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Hong Kong, Macau is a place where the East meets West. In this tour, you
will be shown the charm of the Chinese and Portuguese heritages embraced
in arrays of modernized architecture.
After hotel
pick up, transfer to Macau Ferry Terminal for departure to Macau. Upon
arrival, city sightseeing begins by glimpsing the statue of Kun Iam
which presides over the Macau waterfront. Then, move on to the landmark
of Macau - Ruins of St. Paul's. |
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Ruins of St. Paul's & Museum of Macau This Roman Catholic Church was built in 1602 and burned by fire in 1835, Miraculously, fine art of carvings and statues can be seen on the surviving facade. The Museum of Macau, exhibits Macau's history, people and culture, emphasising the bi-culture of the place N.B. Macau Museum is closed on Mondays |
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Temple
of A-Ma The temple was built 400 years ago in homage to a girl who saved seamen's life. Macau was later named by the Portuguese settlers in mid-16th Century. |
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Casino Casinos in Macau offer a large variety of casino games that give versatile entertainment to visitors. Try your luck there ! N.B. Macau Museum is closed on Mondays |
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Macau
Tower Soar to a breathtaking 223M above ground and marvel at the panorama from the observation lounge. Gaze out over Taipa and Coloane - Look for Macau's landmarks and historical sites. Or try to spot Hong Kong's outlying islands. |
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Lotus
Flower in Full Bloom The lotus sculpture is dedicated by the State Council of China, symbolizes the everlasting prosperity of Macau. |
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Remarks:
- Itineraries may be changed subject to actual traffic conditions.
- Age under 18 or wearing shorts or slippers is denied to Casino. No photos-shooting is allowed inside the Casino.
- There is no refund for confirmed reservations or no shows.
