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Macau is a fanciful place that is a unique blend of so many cultures – then we have the Macau Tower
Macau Tower - The Best Tower In Macau
Macau is a fanciful place that is a unique blend of so many cultures. From Chinese, to Americans, to European touches, everything is rich with lights and ideas. Now, the Macau Tower is here as the pillar to represent the mixtures and grandeur of Macau culture.
It’s truly one of the greatest towers
you will ever find in Asia. It’s full of class and surprises. It offers the
best elevated panorama view of Macau. It also has varieties of adventurous
activities that make this tower unique: Sky Jump, Mast Climb, and Bungy Jump,
which is the World’s Highest Bungy Jump.
The lower area of the tower is wide open, which is very welcoming. It means it has a lot of room to include the Macau Tower for those cheesy travel photo sessions with family, friends and loved ones.
Once inside, the area is more than
welcoming. It’s entertaining. There are a lot of places for dining, shopping,
and all out entertainment. It’s like a mini-mall that offers so much more.
There’s an array of cafes, posh lounges, restaurants, and coffee shops, and
movie houses.
Then, the highlight. The views from different levels of the tower, all covered with cleaned glass walls are WOW. Every view is nice and unforgettable. The indoor and outdoor observation deck views are panoramic. May give you a little fright, but overall everything looks breathtaking. You’ll see how the different influences from countries come to a complete combination with the way the tower is designed and the way the views compliment the tower.
Even the whole natural environment compliments with this steeple. The clouds are often artistically meshed with the city lights. The boarder-to-boarder bridges and sky scrapers add depth to the view. The people, tourists and locals, mix and match via walks and talks around the area. You’ll see life and wonder in Macau happen. Everything just fits. Truly, a Macau marvel.
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