【Introduction to Hong Kong Impression】
[Hong Kong Impression 1]: Shopping Paradise
Shopping in Hong Kong is world-renowned in terms of price, variety and service. Jewelry, watches, cosmetics, and digital products are all available. Because Hong Kong is a free port, goods come from all over the world, and most of the items are not subject to tariffs, so the prices of the goods are relatively low, and it is called a "shopping paradise".
[Hong Kong Impression 2]: Double Park Tour
Which is more fun, Hong Kong Disneyland or Ocean Park? The answer is, go for both! Disneyland is like stepping into the world of fairy tales, a place for family trips; and Ocean Park is actually a 3-in-1 amusement park + zoo + aquarium, fun and exciting! If you have time, you might as well visit both theme parks to experience different fun.
【Hong Kong Impression 3】: Victoria Harbor
There are many commercial districts on both sides of Victoria Harbour, attracting shoppers flocking to it. The Star Ferry on the Hong Kong River has a century-old history. The night view of Victoria Harbor is one of the "Three Great Night Views in the World" together with Hakodate in Japan and Naples in Italy. You can look down from the top of Victoria Peak, or take a closer look at the Avenue of Stars. You can even take the Star Ferry for a few dollars.
【Hong Kong Impression 4】: Food City
This is the intersection of oriental food culture and western food culture. It is known as the "Asian food capital" and gathers food from all over the world. Among them, the most attractive are the traditional Hong Kong-style meals and the special snacks and desserts distributed in the streets and alleys.
Recommended restaurants: Tao Heung, Jiu Kee Beef Brisket, Lian Heong Lou, Yishun Milk Company, Tsui Wah Restaurant, etc.
Recommended food: wonton noodles, Hong Kong-style milk tea, egg tarts, pineapple oil, roast meat, etc.
【Introduction to Macao Impression】
【Macao Impression 1】: Mazu Pavilion
The A-Ma Temple in Macau is one of the places of interest in Macau. The overall shape is dignified and simple, light and agile. Looking up from below, from a distance, or from the top of the pavilion, the Mazu Pavilion has completely different charms from different angles. Looking down at the Mazu Pavilion from a low altitude, it can be seen that it stands quietly in the embrace of greenery, facing the sea, like a crabapple blooming, handsome and moving. The temple mainly enshrines the Taoist fairy Mazu, also known as "Tianhou Empress" and "Tianfei Empress", who is said to be able to predict good and bad luck, and often helps merchants and fishermen save themselves from dangers and disasters at sea.
【Macao Impression 2】: Ruins of St. Paul's
The Ruins of St. Paul's is a representative historical site in Macau. It is the front wall of St. Paul's Cathedral completed in 1580. This church combines the styles of European Renaissance and Oriental architecture, reflecting the blend of Chinese and Western arts. The carving is fine and majestic. Whether it is the towering cross on the top of the archway, or the statue of the Holy Child under the bronze dove and the statue of the Virgin surrounded by angels and flowers, they are all full of strong religious atmosphere and give people a beautiful enjoyment. All kinds of statues on the archway are lifelike, which can be called "three-dimensional Bible".
Free shuttle buses are provided between hotels in Macau, route inquiry
http://www.airmacau.com.cn/bus/searchmap.php
