A lesser-known photo spot in Macau that 99% of people don't know about

Summer is the peak season for travel to Macau. If you want to go to a place with fewer people and beautiful scenery, I recommend you come here to avoid the crowds and take photos of Macau's scenery that are different from others. . This place faces the Governor Nobre de Carvalho Bridge, overlooking the entire Macau Peninsula from Taipa, with a super visual effect. . 📍Xiaotanshan Observation Deck 🚌Take bus MT2 or 11 to Sulian Roundabout Station, find the direct elevator to the observation deck and go to the 2nd floor 🎫Free . 📷Photography tips 🔍Walk along the trail to see the bridge and Grand Lisboa from different angles. The slope of the Governor Nobre de Carvalho Bridge looks like a roller coaster 🎢 🔍There is a white sculpture on the back mountain. Walk all the way up, follow the toilet sign, and you can take a high-angle photo of the Governor Nobre de Carvalho Bridge leading straight to the Grand Lisboa. 🔍Across the road on the 1st floor of the elevator, you can take a photo of people and the Macau Peninsula & bridge along the coast. ⏰It is recommended to go before sunset, so you can take photos of both day and night scenes, two completely different styles. 📷A telephoto lens is needed for shooting.