The Amazing Macau ✨

#discoverchina Macau is where glitz meets tradition — one side is the bustling Cotai, the other is the vibrant, everyday charm of the peninsula. It’s a fusion of desire and faith, luxury and local life. Transportation Flights available between Beijing and Macau. Macau Light Rail: Only operates in Cotai, has 10 stations, ticket machines or window counters available. Buses: Flat fare, prepare coins or small bills (RMB also accepted). Use a real-time bus tracking app. Day 1 – Cotai Area Upon arrival, head to hotel via free shuttle buses available just outside the airport. Afternoon at Rua do Cunha: A famous food street packed with treats like gelato, local pastries, and iconic beef offal stalls. Evening: Explore the Venetian (direct access from Rua do Cunha via escalator shortcut), then follow signs to the Parisian Eiffel Tower and Londoner Big Ben replicas. You can also visit: Studio City Ferris Wheel MGM for a complimentary milk tea Wynn Palace for fountain shows Hotel stay: Stayed at Marriott in Galaxy Resort. Though expensive, it includes access to the Grand Resort Deck, a water park with lazy rivers and wave pools. Day 2 – Cotai + Peninsula Breakfast: Classic local café — must-tries include pork chop noodles and beef brisket wontons. Morning: Chill at the water park. Afternoon: Took a bus to the peninsula for hotel check-in and more sightseeing. Stops included: Senado Square Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau St. Dominic’s Church Love Lane Ruins of St. Paul’s Mount Fortress Iconic dim sum at a well-known spot (shrimp dumplings, veggie scallop dumplings) St. Lazarus District Guia Hill and Lighthouse New Lisboa & Lisboa casinos Dinner: Must-try tossed noodles with shrimp roe and fried wontons #travel #thingstodo