Goodbye, Macau Jockey Club! Passing by on the light rail, this scene brought back so many memories! 🎬🏇

#November Good Places 2025 Today I took the Macau Light Rail through the "Jockey Club Station" and looked at the empty but still magnificent green runway underneath. I was really shocked. It was once one of the liveliest horse racing sanctuaries in Asia, carrying 44 years of history and fanfare. Although the sound of horse hooves can no longer be heard, looking at those stands and huge screens, you can still feel the brilliance and dominance of those days! 🏟️ Especially with the splendid Galaxy Hotel in the background, the contrast between old and new is super strong. This is not just an attraction, but also a microcosm of an era in Macau. Be sure to take a second look when passing by and keep this history in your mind! ⸻ 📝 Macau Jockey Club (old site) photo tips (super practical!) • 🚝 Best view on the light rail: It is highly recommended to take the "Macau Light Rail (Taipa Line)" and shoot the entire racecourse from a high position in the carriage for the most invincible view! • 🚉Jockey Club Station check-in: The exit of the Light Rail "Jockey Club Station" is Covina Road, where you can take pictures with the huge stands on the flyover. • 🏨 Contrast between old and new: Find an angle to shoot the "old racing club" with the super luxurious "Macau Galaxy" behind, this sense of conflict is super story. • 🚶 Shun Yau Street: After taking pictures, walk to the next Guan Ye Street to eat egg tart, pork chop bun, probably only 10-15 minutes. • 🤫 Do not break in: The park is currently closed and handed over to the government. Although the competition is over, this legendary landmark is still worth a shot. If you want to witness the changes in Macau, you must not miss it! 🏇🎞️✨