Macau's Dreamy Itinerary

The city of Macau is colorful, even the air is fruit-scented, and the scenery before your eyes seems to carry a dreamy hue. Apple green, orange yellow, and cherry red, refreshing to the eye and sweet in the heart. A gentle breeze brushes past the white churches, the domes of The Venetian, the grand buildings, and by your ears. It feels as if you've traversed through time, shuttling between reality and the ancient past. If during the day you travel between the past and present, then at night you will fall into luxury in a second, and the scenery before you unfolds slowly like an oil painting, intoxicating you without knowing the way home. Transportation: Direct flight (I took Air Macau) Macau·China 📝Note tips: Documents: Hong Kong and Macau Pass, 7-day visa Precautions: A small explanatory note from customs needs to be carried, required for hotel Check-in 🚉Transportation strategy: Local transportation: You can take a taxi, there are often some at the hotel entrance, but it's a bit pricey. 🗓Itinerary arrangement: Travel strategy: Spend one day each in Macau Peninsula, Taipa, and Coloane. Macau Peninsula: Fisherman's Wharf, Ruins of St. Paul's, Monte Fort, Love Lane, Rose Church, Macau Tower (revolving restaurant for buffet, also thrilling activities) Macau Peninsula Taipa: The Venetian shopping center, The Londoner, The Parisian (the first three are shopping spots, but great for photo ops), Wynn Palace (take a free cable car, watch the musical fountain), Rua do Cunha (extremely crowded, expect long lines) Taipa Coloane: I didn't go there, but it's by the sea, and those who like the sea might want to visit. No need to queue at Andrew's Egg Tart Shop in Coloane Island. 🍽Dining recommendations: Local delicacies: Egg tarts, milk tea, Portuguese chicken, and some Hong Kong-style dim sum.