Known as the "Las Vegas of the East," Macau is famous for its luxurious casinos and entertainment facilities. The city is not only a gambling paradise but also rich in historical culture, with landmarks such as the Ruins of St. Paul's and A-Ma Temple. Macau's cuisine blends Chinese and Portuguese flavors, with must-try dishes including Portuguese egg tarts and Macau-style pork chop buns. The annual Macau International Fireworks Festival and the Macau Grand Prix draw many tourists. As a small yet charming special administrative region, Macau’s night views and unique atmosphere leave a lasting impression on visitors.
