Macau

Home to churches and fortresses built by former Portuguese colonial masters, Macau’s sceneries showcase a unique Mediterranean backdrop on the China coast  and. lavish buildings ala Las Vegas. Its laidback atmosphere is conducive to leisurely walks along numerous historical and cultural heritages. The Largo do Senado’s elegant Portuguese and baroque style buildings and the Temple of A-ma are a few of the oldest treasures in the area.

Its multicultural influences make Macanese food a delectable melting pot of Portuguese, Cantonese, Chinese, Italian, French, American, Brazilian, Japanese, Korean, Mozambique Indian and Malay cuisine, among many others. Locals and tourists alike are wooed into Macau to sample these delicious fare while visiting modern wonders such as the Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre and Nam Van Lake’s spectacularly cascading water and light show.

Known as the Oriental Las Vegas, do visit Macau for its non-stop entertainment and fun.