Wandering around the old town in Macau.

Macau was leased to the Portuguese for management and operation during the Ming Dynasty, and has since been transformed into an open international port city with a blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures. The old town of Macau still retains many historical sites, and the old streets and alleys of the old town have a unique charm. Tip: The old town has few people and few cars, making it very suitable for roaming. You can also eat Portuguese egg tarts and pork chop rice, which is very comfortable. 🚇About transportation: The only downside is that public transportation in Macau is not very convenient, and you need to arrange your own transportation in advance. 🏠About accommodation: The room rates of Macau hotels are indeed pitiful, and they are twice as expensive as those in neighboring Hong Kong. So many people would rather stay in Hong Kong for a day trip than stay in Macau.