Travel Guides

Coverage : 5 main lines + 2 branch lines, 117 stations Hours : 06:00-24:00 daily Fare : NT$20-65 (~$0.65-2.10 USD) by distance Pros : English announcements, free Wi-Fi at stations Buses Network :

Night Markets : Raohe/Shilin offer meals under $3 (oyster omelets, stinky tofu) Convenience Stores : 7-Eleven bento boxes cost $2-5 with quality options Michelin Bib Gourmand : Try $5 beef noodles

Carry cash (RMB/USD) for small vendors, though major hotels/restaurants accept cards. Exchange at airport counters for better rates (typically 4.8+ TWD per RMB). SIM Cards & Connectivity Buy a

Description : Tender beef slices in rich broth with chewy noodles Best at : Lao Bing Niu Rou Mian (老兵牛肉面摊) Oyster Omelette (蚵仔煎) Description : Savory egg pancake with oysters and sweet potato starch

Luxury Benchmark : European palace-style decor with Hermès amenities and smart room controls Dining : Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant “Ya Ge” and Italian “Bencotto”

Iconic Skyline : 509m former world’s tallest building (2004-2010) with 89F observatory (37-second elevator ride) Shopping/Dining : Luxury malls and trendy restaurants in Xinyi District Best

Free Casino Shuttles (“Fortune Buses”) Connect major resorts (Venetian→Galaxy→Lisboa) every 15 mins Best for: Hotel guests, budget travelers Light Rail Transit (LRT) 3 lines: Taipa (12

Stay in Zhuhai : Cross the border daily via Hengqin Port (saves ~70% vs. Macau hotels) Book Early : Hotels like Sheraton cost 600MOP/weekday vs. 1,500MOP/walk-in Budget Picks : East Asia Hotel

Keep Your Immigration Slip Safe The small paper received upon entry is required for hotel check-ins and police reporting if lost. Smoking Regulations Strictly prohibited in indoor public spaces (MOP

Here are Macau’s 10 most iconic foods with a comparative analysis: Portuguese Egg Tart Origin : British-Portuguese fusion by Andrew Stow (1989) Key Feature : Caramelized crust with custard