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In 2023, we can fly freely again! The first stop is to go to neighboring Macau 🇲🇴. ✅Itinerary route D1: Check in at MGM Macau - Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen D2: Take a photo and check in 📸 Parisian Garden - Londoner - Coloane Island. D3: October 5th Street - Bishop's Hill Chapel - Yiwan Slope D4: Fisherman's Wharf - Ruins of St. Paul's - Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro ✅Clearance port Go to Macau Peninsula: Gongbei Port and Qingmao Port. Tested personally, Gongbei has more direct shuttle buses to hotels, while Qingmao is faster but does not have shuttle buses. ✅About accommodation This time I stayed at the MGM, an art palace, and the service and environment were really amazing! ✅About attractions 1⃣️Living in MGM allows you to see various art exhibitions and take great photos. 2️⃣️"Fisherman's Wharf", although small, can easily produce great photos. 3️⃣️Londoners, European-style architecture, super popular online check-in spot, expect long queues, not recommended to visit during holidays. 4️⃣Parisian Gardens, where you can check off the Eiffel Tower and experience French style. 5️⃣Guanye Street, the colorful houses are great for taking photos, but for food you can go elsewhere, there are just too many people here 😂. 6️⃣Dongwangyang New Street, take photos of the same style as National Geographic at the Grand Lisboa, there's not much to do here, only suitable for taking pictures and checking in. ✅About food October 5th Street: Nanping Yaxu, Niuji Curry Cuisine, Street Desserts. Around San Ma Lou: Century Coffee, Ming Kee Offal Cuisine, Longhua Tea House, Huan Ji Seafood Restaurant, Cai Shen Ye Seafood Stew Restaurant, Ma Qing Kang South Sky Cafe. Heisha Huan: A Brother's Delicious Food Taipa: Hei Lian Coffee, Eslite Coffee, Andrew's Road Central Branch, Ya Qi Garden Restaurant. 1️⃣Ma Qingkang South Heaven Cafe Always queuing, even when there is a significant decrease in visitors during off-season, it still requires queuing! 🔥Must-try: BBQ pork with double eggs rice, crispy fried squid, scrambled egg with beef and rice noodles, Hong Kong-style milk tea. . 2️⃣ Ze Xian Ji Also a must-try for those who love queuing: "Portuguese egg tarts with egg waffles". The egg waffle has a super crispy outer layer, and when you bite into it, you'll taste the rich and creamy Portuguese egg tart filling! They also come in flavors like coffee, caramel, cheese, salted egg yolk, purple sweet potato, and taro paste. . 3️⃣Jinli Restaurant What most people recommend here are the Chicken and Shrimp with Double Sauce and the Curry Beef Brisket Rice. The curry is really fragrant and rich, and the soup base will give you a stunning feeling! Be sure to pair it with their homemade spicy sauce! Absolutely amazing! . 4️⃣Bailemen Noodle Shop After 5pm, the store will be closed, so if you want to eat, you have to come early! We recommend the pork chop with oil noodles and beef with noodles. The noodles are very fragrant with added pork oil, and they go well with curry sauce. . 5️⃣ Rongji Beef Offal Macau's beef offal is all amazing, but I have a special fondness for this one! I love their spicy sauce, and you have to add noodles to cook with it!

Summer on Macau Island turns directly into something out of a comic book. It's too good to shoot!! Casual shots are bold enough for live output. Colorful houses, compact streets, and the passing crowd. I love these old alleys so much~ I walked so much, I just couldn't stop taking pictures!! Got the National Geographic same angle 📷 It's really too beautiful... - 📷Old street live angle: Picture 1, 3 Rua da Esperança (National Geographic same angle) Picture 2 Rua dos Ervanários Picture 4 Rua da Ribeira do Patane Picture 5 Largo do Senado Picture 6, 9, 10 Ruins of St. Paul's (Lovers' Lane can avoid the crowd) Picture 7 Rua da Felicidade Picture 8 Travessa da Paixão 2A ... Just save it!! The spots are all near the Ruins of St. Paul's Avoid the crowds and capture the comic-like summer of Macau...

Rua da Guia in Macau is filled with old buildings, and the roads are steep and narrow, making driving a nerve-wracking experience. Walking into these ancient streets and alleys is like falling into an old dream of prosperity, and it's hard not to be moved. It is the preferred filming location for the Grand Lisboa and also a classic spot for National Geographic magazine, perfectly positioning the Grand Lisboa amidst residential buildings, creating a unique and striking contrast.

Macau🇲🇴 doesn't have many places where you can climb high and look far. As the highest point on the Macau Peninsula, Dong Wang Yang Mountain is an excellent place to watch the sunset. 🚡Dong Wang Yang Fort: Originally a fort, it was used for defense against foreign invasions and as an observation post. It has always been listed as a military restricted area, and outsiders are not allowed to enter without approval, except on August 5th, the birthday of the Virgin Mary, and the Double Ninth Festival in the lunar September. In 1976, when the Portuguese army withdrew from Macau, the fort💥 was opened as a tourist spot and still maintains its original appearance. The fort is home to the Church of Our Lady of the Snows and the Dong Wang Yang Lighthouse. As a Portuguese colonial building, the white walls with light yellow lines make the overall architecture very fresh and photogenic. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the whole of Macau, facing the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge to the east and the city to the west. When the sun sets, the city side is bathed in the sunset, making it an ideal place to watch the sunset. 🕰 Business hours: 9:00-18:00, the entrance to the fort is closed, but Dong Wang Yang Mountain is open all night. Remember, if it's winter, the closing time is earlier than sunset, don't just go down the mountain, you can continue to watch the night view outside the wall of the lighthouse. 📷 Camera position: First of all, you need a medium to long focus, preferably with a lens focal length of 85 or above, to better capture the sunset. 1️⃣ If it's not closed, the best camera position is on the highest platform, not only without the obstruction of trees, but also with the lower platform as the foreground, you can shoot people and the New Lisboa in the same frame; 2️⃣ After closing, walk to the left of the exit, and you will see a row of long benches where you can enjoy the scenery. This is also a good place for photography, not only can you include more of the Macau Tower, but also sitting on the bench, you can beautifully embrace the sunset. ❗Finally, at the foot of Dong Wang Yang Mountain, there is a new street called Dong Wang Yang. Before climbing the mountain, you can also come here to check in. This is a classic camera position for National Geographic magazine, although it has been over-photographed, it is indeed very photogenic. If the neon lights of the New Lisboa light up at night, combined with the surrounding old buildings, it gives a very cyberpunk feel.

"A mix of glitz and traditional life, this pure check-in guide takes you to all the hot spots in Macau🇲🇴!!! Essential for holiday trips and weekend outings!!! / 🚏About the Route The Londoner Macao→Little Taipa Hill→Rua da Cunha→Ruins of St. Paul's→Rua do Cunhal→Rua da Guia→Guia Lighthouse 👉This recommended route is purely for check-in and photography📸. It covers popular online check-in spots, but the schedule will be quite tight. / 🛣️About Transportation ✏️Visitors from outside can choose to cross the border at Qingmao Port, follow the recommended route, and directly reach Zhuhai Station🚉. ✏️In Macau🇲🇴, taking the bus🚌 is convenient and cheap, but make sure to prepare change🪙 in advance, each ride costs 6💰 RMB/Macau dollar/Hong Kong dollar. / 📸About Check-in 1. On the second and fourth floors of The Londoner Macao and the connecting corridor of the Four Seasons Shop, there are a few phone booths. Coming out of the door next to the phone booth, you can see it (Picture 2) 2. Take the bus to the Sulian Roundabout Station, and take the elevator behind you to see it (Picture 3) 3. Navigate to 'Sun Cheong Lung Building Materials Centre', the nearby streets are weathered by time, and in the distance is the landmark of a bustling city (Picture 4) 4. To the right of the Ruins of St. Paul's is the Cannon Hill Park⛲️, where you can use the banyan tree in the foreground to photograph the Ruins of St. Paul's (Picture 5). At the top floor of the museum on Cannon Hill, you can shoot from above to perfectly avoid the crowd (Picture 6) 5. Locate Rua do Padre Eugenio Taverna, there is a noticeable downhill road, which, compared to the adjacent buildings, gives a strong sense of depth!!! (Picture 7) 6. On Rua da Guia, there is a popular photo spot by National Geographic, old streets + Grand Lisboa, a mix of old and new (Pictures 8, 9) 7. Locate the Guia Lighthouse, here is the best spot to take a photo with the Grand Lisboa, and the sunset🌄 is also absolutely beautiful!!! (Picture 10)

🇲🇴The daytime Macau and the nighttime Macau are really different! 🎆The charm of the world during the day is also very fascinating~ 📍Dongwangyang New Street (Picture 2⃣️-5⃣️) This is definitely the best place to shoot the new Lisboa!! It's no wonder it was selected by National Geographic! It's super good to shoot! Any casual shot looks good!! The old city houses on both sides and the new Lisboa in the back form a stark contrast~ Don't miss this spot when you come to Macau!! 📍Central Business Center (Picture 6⃣️) I just took a casual shot while waiting for the traffic lights here, and it turned out to be pretty good! 📍Ruins of St. Paul (Picture 7⃣️) In the Cannon Park next to the Ruins of St. Paul. 📷Macau is really good to shoot, you can find good spots just by walking around!