Camões Park and Father Kim Dae-gun

For 450 years, the Macao Historic District, where Eastern and Western cultures have coexisted, has well-preserved not only relics such as squares, buildings, walls, and fortresses centered around religious facilities, but also houses and alleys that reflect the traces of its citizens. Among them, in Camões Park, there is a statue of Father Kim Dae-gun. It was a place with many frogs and giant snails (perhaps because of the rain?), and I visited because there was a statue of Father Kim Dae-gun, thinking I should take a quick look since it's right next to a cathedral, but the statue was at the very end of the park, so I ended up walking all the way around.. Highly recommended for Catholics!