Wujiangzhai in Guizhou blends terraced river scenery, living Miao heritage, hands-on craft workshops, and immersive night programs—bamboo raft evening tours and 200-drone light shows. Stay in Miao-style hotels, try rice-field activities, and hike scenic trails for an authentic cultural-ecotourism experience.
Read moreTianlang Taoyuan, inside Galaxy Macau, is a 75,000 sqm tropical water park featuring a 575m transparent slide, Hainan white-sand beach, 350-ton wave pool and family attractions. Opened in 2015, it combines nature and modern thrills; stay at Galaxy hotels for included access.
Read moreMacau Fisherman’s Wharf condenses 400 years of east-west exchange into a 23-hectare seaside theme complex. Visit Tang City, Roman Arena, artificial volcano, and colorful promenade for architecture, live performances, family fun, and evening photography—plus practical transport, cost, and timing tips to maximize your visit.
Read morePerched 52 meters above the Macau Peninsula, Monte Fort (Fortaleza do Monte) is a 17th-century Portuguese fortress and UNESCO site. Visit ramparts, see the 1622 cannon, and explore the Macau Museum’s exhibits tracing 400 years of cultural fusion—free, accessible, and ideal for photos.
Read morePerched at 93 meters, Guia Fortress and Lighthouse unite four centuries of Macau history—from 17th-century Portuguese defenses and rare Baroque chapel murals to the 1865 lighthouse guiding ships. Visitors enjoy panoramic city and river views, ancient woodland trails, guided mural talks, and easy access from Senado Square.
Read moreThis comprehensive guide unlocks Galaxy Macau’s 1.1 million sqm resort: six luxury hotels, the Grand Resort Deck surf pool, Michelin dining, designer shopping, nightlife, and practical tips—transport, payments, secret routes—perfect for families and luxury travelers alike.
Read moreStudio City Macau’s figure‑8 Ferris wheel rises 130m, offering 15‑minute panoramic rides with 17 themed cabins, dazzling light shows, and nearby entertainment. This guide covers engineering highlights, best times to ride, cabin experiences, ticket bundles, and practical travel tips.
Read moreMacau Tower rises 338m offering panoramic observation decks, a thrilling 233m bungee, outdoor skywalk, vertical climbs, and a rotating 360° restaurant. Ideal for adventurers and romantic diners alike, this landmark blends adrenaline, dining, and unrivaled views over Macau, Taipa and Zhuhai.
Read moreWynn Palace in Macau’s Cotai district blends opulent design, rotating floral art, nightly music-and-light fountain shows, Michelin-star dining, luxury shopping, a large casino, and live theater. Ideal for couples, families, and culture-seekers, the resort offers immersive experiences, practical tips, and suggested day-trip itineraries.
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