Welcome to Macau, the “Las Vegas of Asia,” a blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures known for its colorful entertainment, historic landmarks, and world-class casinos.

Macau is a Chinese Special Administrative Region (SAR) noted for its distinctive skyline, ancient architecture, and dynamic mix of Chinese and Portuguese influences. The Ruins of St. Paul’s, Senado Square, and the Cotai Strip are also popular tourist destinations.

• Weather Extremes: Summers in Macau may be hot and humid, while winters can be mild.
• Tourist Crowds: Popular places, particularly those near casinos, can get congested.

• The Venetian Macao: Marvel at the splendor of this mega-resort’s Venice-themed architecture.
• Macau Historic Center: Explore the UNESCO-listed historic district featuring colonial-era architecture.
• Macau Tower: Take in the panoramic views and attempt the Skywalk or bungee jump.

• Macau Pataca (MOP) is the local currency.
• Languages spoken include Cantonese, Portuguese, and English.
• Gaming Hub: This city is well-known for its world-class casinos and entertainment acts.

• Accommodation: Budget hotels to luxury resorts are available.
• Local street foods and Portuguese-influenced meals are available.
• Buses and taxis are effective modes of public transportation.

• The Cotai Strip is a sophisticated casino and entertainment zone.
• A-Ma Temple: This is Macau’s oldest temple, dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu.
• Discover the history of this exhilarating motor racing event at the Macau Grand Prix Museum.

Autumn (October to December): Warmer weather and lesser humidity. Spring (March-May): Another great time for outdoor activities.

• Buses: A well-connected network that covers the whole region.
• Taxis are readily accessible for easy travel inside Macau.

• Clothing that is comfortable in a variety of temperatures.
• Umbrella for unexpected rain showers.
• Walking shoes are recommended for touring historic locations.

Visa-Free Entry: Nationals from several countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the majority of EU nations, can visit Macau without a visa for short periods (typically up to 30-90 days). Some nations, such as those from India, Pakistan, and some African countries, are needed to secure a visa in advance.