[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Taipa Pequena Lookout (Updated Apr)

Are you tired of those popular photo spots? Check out these hidden photo spots in Macau 📷 1️⃣ Rua da Tercena 2️⃣ Rua Nova a Guia 3️⃣ Ponte de Amizade 4️⃣ Xiaotan Mountain Observation Deck 5️⃣ Fisherman's Wharf facing Ponte de Amizade 6️⃣ Rua da Tercena 7️⃣ Rua Nova a Guia 8️⃣ Side of Ruins of St. Paul's to Mount Fortress

#MacauItinerary Want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city on the weekend? Come to Macau! This two-day and one-night guide will take you to visit niche attractions such as Tap Seac Square, Coloane City and the Little Rock Observation Deck, and experience the unique charm of Macau! Itinerary 📆 DAY1: Macau Peninsula → Tap Seac Square → Bishop Hill Church → Xiaotanshan Observation Deck Morning: After passing through Gongbei Port, take the fortune car to Grand Lisboa, then walk to Senate Square to admire the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau Building, St. Dominic's Church and other attractions. Afterwards, head to the Ruins of St. Paul's to experience the charm of Macau's iconic building and taste delicious food at the nearby Souvenir Street. Afternoon: Start from the Ruins of St. Paul’s and walk to Tap Seac Square, where you will find Portuguese gravel roads and various activities. After visiting Tap Seac Square, take bus 6B, 9, 16, 28B, etc. to Bishop Hill Church. Evening: Go to the Observation Deck at Mount Taichung from Mount Taichung Church to enjoy the city and sea views of Macau, wait for the sunset, and take photos of the beautiful night view. DAY2: Coloane City Morning: Take the bus to Coloane city. Upon arrival, go to the main store of Lord St. Andrew’s Bakery to taste Portuguese tarts. Then stroll along Cinco de Octobe Road to admire the colorful houses and St. Francis Xavier Church. Take photos at the same corner as “Love Lane”. Afternoon: Visit Tam Kung Temple to experience the local religious culture, then walk to the end of October 5th Street and turn left into Boatman Street to admire Macau’s traditional old shipyards, the Sam Seng Temple and the Border Gate Wharf, and find a seaside cafe to relax.

In the early morning, I climbed up to the Xiaotan Mountain Observation Deck. The gentle mountain breeze, carrying the scent of morning dew, greeted me. The winding path, flanked by swaying trees, seemed to whisper the secrets of nature. As I gradually ascended to the peak, the view suddenly opened up, as if the entire Macau was laid out before my eyes. The observation deck, with its simple design, blended seamlessly into the mountain, becoming a part of nature. In the distance, the city skyline and the sea horizon created a picturesque contrast, while nearby, the lush greenery and sparkling light spots added to the charm. On the mountaintop, only the sound of the wind and the chirping of birds could be heard, as if all the hustle and bustle had been left behind. Sunlight streamed through the clouds, painting the entire landscape into a soft, harmonious picture. The harbor's ships shuttled back and forth, and the buildings stood in varying heights, making the pulse of life even more vivid in this tranquility. I stood there for a long time, letting my thoughts drift with the wind, finding a moment of peace and fulfillment between the mountains and the sea. The Xiaotan Mountain Observation Deck is not only a perfect spot to overlook Macau but also a serene corner to reflect and converse with nature.

Family! There are surprises everywhere in Macau. Don't miss this photo spot at Siu Tan Shan Observation Deck😎 📍The location is on Ocean Garden Main Road, Kamo Parish, Macau Special Administrative Region, get off at the Sulian Circle Bus Station, super convenient. And no need to wash tickets, free to play, really super high value for money👏 🎢This is a niche location to shoot the Grand Lisboa, with few people and beautiful scenery. With a telephoto lens, you can easily capture a super shocking "sea roller coaster" perspective. The Ka Lok Pi Bridge connects the Macau Peninsula and Taipa. The screen is really spectacular! 📸 Best time to shoot is 8 - 9 am, this time the light is very soft, the resulting photos are super beautiful, 12 noon to shoot is no problem. Here are a few recommended slots: 1. After taking the elevator up, use telephoto side shot, "roller coaster" perspective easily get! 2. From the slope of the upper observation deck, you can get a spectacular panoramic view of the Kalepi Bridge. 3. Models stand in the right position and can take pictures with Macau Tower and Grand Lisboa. 4. When the weather is good, the Friendship Bridge and West Bay Bridge are very popular. Every time I bring my friends to Macau, I always bring them here to take pictures. It's super video! For those who come to Macau, you must come to the Xiaotanshan Observation Deck and leave your own Macau blockbuster! #Macau itinerary

Feel the breeze of ocean in between Macau and Zhuhai ,amazingly beautiful sunset. Perfect for taking pictures .#travelgoals #macau