I'm back from Macao, and I want to recommend it to everyone.

🎇Macao in May is like a pearl kissed by the sun, exuding a unique and charming allure 🌆. With perfect sunshine and a gentle breeze, it's the perfect time to set foot on this land and embark on a fantastic journey. Now, I'm offering you this super-detailed 3-day Macao travel guide to help you unlock the wonders of Macao ✨! - City Transportation: - Free Shuttle Buses: There are free shuttle buses between major hotels and popular attractions, which is very convenient and can save a lot of transportation costs. For example, after passing through the Gongbei Port, you can take a bus to the Grand Lisboa Hotel to start your Macao trip. - Macao Pass: You can buy it at convenience stores for MOP 130, including a balance of MOP 100. It can be used for buses, light rails, etc., and you can also enjoy certain discounts. - Buses: The fare is a uniform MOP 6, no matter how many stops you take. Cash, Macao Pass, Alipay, and WeChat are all accepted. You can download the "Bus Stop" app to check real-time bus information. - Light Rail: Currently, it mainly covers the Taipa area, and the stations connect the major hotels and attractions in Taipa. You can buy tickets at manual windows or self-service machines. Remember to keep your ticket, as you will need it when exiting the station. - Taxis: The starting price is MOP 19, and an additional MOP 5 is required for a call. If you have a large group and a lot of luggage, taking a taxi will be more convenient. - 3-Day Itinerary: - Day 1: Macao Peninsula - A Blend of History and Art - Morning: Go to the Ruins of St. Paul's. It is recommended to arrive before 8am, when there are fewer tourists, so you can take pictures to your heart's content. The nearby Travessa da Paixão is also a great place for photos, with colorful buildings full of romantic atmosphere. Then visit the Macao Museum to learn more about the historical changes in Macao (ticket MOP 15). - Noon: Find food near the Ruins of St. Paul's. Huang Zhi Ji Congee & Noodle is recommended. Their fresh shrimp wonton noodles are delicious and should not be missed. - Afternoon: Stroll through Senado Square, admire the Portuguese architecture, and feel the exotic atmosphere. Then visit St. Dominic's Church, a Baroque Catholic church with a history of more than 400 years, which is peaceful and beautiful inside. Then go to Dom Pedro V Theatre and Sir Robert Ho Tung Library to feel the artistic atmosphere. - Evening: Climb Guia Hill and overlook the dazzling night view of the Macao Peninsula at the Guia Lighthouse. After descending the mountain, you can go to Wong Kun Sio Kung to taste the special crab congee. - Day 2: Cotai - A Feast of Luxury and Entertainment - Morning: Come to the Venetian Macao and experience the gondola ride in the Grand Canal Shoppes, as if you are in the water city of Italy. You can also go to teamLab SuperNature Macao to experience the shock brought by the immersive art exhibition. - Noon: Go to Rua do Cunha to start a food tour. Lord Stow's Bakery's Portuguese egg tarts, Tai Lei Loi Kei's pork chop buns, and Koi Kei's Musang King durian ice cream are all satisfying. - Afternoon: Go to City of Dreams and enjoy the spectacular The House of Dancing Water performance (remember to book tickets in advance). Then go to Wynn Palace and take the free sightseeing cable car to enjoy the Performance Lake's musical fountain show. - Evening: Climb to the observation deck on the 7th floor of the Parisian Macao Eiffel Tower to enjoy the charming night view of Macao. You can also go to Studio City Macau to experience the Golden Reel Ferris wheel night view. - Day 3: In-depth Outlying Islands Tour - Natural Scenery and Cultural and Creative Experience - Morning: Go to Coloane Island and visit St. Francis Xavier Church, whose colorful architecture is very eye-catching. Take a walk along the seaside of Avenida de Cinco de Outubro to feel the leisurely and comfortable fishing village atmosphere. You can also go to Han Kee Coffee to experience traditional craftsmanship. - Noon: Have a picnic at Hac Sa Beach. You can buy Portuguese dishes from Fernando's Restaurant for takeaway and enjoy the sun and waves on the beach. - Afternoon: Explore the cultural and creative park, go to 10 Fantasia to see the exhibition, and explore the niche cafes in the St. Lazarus district. - Evening: Come to Fisherman's Wharf and take photos in the ancient Roman architectural complex to draw a successful conclusion to this trip. - Attractions for Taking Pictures: - Ruins of St. Paul's: You can take a full view of the front, and the slope on the right can capture a sense of layering. The angle of Travessa da Paixão can capture the Ruins of St. Paul's and the romantic atmosphere together. - The Venetian Macao: The artificial sky and arched bridge in the Grand Canal Shoppes are popular spots for taking photos. The upward-facing light and shadow effects in the corridor are excellent. - Parisian Macao Eiffel Tower: Take pictures on the lawn in front of the Eiffel Tower with the Eiffel Tower as the background for easy photo opportunities. - Coloane Seaside: The colorful houses and seaside wooden chairs are good places to take artistic photos, and the silhouette at sunset is even more stunning. - Rua do Cunha: Various characteristic signboards are natural backdrops, and the overhead composition is very life-like. - Travel Tips: - Advance Preparation: Prepare your Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents and valid endorsements, and declare customs online in advance. - Currency Exchange: Exchange MOP 500 - 1000 in cash in advance. Some old shops only accept cash, but most shopping malls and restaurants also support Alipay and WeChat Pay. - Internet: You can purchase a local data package on Alipay's "Overseas Internet Access" for convenient Internet access at any time. - Reservation: During holidays such as May Day, it is best to make reservations in advance for popular attractions such as the Ruins of St. Paul's and The House of Dancing Water performances to avoid delaying your itinerary. - Dress: There are many slopes and stone roads in Macao, so it is recommended to wear comfortable flat shoes for easy walking. - Plugs: Macao uses British standard plugs, so remember to prepare a charging adapter in advance. Macao, a charming city, has both historical heritage and modern vitality. Three days is enough for you to leave full of good memories. Pack your bags, set foot on this land, and explore your Macao story 🎉!