Kun Lun Zhongshan
No.8 Nangqi North Road, East District Zhongshan, Guangdong, 528451, China
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Macau
... o onibus so aceita moedas. Hong Kong Dollars sao aceitos, menos as moedas e notas de 10 dollares. Nao me perguntem o porque, pois nem eles souberam me responder! Para trocar dinheiro, decidimos comprar pasteis de belem. Um anjo apareceu. A vendedora, sem falar um ai de ingles, sacou o que queriamos. Depois de 5 minutos em um dialogo portugues-ingles-cantones recheados de muitas risadas, trocas de moedas e contas, estavamos com nossas patacas (moeda ...
8th day of 8 month- very lucky day in China
... so that we can pay for our time away in Yunnan however Margret discovers that the Bank of China ATM's are closed for 2 days!!! She tackles a supervisor at the bank to see if we can withdraw inside and we are sent upstairs. After a lot of discussion we are asked to go to the tellers downstairs- things are looking good. An hour later, many phone calls and the possibility of a high fee the teller says the provider refused to release the ...
A city with more than just Casinos
... Cantonese which we like as Portuguese is just a little bit on the easier side to figure out than Cantonese! We walked back down to Lisboa where along the way John spotted his first Chinese Mini so of course a photo was taken. We took the free bus to the “City of Dreams” which took us across the Macau-Taipa bridge. From here we had a good view of the Friendship bridge before arriving at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. ...
Bus rides, Beaches and Biiig Towers
... and quiet. It's a perfect temperature to sit by the beach and listen to the waves crashing on the beach. It's all very romantic in fact, but I'm just here with Dave, and Daves a nice lad, but I can think of plenty other people I'd rather be here with, and I wish they were here. My mum and dad got back to England yesterday, but I wish they'd come here instead!
There are a few Europeans on the beach, I can only see 14 people on this mile of blackish, sandy ...
Casino Soyal
... one I head for, the first recommendation in the guide book San Va, where they filmed a scene of Indiana Jones, was unsurprisingly full. I moved on down the street trying my luck at other place for a walk in. Seeing me in a pool of sweat and under the strain of my pack the proprietors of the remaining hostels and the hotel each had a pop at ripping me ...



