Unlock 14 Stunning Photo Spots! Your Travel Photos Are Just Missing This Guide!

Hey friends, today the traveler is going to share 14 stunning photo spots in Macau that I have kept secret, making your trip to Macau full of beautiful photos! 1️⃣ Mei Ka Building: National Geographic's Perspective🏙️ When it comes to taking photos in Macau, Mei Ka Building is a must-visit spot! Stand here and use a telephoto lens to capture the city skyline. Remember to shoot civilly and not block the way of passersby!📸 2️⃣ The Londoner Night View: Luxurious LCD Dream✨ When night falls, the dazzling lights of The Londoner make you feel like you are in a fairy tale world. Walk to the terrace of the Venetian or The Londoner and use a wide-angle lens to capture this bustling scene. 3️⃣ The Parisian Garden: Romantic Eiffel Tower View🗼 In the morning, the Parisian Garden is bathed in sunlight, with the Eiffel Tower and the hotel complementing each other. Remember to bring a wide-angle lens to capture this French romance head-on. 4️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's: Clever Composition in Front of Uniqlo🏛️ Want to avoid the crowds? The statue in front of Uniqlo at the Ruins of St. Paul's is a great spot. With clever composition, your photo will feature just you and this historical site. 5️⃣ Xiaotan Mountain Park Viewing Platform: Magic of Light and Shadow at Dawn and Dusk🌅 Whether it's the first light of dawn or the setting sun, Xiaotan Mountain Park is a great place to capture another side of Macau's beauty. Especially the 'Road to Wealth,' it's simply breathtaking! 6️⃣ Rua da Felicidade: Secret Base of Artistic Freshness🎨 Not far from Mei Ka Building, this alley hides many surprises. The colorful walls make every casual shot artistic. 7️⃣ Guia Lighthouse: A Small Adventure with a Panoramic View🏞️ Although you need to climb a small hill, the sense of achievement when overlooking Macau from the Guia Lighthouse is definitely worth it! 8️⃣ Mount Fortress Park: Another Side of the Ruins of St. Paul's🏰 From a different angle, the Ruins of St. Paul's look more ancient and solemn in Mount Fortress Park, with relatively fewer tourists. 9️⃣ Rua do Cunha: Neon Feast at Night🌃 Rua do Cunha is even more charming at night than during the day. Under the colorful neon signs, every bite of the street food is full of stories. 1️⃣0️⃣ The London Clock Tower Under the Eiffel Tower🕰️ Look at The Parisian from a different perspective, gazing up at the London Clock Tower from under the Eiffel Tower, it has a unique flavor. 1️⃣1️⃣ Grand Lisboa Hotel: Telephoto Charm from the Ruins of St. Paul's Platform🏙️ Stand on the platform of the Ruins of St. Paul's and use a telephoto lens to zoom in on the Grand Lisboa Hotel. The compression effect is stunning. 1️⃣2️⃣ St. Francis Xavier's Church in Coloane: Guardian of Quiet Time🕍 Coloane, a niche place away from the hustle and bustle. The tranquility inside and outside the church makes you want to linger a little longer. 1️⃣3️⃣ Looking Up from Love Lane: Another Style of the Ruins of St. Paul's💑 Looking up at the Ruins of St. Paul's from Love Lane not only avoids the crowd but also adds a touch of romance. 1️⃣4️⃣ Daxing Street: Alternative View of Grand Lisboa📍 Locate 'San Chong Long Renovation Materials Center,' and you will find a great spot to shoot the Grand Lisboa from a unique angle, making it eye-catching.