I captured a picturesque moment in Macau

Macau, a magical city. On cloudy days, it is bathed in the sediment of history; on sunny days, it lights up the joy in one's heart. In this charming city, there are so many places that intoxicate, especially under the azure sky, it looks even more beautiful. Here, I want to introduce two must-visit attractions located on the Macau Peninsula and Taipa, which are two dazzling pearls integrated into Macau's culture. Rua do Cunha, what comes to your mind first? Souvenirs, crowds, or beef offal and egg tarts? For me, Rua do Cunha means colorful buildings and vibrant scenery. Even though Rua do Cunha is only a few steps long, its shops and alleys contain a rich variety of elements, each frame as moving as a painting. Tips for visiting Rua do Cunha: Given the short length of Rua do Cunha and the numerous shops, famous beef offal, Lord Stow's Bakery, and various coffee shops attract long queues, so it's essential to pick the right time to visit. I recommend setting off early in the morning, before ten o'clock, when there are relatively fewer people, and many businesses have not yet opened. This moment is the perfect time for exploring and taking photos. Once the shops open, quickly queue up to taste the food, capture beautiful moments, and then leave. This way, you can avoid the crowds and enjoy both the food and the scenery. Otherwise, Rua do Cunha crowded with people may not be a good choice. Fisherman's Wharf, let's talk again about this beautiful spot located on the eastern part of the Macau Peninsula. Perhaps because of its uniqueness, some people might miss the chance to visit. Undoubtedly, popular attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul's are more well-known. However, if you have spare time, why not take a detour to Fisherman's Wharf and appreciate its unique charm, as if stepping back in time into ancient Roman-style European architecture. Suggestions for visiting Fisherman's Wharf: The area of Fisherman's Wharf is not vast, I chose to go there in the early morning when there were few people, capturing many serene scenes. It is most suitable for friends who love photography to visit, even just walking around once won't take up too much time. If, like me, you live nearby and have plenty of time, I highly recommend spending some time to enjoy the beauty here.