When you go to Macau, you must go to _ Tsai Island. Passengers who fly to Macau can see the scenery on the island as long as they get off the plane. Many years after Macao's return to China, the customs, folk customs and even buildings on the island still retain the characteristics of that year. You can feel the life and changes of Macao in those years through these buildings. The scenery, food and people on the island are also quite good! Walking slowly can gain a better mood! _ tsai Island

_ tsai (the fourth sound of dang) is an outlying island of Macao, with an area of only 6 square kilometers. It is one of the three parts that make up Macao. It is located in the south of Macao Peninsula, north of Coloane Island and in the center of Macao.

The island is shaded by trees, with lush flowers and trees, and has a beautiful environment. It is connected with Macao Peninsula by three sea-crossing bridges (Macao Bridge, New Bridge and West Bridge). The University of Macau, Macau University of Science and Technology, Rua do Cunha, Racecourse and Lu _ Cotai Avenue are all on this island, and Tsai has his own ferry terminal.

_ tsai is the new urban area of Macao, where there are many high-end hotels and casinos, such as Galaxy, Venetian, Jinsha and other casinos and super-luxury hotels. _ Tsai has its own ferry terminal, and Macau International Airport is located in the east of _ Tsai. _ characteristics of tsai island

_ there are many restaurants in tsai district, and the puppet Portuguese restaurant, which is famous in Hong Kong and Macao, is also located here. At night, when the lights are on, the open-air stalls specializing in barbecue and stele wine will be lively, and the masses will enjoy themselves in the fragrance of wine and meat. If you don't want to eat meat, you can try authentic vegetarian dishes in Po Tai Un Monastery, which specializes in vegetarian dishes. In the garden, you can also watch a bronze Buddha with a height of 5.4 meters and a weight of about 6 tons. This is an imitation of the Tang Dynasty, and it is the largest Buddha statue in Macao at present.

Address: No.33, No.22, M1, M3, etc., all the buses that end at the roundabout go to

Tips:

If you have time, you can visit the University of Macau in Macau. The Portuguese egg tart in the library of the University of Macau is the second most famous in Macau. If you don't have time to go to the roundabout and eat the most delicious Andrew egg tart, then at least go to the cafe on the basement of the University of Macau Library,

try Andrew Branch ~