0629 Macau Trip - Taipa District (Super Detailed)

I've already forgotten how many times I've been to Macau, having visited most of the check-in spots 3 or 4 times. This time, it was my niece who just graduated from primary school who wanted to visit. In fact, it wasn't her first time either, but I still really like Macau and think it's quite nice. We left Guangzhou South at 10:40 in the morning and arrived at the Gongbei Port at 11:40. It was a Thursday, so there weren't many people crossing the border. We dawdled a bit and reached Macau around 12:10. We took bus number 30 from the border and arrived at Rua do Cunha after about half an hour. Remember to press the bell in advance when getting off the bus in Macau. The places I often eat at on Rua do Cunha are just those few. Andrew's and glutinous rice dumplings are the snacks I often eat because it's a weekday, there's no need to queue at each store. Coming out of Rua do Cunha, it's about a 5-minute walk to the Taipa Houses-Museum, which is also a very photogenic spot. Sitting under the shade of the trees and enjoying the cool breeze is so comfortable. There's also a large area of lotus flowers in different colors below. It's about time to go to the hotel for check-in. This time we chose to stay at the Galaxy Hotel. It's about a 10-minute walk from the Taipa Houses-Museum. After dropping off our things and resting for a while in the hotel, we set off for The Venetian around 4 pm. Of course, the check-in spot at The Venetian is the Grand Canal. Feeling a bit hungry, we ate at the food court and then walked to The Parisian to check in at the Eiffel Tower. Then we walked back to St. Mark's Square at The Venetian to check in the night view. There are many check-in spots for The Londoner on the way from St. Mark's Square by elevator. Just as night falls, it's the best time to check in at The Londoner. After checking in, it's about time to go to Wynn Palace. It's about a 10-minute walk from The Londoner. 8 pm is just the time for the 'My Heart Will Go On' fountain show, which I think is worth watching if you have the time, with the background music being quite impressive. I didn't take the cable car because I wasn't interested, and mainly because there were too many people queuing. After watching the fountain show, we walked back to the Galaxy Hotel, which took about 20 minutes. Back at the Galaxy, I had a dessert on the first floor and then went back to my room to rest. I walked about 20,000 steps that day.