Macau Tower, here I come!

Macau Tower is located in the Sai Van reclamation area, and it stands out like a crane among chickens. Surrounded by lakes, water surfaces, and bridges, the view from the tower is unobstructed, including the landscape on the Zhuhai side, which is also fully visible. Looking to the north, Sai Van Lake and Nam Van Lake are right beneath, and aside from a few taller hotels, the rest of the buildings on the Macau Peninsula are quite low and somewhat old, giving a sense of historical vicissitudes. In the southern waterways, ferries shuttle frequently, crossing several large bridges over the waterways, and there is also a large reclaimed area, but what buildings will be constructed there is unknown. Although Macau Tower is only 338 meters tall, which is much shorter compared to the nearly 600-meter height of Shenzhen's Ping An Finance Centre and Canton Tower, its advantage lies in being a standalone tall tower, offering a more beautiful landscape compared to other skyscrapers. Macau Tower also features a unique attraction, 'bungee jumping.' Over 4 million people have bungee jumped from the tower in 20 years, which could be considered a unique feature of Macau Tower. In Seoul Tower in Korea, people hang locks on the fences at the base of the tower, while in Macau Tower, the Chinese way of making wishes is practiced, with many young people hanging Chinese knots with written wishes on the fences of the tower, hoping for lovers to become spouses.