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Let’s go back to Macau: Part 4

10 Jun

MACAU IS DETERMINED TO PRESERVE its traditional heritage and culture. I’m showing you here the Lou Kau Mansion, one of Macau’s world heritage sites. One of these big mansion was owned by the rich and power at the time. The house caught my attention because it was owned by someone with the same last name as me! It is open to the public with no admission fee.

Interior

A sign in the house that said studying/ reading is best to empower oneself as a governor.Obviously someone in the family worked for the government.

A traditional Chinese chair with calligraphy writing in the background.

Stained glass windows on the second floor.

Outside of the mansion are shops and food vendors. A popular bubble tea place is COMEBUY originated from Taiwan. I especially like its honey aloe drink.

A line at COMEBUY.

This is the oldest and first official post office in all of Asia.

A typical street sign in both Chinese and Portuguese.

A window from an old building.

An old school tin mailbox.

This guy is all over the place in China and we called him “Kwan Gong”. He is a legendary general/ warrior from the old periods. It is believed that he keeps people safe from accidents and evil spirits.

A typical scene in the seafood section of the food market.

Seafood imported from Portugal.

Hope you enjoy this one, and feel free to leave comments!


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Posted by on June 10, 2011 in Travel

 

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