A Beginner-Friendly Vacation Spot Even Simpler Than Japan

My trip to Macau was filled with countless surprises and wonderful memories. Our first stop was the Fisherman's Wharf. The European-style architecture and streets made it feel like we were in a Mediterranean town. The most impressive part was the Roman Amphitheatre, where the grand architecture gave us a sense of ancient Rome's historical atmosphere. We strolled around the amphitheatre, admiring the ancient and majestic structures, as if we had traveled back in time. Next, we visited the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao. Although we didn't go up to the observation deck, standing beneath the tower, we could still feel its grandeur. At night, the tower lit up, creating a romantic and unforgettable scene. The Big Ben at The Londoner was our next destination. The towering clock tower exuded a strong British vibe. We took many photos, immersing ourselves in the unique atmosphere. At Studio City's Figure-8 Ferris wheel, we admired this world's first from a distance. The Ferris wheel, sparkling with lights against the night sky, was particularly spectacular. Finally, we dined at a Michelin-starred restaurant at Wynn Palace. The cuisine was unparalleled, each dish an artwork. We savored multiple exquisite dishes, each bite filled with surprise and satisfaction. After the meal, we enjoyed the musical fountain show at Wynn Palace, which perfectly concluded our trip. On this trip to Macau, there used to be more bus services, but now with the metro, it's actually less convenient, requiring more walking. Nevertheless, Macau deeply impressed me with its charm and diversity. Each attraction offered a different experience, each moment full of surprises. I look forward to my next visit to Macau, to explore more of its beauty.