Check in at Macau's popular tourist spot: the former site of Yilong Fireworks Factory

#MacauAttractions The Macau Yilong Fireworks Factory operated for nearly 60 years from its opening in 1925 to its complete cessation of production in 1984. It is the only remaining and relatively well-preserved firework industrial site in Macau, reflecting the prosperity of Macau's traditional firework industry in the 20th century and serving as a witness to the development of Macau's modern industry. The historical buildings and original ecological landscape of the firecracker factory are preserved here, allowing tourists and the public to experience the natural beauty of the coexistence of historical buildings and trees. The firecracker factory covered an area of ​​more than 20,000 square meters. At that time, it not only raised pigs and cattle, but also pigeons, and planted fruit trees everywhere, just like a rural village. Now when you walk into the park, you can see the pulp and draw area, waterways, ponds, gun-drilling room and warehouse of the former firecracker factory along the way. There are many physical collections, historical photos, and paintings showing the process of firecracker production on display here. Some of the exhibits were provided by two people who were once involved in the heyday of the firecracker industry. The park also has a cultural and creative gift shop, which displays and sells a variety of exquisite creative products designed with elements of the firecracker factory. It is a great place for a weekend leisure trip and a new internet celebrity check-in spot in Macau. Detailed address: Rua Ferreira do Fernandez, Taipa, Macau (no tickets required, free to visit)