Macau(澳門)located next to Hong Kong, until 1999 Macau was an over seas territory of Portugal. The world's most densely populated place to live, Macau is best known as Asia's largest destination for gambling taking in even more revenue than Las Vegas.
Shutter bus to hotel
The Statue of Guan Yin, a blend between the traditionalimages of the goddess Guan Yin and Holy Mary.
Macau Tower, a communication and entertainment towerthat has various restaurants, theaters, shopping malls
and a variety of adventurous activities.
Residential Towers & Casino-hotels
Ponte de Sai Van (Sai Van Bridge"西灣大橋") is acable-stayed bridge in Macau. The bridge measures
2.2 kilometerslong and is the third one that connects
Taipa Island and Macau Peninsula.
Trishaw used to be a major public mode of transport in Macau.But now it is only for sightseeing purposes.
The central business district of Macau.
The Civil and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM)
General Post Office
Postbox
2 comments:
Hi Agnes, wow! I love that jetboat!
And Macau is really fantastic. One place I have never been to.
But will do so one of these days.
You're a good photographer, Agnes.
Have fun and keep well. Lee.
Ps, been to the casinos?
Yeah, you been to the casinos??? hehehe!!
Someday I also want to visit Macau and Hong Kong......
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