1. Mazu Pavilion This is one of the most famous places of interest in Macau. Founded in 1488, it has a history of more than 500 years. Formerly known as Mazu Tempel, it is located in the southwest of Australia, surrounded by mountains and seas, with towering trees and beautiful scenery. The main buildings of Mazu Pavilion are Mahayana Hall, Guanyin Hall and Hong Ren Hall. Mazu, a Taoist immortal, is mainly worshipped, and the local people also call it Tianhou Niangniang. Legend has it that it can predict bad luck and help people who go out to sea to save the day, so this temple was built for sacrifice and is now one of the most famous tourist attractions in the area. 2. The historic district of Macao used to be called the historic building of Macao. As the name implies, this place is dominated by historical buildings and there are several famous churches. It is a China 3 1 World Heritage Site and was unanimously adopted by 2 1 Member States. Many movies were shot here, and it used to be the old city of Macao, so it brought together a lot of delicious food and local cultural customs. 3. The Big Sanba Archway should be regarded as the landmark building of Macao. Many people take photos and videos in this place. This landmark building has appeared in many film and television dramas and is one of the eight scenic spots in Macao. It became a United Nations World Cultural Heritage in 2005. Nearby attractions include Love Lane, Sao Paulo Bus and the famous Ina Temple, which are a combination of European Renaissance and oriental architectural styles. They are also landmark buildings that blend eastern and western cultures. You can't see its fine carving art without going to the local area carefully.