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Hi Everyone!

I just came back from my first ever trip to Macau... It is really a great place to be visiting to... Something new and refreshing... because I did what I like to do....

Sight seeing....relaxing.... and not so much on shopping... And took relatively more pictures than usual! HA!

Well, Prudential gave us this Macau trip and we stayed at the world's largest casino hotel, The Venetian!! Woohoo!! Tell you, this hotel is magnificant.... will spend one full post on it for the room itself.... :)





This is an indoor themed foodcourt and the ceiling is painted somewhat like the scene in Greece/Paris.... Making you soaked into a landscape where there is always perfect weather...of no night but just day....







Can you imagine that this is all man-made??? See the ceiling... it is in fact 1am!






Sands is really a big company and they are coming to Singapore to set up their casino!...


My gambling buddies... Ha! Liwei, Shuren and me... The chips that we are holding are each HK100... = SGD20







Well well, Macau's weather is similar to that of Genting... Cooling. Surprising ya?








Went to the Ruins of St Paul and I tell you, it is such a great place to go to.... Macau used to be under Portuguese ruling and so, they have alot of building infrastructure similar to theirs!


Group picture of us in front of the Ruins


Ha.. This picture was taken by an Australian... on my way out from the toilet! :)


Ring....





Me @ the Ruins... How small am i??






And the platform is high... quite scary to look down actually!!








Ain't this a beautiful sight?? Everywhere you go, in fact, there is a casino nearby or waiting for you to enter... and all are FREE entry! Ha...








Nice right??? You should come to Macau...





Well, after a long walk, we passed by a "Fat-auntie" shop and its very homely... ate simple snacks there....




Me against the fan...




Back at Venetian... the statues are gold.....







Went pass the tall Macau Tower... Actually we wanted to have a look. But it was closed. The actual reason: Unknown...







Large tree....





We went to the Fisherman's Wharf (no fish at all)! The infrastructure looked similar to that of Rome's.






And the ceiling is magnificient!!!








Well, these performers walked down the streets along Fisherman's Wharf...








Opposite the wharf, is Sands Casino... you can see that it is really really big.... but smaller than The Venetian (1million square metres). I won HK80 in Sands... Ha....






After I took this picture, I then realised that there is POLLUTION!!! Look at the bottom right corner... my my!!...




There are 3 bridges connecting Taipa (where Macau Airport, The Venetian) is to Macau...






Ha.. This waterfall reminds me of my computer game, The Rollercoaster...






Some personal shots....








Really love the water display....





Me and my collegue.... Wendy...

Come to Macau with your friends!!

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