Got to ride the Turbojet near the pierside there and reached Macau within two hours like that? So yeah, once we reached the port, we went straight to the vans that would take us to the homeland through shuttle bus mostly. It was a lot warmer than Hong Kong. You could see old buildings everywhere and many many people. Macau is mainly a place where people want to go gamble try to test their luck at casinos. But for me it would be the Ruins of St. Paul and other statues.
This is the cafe where we tried the egg tarts, pretty good actually. All warm and filled with custard :)
We took a break here and tried some hot ginseng soup.
The christmas decorations.
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Another picture.
Their famous hot pork bun:- Honestly it wasn't that great, it was salty like omg and kinda plain. I died stuffing this into my mouth. The price wasn't reasonable either. But the gyouza there is really tasty!
The Ruins of St. Paul.
The area once you passed the building.
Clovers!
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The house of dancing water. The show was really spectacular! I was really impressed :)
Performers dancing on the building *gulp*
Inside the Venetian.
#ootn
Tadaaa.
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