dolls. Guanyin statue is 2 1 m high and made of copper, with a cost of more than 30 million Australian dollars. Guanyin statue contains more than 30 pieces of copper castings and arrived at the construction site at the end of July 1998. Because the Guanyin statue was conceived by foreign sculpture designers, it is different from the traditional Guanyin statue in appearance. Its modelling is concise and fluent, and it has the style of combining China traditional Buddhist culture with European sculpture.

Guanyin statue Lotus is the center of Buddhist culture. It is a hemispherical building with a diameter of19.5m.. The center building is two stories high and has a construction area of about 600 square meters. Basement design, the library is on the first floor, showing great eastern's religious beliefs and culture in the form of comics, cartoons, music and other multimedia. Upstairs is the exhibition hall where religious supplies are displayed.

Transportation:

Starting point: closing bus lines: 12, AP 1, 1A, 3A, 8.

Starting point: Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Bus Lines: AP 1,12,3a,1a,23.

From: Macau Airport Bus Route: AP 1

Dasanba memorial archway

Ticket price: free.

Address: Xiegang, the third dam in Macau

The site of Sao Paulo, the most representative scenic spot in Macau, is the front wall of Sao Paulo Cathedral, completed at 1580. This cathedral is a fusion of European Renaissance and oriental architecture, which embodies the blending of eastern and western arts. Exquisitely carved, magnificent.

More than 400 years ago, the Portuguese occupied Macao and brought Catholicism to Macao. 1562, the Portuguese built this gothic church in Macao after several years and named it "St. Paul's Church". The pronunciation of Portuguese "Sao Paulo" is close to the pronunciation of "March 8" in the local dialect, so it is also called "March 8 Church". Later, the church was destroyed by fire twice. 1602, St. Paul's church was rebuilt again, and it was completed in 1637 35 years later. /kloc-a fire in 0/835 destroyed the church again, leaving only the front wall costing 32,000 silver, which became today's St. Paul's archway.

Transportation:

Take buses 10, 10A,1,2 1A, 2, 3, 3A, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8A, 26A and 33, get off at Xinma Road, and walk along the front of the exhibition hall.

Magemiao

Ticket price: free.

Address: Marco Temple, Marco Street, Macau

Mage Temple is one of the most famous places of interest in Macau. It was built in the first year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1488), with a history of more than 500 years. Formerly known as Mazu Pavilion, commonly known as Tianhou Palace, it is located in the southeast of Macao, with pillow mountains and sea, mountains and waters, surrounded by towering ancient trees and beautiful scenery. The main buildings are Daxiong Hall, Hong Ren Hall and Guanyin Pavilion. This temple is mainly dedicated to Mazu, a Taoist fairy, also known as Tianhou Empress and Tianfei Empress. It is said that she can predict good and bad luck and often helps businessmen and fishermen to save the day and solve maritime problems. Therefore, Fujian people negotiated with the local people and built a temple at the current site for sacrifice.

Master Temple includes Hong Ren Temple, "First Mountain" Temple, Zhengjue Zen Forest, Guanyin Pavilion and other buildings. Originally named "Tian Fei Temple (Palace)" in the Ming Dynasty, when it was rebuilt in the eighth year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty (1828), a mountain gate was added, with the forehead named "Mazu Pavilion", which is commonly known as "Mazu Pavilion" by Chinese people and also called "Zhengjue Zen Forest".

Mazu Pavilion is usually full of incense. Every year, the Lunar New Year's Eve, Mazu's birthday on March 23rd, and the Double Ninth Festival on September 9th are packed with people. Why is the incense in Marco Temple in Macau so prosperous that overseas Chinese also believe in Mazu? Liang, a famous Macao sculptor and painter who designed and created a large statue of Mazu, told everyone in his later years that Mazu is a human being and a guardian of Poseidon. Mazu's philanthropic spirit of saving others and solving problems for the people is respected by people, and believers regard her as a god.

Transportation:

In downtown Macao, you can take bus lines such as 6, 8, 9 and 28B.

Every year, during the Spring Festival on March 23rd of the lunar calendar and the mother's birthday, the incense in the Master Temple is at its peak. At midnight on New Year's Eve, many kind men and women come to worship and pray. Inside and outside the temple, there was a lot of excitement. Around the birthday, a big bamboo shed will be built in the open space in front of the temple as a temporary stage to perform magic performances.

Montfort

Ticket price: free.

Address: On a hill 52 meters above sea level in the middle of Macau Peninsula (near the ruins of Sao Paulo Monastery)

Large batteries are also called Sao Paulo batteries, central batteries or bus batteries. Located on the side of Sao Paulo archway, the Big Fort is one of the main scenic spots in Macau. The fortress was built in Ming Shenzong in A.D. 16 16. It belongs to the church and was built to protect the pastor of St. Paul's church from pirates. Later, it became a military facility area. There is a large open space on the battery, with green grass; Towering ancient trees, lush growth; Giant steel cannon, stand aside. There are many juxtaposed historical sites and buildings on the battery, such as the ancient pagoda on the battery, which is one of the meeting places for Jesuits. The southern European bungalow building built in the center of the open space is now the office of the Meteorological Observatory.

There are huge bronze cannons around the battery. Although the ancient artillery has lost its military function, it has become an ancient cultural relic and historical witness of Macao. 1662, the Dutch attempted to invade, and it was precisely because of the cannons on the castle that they defended Macao and repelled the Dutch. These old iron cannons bear witness to the history of this period. There is an ancient clock on the right, which was cast by a famous gun casting expert. Once moved to Guoan, Portugal, it was returned to Australia by the sisters a few years ago. The stone carving at the top of the entrance of the bunker records the achievements of the bunker in resisting foreign enemies. The scenery around the fort is beautiful, overlooking Australia, the Pearl River Estuary and Gongbei area.

Transportation:

Bus lines 8A, 17, 18, 19 and 26.

Introduction of one-day tour routes in Macau:

After the Macau Pass, there are many casino shuttle buses in the parking lot on the left (many casinos in Macau provide free shuttle buses, which are fast and comfortable).

Take the shuttle bus from the Portuguese casino first (10 minutes away). When you get off, you can turn right and go straight. You will see a big tree with a fork in the road. On the left is the Bank of China Building, and on the right is the new Portuguese capital. Go straight on the middle road (Yintaizi Avenue), 10 minutes to reach the new road. There is an old shop "Yishun Milk" on the road, and the most famous one is red bean double skin milk (I forgot to eat it).

Xinma Road, also called "Fountain" and "Tangqian", is a famous pedestrian street with calligraphy. There are also the Civil Affairs Department, the Rose Church and many shops on the street. Along the street, there are many bakeries and dried meat shops. Even if you don't buy it, you can try it for free At the end is Macau's landmark "Grand Sanba". There is a museum and Hillborg next to Big Sambus. You can take the elevator to the top of the mountain and overlook Macao, all of which are free.

After getting off the bus, I tried all the way At noon, I settled my lunch at the famous Huangzhiji porridge shop. The most famous ones are "Shrimp Wonton Noodles (25 Portuguese Dollars)" and "Shrimp Noodles (36 Portuguese Dollars)". There are also many gold shops and electrical stores in Xinma Road. It is more economical to buy cameras and gold ornaments in Hong Kong dollars, but it is better to buy other things and eat and drink in Portuguese coins.

Then walk back to Portugal and take the free shuttle bus to the Hong Kong and Macao pier (only a few hundred meters, a few minutes' journey). After getting off at the Macau Ferry Terminal, turn right and go straight out of the tunnel. On the left is Fisherman's Wharf, which is a beautiful scenic spot. Several theme parks are combined into one, and the diversified landscapes of ancient and modern China and foreign countries are free. On the way, you can see the other side of the road: Golden Lotus Square, which symbolizes Macao's return to the motherland.

Go to the Macau Convention and Exhibition Center, and across the street is the "Golden Sands Casino". Walk along Jinsha to the side door (facing the sea) and see people waiting in line for the bus. Jinsha and Venetian belong to the same company. The next stop is to take its free shuttle bus to the Venetian (on Taipa Island), and it takes more than 20 minutes to cross the bridge.

After arriving at the Venetian, I didn't go in. When I left the parking lot, I turned right and saw a man walking at the traffic lights. Cross the road and there is a beige sculpture on the left. There are many cars parked on the roadside, surrounded by a football field. Go straight ahead until you see the "Wangde Notre Dame Bay Avenue", and follow the signs to the "Jiamo Hall" (10 minutes' walk). Just opposite Jiamo Church, to the left is "Dragon Ring Portuguese Rhyme (Home of Portuguese Native)", one of the ten scenic spots in Macau, with a large lotus pond in front.

On the right is "Rua do Cunha (another famous Handletter Street)". Moiji cake shop on the street, the most famous "durian ice cream (15 Portuguese)" and "wood bran pudding (15 Portuguese)" (personally, the pudding is delicious). Pig buns, come to the coffee shop in Italy, and sell them after three o'clock every afternoon. It seems to be only 300 yuan (missed). The street is not long, but business is good. We have branches in Daji, Ji Xiang and other places. You can ask the price first on the bus, and then bargain here before buying. However, there are few pharmacies here, so you need to buy milk powder, medicinal oil and so on. On March 8th.

Go back to the Venetian, visit the casino and the indoor Grand Canal shopping area. There are free bottled water in the casino, the ceiling version of the Grand Canal is painted with blue sky and white clouds, resplendent and magnificent, and there are different free performances in the central hall every hour.

Finally, take the free shuttle bus in Venice to close the gate, cross the overpass and turn left into Zhuhai. You can also go to Venice first, then to Portugal and Bath, but don't turn in the wrong direction.