A day tour of Macau architecture ~ Chapel of Our Lady of the Hill

This is a no-fly zone! This is a no-fly zone! This is a no-fly zone! Say it three times for important things! Just started flying and was immediately called down, guessing this is a residential area for important officials and luxury houses, so don't take the risk of flying, otherwise the red hats will see you and take you for a coffee (into the police station), and you will be fined! Remember everyone! Compared with the church inside, it is relatively simple, but the scenery outside is indeed very beautiful. Even if you carry a bunch of equipment and walk up the mountain in the scorching sun, it is worth it. The Virgin outside looking at the people full of desire in the Lisboa is also very interesting. Attached historical information: The Chapel of Our Lady of the Hill, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of the Cliff, is built on one of the highest points of the Macau Peninsula, Guia Hill, and is a small church praying to the patron saint of navigators. The reason for building this church was that the Portuguese navigators who were on the route to Japan at the time encountered Dutch pirate ships at sea, but were not injured. They deeply believed that they were blessed by the gods and made a vow to build a church to thank God.