Macau

Macau began as a Portuguese entrepot on the coast of China, about 65 km from Hong Kong. It is a very wealthy and highly-rated place to live. Macau is also known for high-stakes gambling. Like Hong Kong, Macau drives on the left side of the road.

This is a look at central Macau. Unlike Hong Kong, there is no gap between Macau and the mainland. If a label says the scene is in Guangdong, that is the neighboring province of mainland China.

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The front of the church in the following scenes of central Macau is of St. Paul's Church, which was once destroyed by fire but the front remained.

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This area is along the former border with mainland China. Macau is now fully a part of China. If the label says Guangdong, then it is on the mainland.

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Macau consists of two main islands. The southern island was actually two islands that was artificially joined together. The following scenes are around the southern part of the north island.

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This is around the casino district of Macau.

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On the southern island of Macau this is the area known as Taipa, near the airport. Remember that everything about Macau is a mixture of Chinese and Portuguese.

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Finally, this is the "City of Dreams" on the southern island of Macau.

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