Dream Trip to Macau
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Macau, located on the southeast coast of China, is a special administrative region of the country. Being Asia's well-known gambling Mecca, it is a place to find the traditional Chinese culture while enjoying the exotic Portuguese buildings. The name of the city is derived from the word Magao (A-Ma Temple), which was the shrine dedicated to Mazu, a sacred sea goddess respected by the local people. It was said that in the middle of sixteenth century when the Portuguese first set foot there, one of the officers asked a fisherman the name of the land. The man misunderstanding the officer's meaning, answered 'Magao' - the name of A-Ma Temple in front them. The word became the Portuguese name for the land and for nearly 400 years, the Portuguese ruled here prior to its official return to the People's Republic of China on December 20, 1999 as a special administrative region.
The majority resides on the Macau Peninsular where you can find a variety of both Oriental and Western cultural and historical places of interest and all sorts of old buildings that are either European baroque or traditional Chinese in style. The blend of people, culture and history has influences on every aspect of life in the city. A wander around the Peninsular will bring you into a world of antiques and fashion, traditional and modern, as well as tranquility and glitz.
Wandering
around is the best way to explore the city's numerous historical and
cultural heritages. Popular sightseeing places that form part of a
visitor's itinerary are spread all over the Peninsular. Largo do Senado,
the splendid main square with surrounding simple, elegant Portuguese
and baroque style buildings is the busiest downtown area of the city.
Clothing shops, curio markets, pharmacies, snack stalls and jewelry
shops housed in the narrow alleyways that radiate from the square sell
dazzling items.
In
the southern part of the Peninsular, the New Reclaimed Area and the
Outer Harbor Area, compared with the more traditional central and
western areas, is the newly-developed region on which the modern aspect
of the city can be found. There are many luxurious hotels housing
various gambling casinos and these venues are packed with people from
all over the world when the night comes. Numerous museums in these two
areas present the essence of the citys culture and history including
Macau Wine Museum, Grand Prix Museum, Art Museum, etc.
Known
as 'Oriental Las Vegas', the gambling industry in Macau is booming and
has already become an important feature of the local economy.
Surprisingly, visitors do not find the kind of razzmatazz in the city's
casinos as elsewhere; by contrast you can feel the expectations of
gamblers from their polite manners and the peaceful atmosphere.Macau,
a famous destination with prosperity and peace, fashion and history,
oriental and western cultures, is deserving of a visit and a stay here
is sure to revitalize the weary visitor.
why Nuffnang should send Me Go To Travel Macau
This entry was typed for the challenge "Dream Trip to Macau" organized by the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) and Nuffnang Malaysia.
alhamdulillah dapat bersua lg untuk semua kawan-kawan blog.
.jom kita pergi jalan-jalan di Macau muhahah
Macau, located on the southeast coast of China, is a special administrative region of the country. Being Asia's well-known gambling Mecca, it is a place to find the traditional Chinese culture while enjoying the exotic Portuguese buildings. The name of the city is derived from the word Magao (A-Ma Temple), which was the shrine dedicated to Mazu, a sacred sea goddess respected by the local people. It was said that in the middle of sixteenth century when the Portuguese first set foot there, one of the officers asked a fisherman the name of the land. The man misunderstanding the officer's meaning, answered 'Magao' - the name of A-Ma Temple in front them. The word became the Portuguese name for the land and for nearly 400 years, the Portuguese ruled here prior to its official return to the People's Republic of China on December 20, 1999 as a special administrative region.
The
land of the city is quite small covering an area of just 27.5 square
kilometers. The total population is 469,800 of which 95% are Chinese,
the remainder being Portuguese and other westerners.
The majority resides on the Macau Peninsular where you can find a variety of both Oriental and Western cultural and historical places of interest and all sorts of old buildings that are either European baroque or traditional Chinese in style. The blend of people, culture and history has influences on every aspect of life in the city. A wander around the Peninsular will bring you into a world of antiques and fashion, traditional and modern, as well as tranquility and glitz.
Most
visitors who have been there conclude that it is a location suited to
both tourism and living as it is a beautiful city with clean streets,
gardens and picturesque hilly landscapes. Sunshine, clear air, green
lands and all sorts of delicious food all contribute to its many
attractions.
Golden Lotus Square |
A northerly walk leads visitors
to the featured attractions of the city Ruins of St. Paul's, a former
screen wall of St. Paul's Church and the Monte Fort, one of the
best-preserved forts in the city. The Museum of Macau, to the right of
the ruins, tells all stories on the city's past. Situated at the base of
Penha Peninsula in the southwest part of the city is A-Ma Temple, built
in the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644), which is dedicated to the sacred
goddess A-Ma. During the festival seasons, thousands of devout prayers
come to visit the temple.
Street Scene |
The
two outlying islands of Taipa and Coloane, connected to the Macau
Peninsular by two bridges feature tranquil natural and beach sceneries
and are good choice for a short break away from the bustling Peninsular.
The city's Jockey Club's horse racing attracts numerous gamblers from
the nearby areas and Hac Sa Bay and Bamboo Bay are two breathtaking
natural scenic areas with the best seaside bathing places.
The
city is the paradise for gourmands with a wide range of delicious
cuisines from all over the world including unparalleled Macau-style
Portuguese cuisine, traditional Cantonese cuisine, exotic food from
Italy, France, Brazil, India, Japan, and Korea... Everyone can find his
own favorite! Moreover, the well-known Macau dim sum delicacies should
never be missed. The Pastéis de Nata (a Portuguese-style egg tart) that
originated on the outlying island of Coloane is the featured snack of
the city and Margaret's Café & Nata offer the best. All kinds of dim
sum ranging from almond cake, chicken cakes, cashew cookies, sesame
crackers, egg and cheese rolls are served in the many Portuguese café
and they are good choices for gifts of families or friends.
Casino & Hotel Lisboa |
why Nuffnang should send Me Go To Travel Macau
1.I like to see The House of Dancing Water
2. I like to see Bungee Jumping Off the Macau Tower
3. Want to visit the World Heritage Macau
4. See a season in Macau
Having distinctive dry and wet seasons, Macau's weather is generally
warm and foggy in spring, hot and rainy in summer, cool and clear in
autumn, and cold but sunny in winter. The average annual temperature is
about 20 C (72 F) and there are about 100 days with high temperatures over 30 C (86 F). Less than 30 days have an average temperature under 10 C (50 F) in a year.
April to October is the rainy season, of which May is the rainiest and July to September is the typhoon season. Autumn and winter, especially mid-October to December, are recommended as the best visit times.
April to October is the rainy season, of which May is the rainiest and July to September is the typhoon season. Autumn and winter, especially mid-October to December, are recommended as the best visit times.
5. See the lives of people in macau
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