Macau travel essay 600 words

The scenic spots in Macau are quite beautiful. You should go and see them if you have the chance. If you are planning to go to Macau, then you can go and read the 24-hour travel notes about Macau with the editor. This way you can get to know Macau better.

From Hong Kong to Macau, we took the ferry. Later I learned that the land route required a roundabout route to Shenzhen, and helicopters were too expensive.

The sea route is the most economical and the first choice. At the same time, considering that mainlanders do not often take boats, the sponsor specially arranged the route.

But they probably didn’t expect that we northern landlubbers would be so carefree.

The crowds on the pier were all mainland tour groups. It was said that there were relatively few people at this time, so we waited for almost two hours before queuing up to board the boat.

As soon as the ferry started, I felt dizzy, brain-swelled, and tinnitus. I couldn’t care less about the most beautiful night view of Victoria Harbor outside. I also lost the novel excitement of starting the boat ride. I could feel the lightness of the hull and the speed of the boat. Soon, the hull of the ship was pushed forward and backward by waves of water, suddenly rising and suddenly losing weight. Everyone tried to calm down, with nervousness written on their faces.

Thankfully, dinner had been eaten two hours ago, and the food in the stomach was almost digested.

Even so, many people still can't stand the bumpy ride of the ferry.

Halfway through the one-hour journey, some people started to vomit, and the bags on the seats were obviously not enough. Those who did not get seasick tightened their mouths and did not dare to say anything, just praying to get to the shore quickly. .

At half past nine, we finally arrived in Macau!

Without much trouble, we got on the car to the hotel. Outside the car window, we could see the rolling sea view road, and the tour guide said that everything was brightly lit. It's a casino, I sighed (go)!

After dinner at the hotel in the morning, the tour guide announced the day's itinerary, including attractions in the morning, shopping in the afternoon, and departure back to Zhuhai in the evening .

Everyone knows that Hong Kong is a shopping paradise and Macau is a night city where eating, drinking, prostitution and gambling are completely legal. Others can say whatever they want, and we can listen to them.

It is said that more than 90% of Macau’s tax revenue comes from gambling. The gambling king Stanley Ho (I can’t even type the name given by the rich, sweat!) pays attention to Feng Shui and believes in what goes in and what goes out. Anqi Leung manages the casino and engages in charity at the same time. She is doing very well and has many real estate properties on Victoria Peak in Hong Kong.

Macao has a small land and a large population. The total land area is less than two kilometers long, and a population of 600,000 is squeezed into it.

The Macau government is very considerate of the people and will hand out money if they disagree with each other. Taxes and rents for shops on the streets are so low that there is no pressure. Many shops do not open until nearly noon. For this reason, they still need to hire a large number of migrant workers. In Guangdong, Most people.

Education in Macao is compulsory all the way up to university. You can also apply for subsidies, and medical benefits have reached the level of "great treatment can prevent illness". Medical treatment is free for those over 60 years old.

Early in the morning, walking on a narrow one-way street, there are really not many traffic lights. Just like Hong Kong, as long as pedestrians step on the zebra crossing, all cars must give way.

The first stop was Lotus Square. It was not far away, but the driver took us around for a few minutes before letting us off.

We simply took photos and came to the Ruins of St. Paul's. Due to the fire, only one wall was left for mainlanders to take photos. At the foot of the archway is a steep slope. Climbing down the stairs leads directly to several shopping streets. Artistic conception.

Many locals and foreigners were hanging out, and there was also a young couple taking wedding photos of each other.

The Macau Museum of History is built next to the archway. Take the escalator from the museum to the roof to see the old fort. There are more than a dozen cannons mounted on the dilapidated tower, which is very majestic against the largest casino behind it.

I accidentally caught a glimpse of a row of small flowers at the foot of the tower, which were enchanting and beautiful.

There are no exceptions. The jewelry store lasts for two hours. Whether you want to buy something or not, you have to stay in it for a long time before you can let it out. You cannot protest against human rights and take advantage of others.

I entered the largest casino in Macau in the afternoon. The time was one hour, but the protest was still ineffective. You are not here to gamble anyway. If you want to gamble, you don’t care about the plane ticket back. Then just have fun, tour guide Having said that, I don’t dare to delay your fortune!

Entering the lobby on the first floor, wow! Oops! Ah! Whatever, there are many machines, which are simply divided into two types, those for people and those for unmanned people. The main ones are those for people. It's a banker's game, similar to a slot machine that no one has.

I didn’t count the number of stations carefully, because I was worried that I would not be able to find the exit while walking, and my plane ticket would be wasted!

I simply walked around, but I couldn’t see it. Come out with the rules of gambling. Because the casino is worried about exposing the privacy of gamblers and does not allow photos to be taken, I heard that the security guards hired are hired from Belgium at a high price.

Looking up at the roof, there are densely packed cameras, embedded like stars on the three-story roof, a circle of luxury shops on the second floor, and the artificial blue sky and white clouds of Europe City.

No wonder people say that Macau’s exterior scenery is not rare. The delicacies include pork chop buns and various jerky coffee snacks. The highlight is still in the casino.

There are dozens of casinos in Macau, each with its own specialties. For example, the Eight-Nation Allied Forces strip show, I heard it was all about girls under twenty years old, and the price was 500.

The time is limited. The visa only allows one day of stay. I walk out of the customs at night and enter Zhuhai in less than half an hour.

Finally returned to my own territory, let out a sigh of relief, and felt relieved!