Macau‘s narrow streets and alleys are extremely interesting to explore for the sake of their architecture (a mixture of Cantonese and Portuguese cultures), dynamism and hecticness. You meet locals who are in a constant rush, smell egg tarts, croissants, almond cookies, dried pork and smoked fish from local bakeries and shops, and finally you enjoy the view of casinos and fountains. I hope you can feel it when you browse through the pictures in our gallery.
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Agness Walewinder
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25 thoughts on “Photo Gallery: Hectic Streets of Macau”
Great photos, I didnt get to visit Macau when I went to China, maybe next time!
Thanks Jess, hope you can make it there one day, it is absolutely worth it!
Beautiful pictures! You captured everyday life in Macau in the curation of your photos.
Thank you Mig so much. We’re glad you liked it.
Awesome photos – really hope to get to Macau at some point :) Loved the ship on the floor – reminded me of the Blue Peter ship (the logo of a children’s programme when I was growing up, haha!)
Thank you Miss Bennett. It’s an awesome place, seriously. Way too expensive for budget travellers, but yet so amazing and diverse to explore.
great pics, it looks like a good time!
Yep, indeed. We had a blast, thanks!
You make Asian travel look so easy! And amazing! I secretly am hoping that we get stationed in Korea or Japan after Europe just so we can hit another section of the world. Thanks for the posts!
Hey Kelly. Thanks a lot! Maybe you should think of settling down for a while in China. It’s a great place to live in.
Great photos guys! I’m sure you enjoy going there, but it’ll be nice when you don’t have to go there for visas! It looks beautiful though, we’ll have to check it out one day :)
True. Getting visa was a pain, but we got it. Z visa for one year which means no more visa getaways :)!
Awesome pics! Looks like you had as much fun as we did! There is soooo much more to Macau than just casinos and shows. Thanks for sharing!
We’ve been loving every minute of it. Hope you feel the same way!
Wow! I love the Portuguese influence that nicely mix with the local Cantonese architecture plus I adore egg tarts and I cannot help having more than one at time :)
Hi Agness, I love how the Portugese architecture blends with Chinese street scenes. I enjoyed the food shots; I could almost smell them. Thanks for taking me to the streets of Macau.
So happy you liked it! I love this mixture. Missing Macau a lot. Just came back to China… :(
Great photos Agness. We absolutely loved Macau. The mix of history and culture is really unique. The funny thing is that I saw Portuguese written everywhere but I never once heard a single person speaking it.
Thank you Auston. It is unique indeed and that’s true locals don’t speak much Portuguese. That was a pitty as we wanted to pick up some basic words :).
Absolutely stunning photos of the place.
Thanks you Shalu so much!
Great photos from Macau! Its still on my to do list..
Thank you Nina.
Great photos guys, you’ve really captured the feel of the place!
You are really teasing me with those pictures from every single part of China! So jealous!