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En route vers la ville des casinos...Macao
... est maintenant déchirée entre son passé colonial et son devenir de nouvelle capitale du jeu.
La dernière visite de la journée fut un Temple taoïste. Nous y avons observé différents autels où l'on faisait brûler de l'encens, en bâtons, en spirales, le tout entouré de plantes et de fleurs odorantes.
Nous nous sommes dirigés vers notre hôtel pour l'installation pour la nuit avant de repartir en couple ou en petits groupes explorer ...
I found the traveling Gnome!
... we were joined by a couple of ladies. We got a lot of smiles and waves from the locals!
Just like Hong Kong, Macau is on an island and therefore real estate is at a premium. Most people live in tall apartment buildings. Some of them have very small balconies which for the most part, are completely surrounded by some sort of metal work making them seem as small cages. Even those on the top ...
China or not China?
... determine a l'avance... une fois les cartes melangees et placees dans le sabot, les des sont jetes! Les chinois ont beau souffler, plier, tordre les cartes pour leur envoyer je-ne-sais quelle onde, rien ne pourra changer la donne! Ils sont prets a depenser un fric fou pour ce jeu...
Un peu plus tard dans la soiree, direction le volet "prostitution" de Macau. Des filles de toutes la chine defilent dans les sous-sols des casinos, attendant ...
Move Over, Vegas
... be one of a kind, though tickets are sold out for at least 2 months in advance at this point.
Macau is unique and charming in its own way, as it provides a stark contrast to cosmopolitan and high-energy Hong Kong life. The pace is more relaxed and the atmosphere casual. For dinner we visited the famed restaurant Fernando’s, a beachside Portuguese establishment that has been around for over 25 years with the same chef and the ...
Former portugese colony becomes mac-vegas
... and quite possibly indistinguishable from Shenzen more than an hour to the south. Also the trip was different route wise than the bus trip I took 10 years ago, as now you spend the last 30 minutes along the South Chiona sea and can appreciate the pretty develpoment on the China side.
Once in Macau, I commenced on a search for a long awaited bottle of european wine. I bought a wine Navarra, by a producer I recognized, thinking it was Portugese, but low and behold it ...