Daily Stroll | Leisure Time in Macau Peninsula🎈

#澳门景点 At 1:30 pm, we departed from Hengqin Port and took the light rail from Lianhua to Maque. You can buy tickets at the ticket counter for only 10mop for 7 stations. You can also pay online, but cash is only accepted in Macau patacas. I hadn't taken the light rail for a long time, so subconsciously I waited like I was waiting for the subway, thinking I could get on the train no matter which gate I waited at. Fortunately, the staff called me, and I reacted and quickly ran over to get on the train. Get out of A-Ma Station and stroll along A-Ma Street. The buildings on both sides of the street are brightly colored, with yellow, green, and red, and all kinds of colors are bustling. The green building in front of A-Ma Temple looks like a European-style villa that came out of a fantasy. The shadows of leaves sway on the wall, and it feels extremely quiet. I just walked along the road, sometimes uphill, sometimes downhill, and happened to come across "Salted Fish Street". What a cute name! Along the way, you can see incense offerings to the God of Land (or the God of Wealth?) placed in the corners at any time. Occasionally, you can see decorations with small windmills on the windows of the houses, and there is probably a statue of a god in the middle. It feels like the god is very down-to-earth and full of love for the world. After walking for an hour, I was too lazy to walk any further, so I opened the door of the nearby cafe "239 Cafe". I asked the owner what recommendations she had, and she said rose latte, or the newly added matcha, and the rose jam was homemade. I chose rose latte, and when it was served, I saw a layer of rose petals sprinkled on the surface, which matched the cup and saucer perfectly and also matched my clothes. When you get close, you can smell the faint rose fragrance, the dense milk foam, the mellow coffee aroma, and the tiny petals rolling around in your mouth. When I’m in a good mood, I think it’s super delicious! I also ordered the garlic basil Parma ham baguette recommended by the owner's sister, who said it is rarely made in Macau. It tastes like plant spices and the garlic flavor is not strong, so it will not leave any bad smell in the mouth. The salty ham was sliced ​​thinly, and the baguette had a crispy crust and a chewy center. I can’t really say whether I like it or not, after all, I’m not very knowledgeable about Western food. We started our return journey at 4:30 pm and took the light rail to Cotai East. As soon as you exit the station, you’ll see Wynn’s red cable cars, lined up and slowly skimming across the water, running tirelessly. I walked to the other side. It was much more prosperous than the peninsula, it was like a fairy tale world. I'm going to The Londoner, before seven o'clock, forget all my worries, go to the venue to listen to music, and enjoy this wonderful time