Macao, known as the “Las Vegas” in Asia, is located in the Pearl River Delta on the southeastern coast of China, adjacent to Guangdong Province, 60 kilometers from Hong Kong and 145 kilometers from Guangzhou. Although small, with an area of 32.9 square kilometers, Macao is steeped in history and has its irreplaceable urban charm.

Macao consists of the Macao Peninsula and the two islands of Taipa and Coloane, with a total population of 683,200, making it one of the regions with the highest population density in the world.

A former Portuguese colony for over 400 years, Macao has been a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China and an international free port since 20, December 1999. For hundreds of years, Eastern and Western cultures have collided and blended here, making Macao a unique city with a wealth of historical and cultural relics. On July 15, 2005, the Historic Centre of Macao officially became a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On the Macao peninsula, the cultural attractions such as the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the Fortress, the St. Dominic’s Church, etc., tell the beauty of past Macao; The Narrow gravel roads, intertwined banyan trees, mottled walls within reach, Baroque carved decorations, and so on, all to hide the old stories of Macao.

There are luxury hotels on Taipa Island, and the famous Venetian Macao Hotel is also here. The brightly lit casino and the splendid shopping malls are all explaining another modern Macao to tourists.