Studio City Waterpark in Macau blends Hollywood movie themes with 16 attractions across a year-round heated 25,000 sqm park. Highlights include a five-storey speed slide, 450m lazy river, rooftop infinity pool and family-friendly zones—ideal for half- to full-day visits.
Read moreThis guide walks you through Macau Parisian’s recreated Parisian landmarks, Eiffel Tower light show, Michelin-starred dining, luxury shopping, pools, and theater performances. Includes practical tips on transport, best times to visit, pricing, and insider experiences for a romantic, immersive Macau resort stay.
Read moreThis complete guide to Venetian Macao covers the Grand Canal’s recreated Venetian architecture, gondola tours, teamLab digital art, Michelin-starred and casual dining, insider photo spots, transport tips, and practical visitor information—everything international travelers need to enjoy Macao’s luxurious water-city resort.
Read moreExplore Macau’s Four Seasons Shops—an upscale Cotai destination blending over 200 luxury brands, Michelin dining, European-style courtyards, exclusive pop-ups, and wellness services. This guide covers architecture, shopping tips, transport, and insider recommendations to experience Macau’s premier luxury retail and lifestyle hub.
Read moreDiscover Macau’s teamLab SuperNature Space, a 5,000-square-meter immersive digital art museum blending technology and nature. Over 90% of exhibits respond to touch, movement, and sound. Ideal for families and photographers, the venue features interactive installations, children’s zones, accessibility services, and practical ticket and transport tips.
Read moreShishan Nezha Temple in Macau is one of the city’s oldest Nezha shrines. Perched on a hillside, it blends Taoist worship and local traditions, preserves Qing-era artifacts, and hosts the lively May 18 Nezha birthday procession—an essential stop for culture-focused visitors.
Read moreLotus Temple (est.1592) in northern Macau is a rare living example of Cantonese temple architecture where Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism coexist. Visitors can see Lin Zexu’s incense table, traditional grey-plaster work, join Mazu festival rituals, and combine a heritage walking route nearby.
Read moreThis guide explores Lianfeng Temple, a 400‑year Mazu shrine in Macau’s historic district. Learn about its Lingnan‑Portuguese architectural fusion, daily ceremonies, the lively Mazu birthday festival, photography tips, visiting hours, and practical travel advice.
Read moreSt. Dominic’s Church in Macau is a vibrant 400-year-old Baroque UNESCO site blending Portuguese colonial art with Asian decorative motifs. Visitors can attend a Portuguese Mass, admire 17th-century paintings and gilded altars, and explore hybrid architecture via audio guides and walking routes.
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