Welcome to Macau! 🎉 As a local, I am genuinely delighted to see RUclipsrs exploring our beautiful city. Please don’t miss the charm of the old town-there’s so much history and stunning architecture to discover! 🏛 You are one of my favorite couple travel RUclipsrs lately! ❤ If possible, I would recommend staying a few more nights to experience different hotels. The integrated resorts in Macau are very cost-effective, and you’ll find plenty of delicious street food! 🍜✨ Additionally, there is a lovely light festival during Christmas and New Year. I sincerely hope you enjoy your time here!
Thank you so much! Oh yes, the old town was incredible - we loved that part!! We got to explore 2 hotels which was amazing, but next time we will stay for longer!
Within Mainland China, you can find Central Asia or Middle East in Xinjiang (as it's nearer to Central Asia). You can find Thailand in certain parts of Yunnan that live the Dai minority (similar to Thai). In parts of Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang, you can find Russia (due to the Russians who once escaped to China a long time ago). In Shandong Qingdao, you can find Germany because it was leased to the Germans for 99 years. Then there are pockets of French, British and Portugese enclaves due to brief occupation of these places during the First World War. I've come to realise this after watching some vlogs.
40:06 Here the bus driver misunderstood and thought you were going to the Ruins of St Paul, thats why he let you out after two stops. That lady was trying her best to help but unfortunately, as with most of the locals, shes probably never heard of the portuguese name "Rua do Cunha" before. I am sure she would have got it if you guys had said "Cunha Street" instead, as Cunha sounds closer to the cantonese name of the Street (and she would have understood what "street" meant)
The buses have a flat fare of 6 MOP, or 3 MOP (?) with Macau pass. Yeah, you caught the bus in the wrong direction, and you were misunderstood (both happened to be two stops away). It would probably have helped if you have shown the phone map to the bus driver instead; even if he couldn't read Rua do Cunha, he could probably figure it out from the map that you want to go to Taipa.
You guys have really crushed your China trip/tour. The videos, stories, reactions, commentaries, interactions, prior research, and recommendations have been spectacular. I'm sure your experiences, the views, and the new subscribers have made the trip worthwhile. I believe you'll return to China soon to explore the interiors. Lovely couple, keep up the amazing work!☺
That's life is also about, not always on the move when you are travelling. With such a nice upgrade, what's better than to kick off your shoes, put on something comfy, clink those champagne glasses with good food in the coziness and warmth of the hotel suite, watching from inside the rain drizzling outside and just talk.
Thanks you guys so much lovely couple to heads Macau,🇲🇴China this week in great joy to visit many remarkable places on the streets in peace Asia December of 2024❤❤❤
What an amazing life journey you are both having, incredible. Remember first watching your channel when you were in quarantine in Thailand in seperate rooms😊 keep following your dreams 💕
Best I can tell, at 40:02, a voice speculated that you might've wanted to go to the Ruinas de Sao Paulo somehow (not knowing that you just came from there; and as you correctly surmised, the Chinese name sounding nothing like the Portuguese), and you happened to say "Yeah, bus number 33" right after, hence the lady and then the bus driver both came to the conclusion that that was where you were trying to get to, as a result. The bus driver even commented that it would be 2 stops away, I'm assuming that was why 2 stops later the bus driver insisted that was the stop (he thought) you wanted when you were "kicked off" the bus.
Ohhhh haha strange that they assumed that, we showed them the name of the stop we wanted in writing. They seemed surprised that it was named in Portuguese, which further confused the situation since all of them are in Portuguese hehe!
@@2Passports1Dream It seems clear that the lady doesn't know Portuguese. She spoke Cantonese but I'm not sure she's necessarily a local. (Perhaps from HK/Zhuhai/Shenzhen/Guangzhou?) The bus driver might've been able to read that but from what I can tell in the video the driver didn't get to see your phone? Anyway, I share your trepidation about riding on buses in foreign countries. Though I have always enjoyed it on occasions where I plucked up the courage AND did all the necessary research. Just realised the bus driver did wonder if you were going to Rua do Cunha at 39:49, perhaps due to the fact that in this case they sound similar enough in the two languages, but no one was in a position to confirm that for him and then they collectively and mistakenly came to the conclusion that it was the Ruinas you wanted. Anyway, I hope you don't feel bad about being "kicked off", it seems that the driver simply thought you wanted that stop that was the one 2 stops away from when you got on.
What's so strange?? You can't speak all languages can you? So don't assume everyone can understand what you're trying to say or do. Do all people in Sweden speak Swedish? Guess not,. So don't assume everyone in Macau knows Portuguese.@@2Passports1Dream
What a small world, two of your subscribers Jan my wife and I stayed at the Parisienne from the 21st of November to 23rd, you were in room 19078 we were in room 19076 Jan broke even at the casino😊 love following you guys. Our youngest son lives in Hong Kong so we had nearly a month there, we are geriatric back packers bless you safe travels ❤
Guys I mean wowza 🤩, speechless Guys. You’ve just put Macau on the map 😍😍😍 yes yes yes please. And how scary but beautiful about the Portuguese parts of the Macau. I thought your first hotel room was insane but that suite was just out of this world 😍. I bet this part must of been hard to film and edit due to the excitement you two must of been. That room service ambiance with those views were so stunning. Happy Christmas guys keep safe 😊👋🎅🎄
I agree with Adriana and and Dylan, taking buses in a foreign country is rather inconvenience when you do not speak the local language, the strange thing is why do most of the locals don't read Portuguese but the sign of this language is practically everywhere
I'm sure someone's already told you but a Dominican church means it was founded by the Dominican Order - in others words by friars following the strand of monasticism started by St Dominic in the 13th century. You have ruins of Dominican monasteries in Wales, too, including Bute Park in Cardiff! Anyway great video!! Macau looks like an absolute delight!
@@2Passports1Dream yep.... there's a bus company Trans Island Limo Bus does pick up at Shanghai St Mong kok and drop you off at many locations like Grand Lisboa, Venetian, Sands etc.... 2 buses per hour for HK$160..... the whole trip about 2 hours
If you're going to Macau, there are a number of useful apps with details of bus routes. Additionally, Google maps will also provide the bus routes. Great video, it's a fantastic place to visit.
Small tidbit of info: the Cotai area you're on used to be the waterway between Coloane island and Taipa island , now combined into a single island (thus Co-Tai) with the Cotai strip(mini vegas) being landfilled in. The waterways there used to be where Macau and next door Hengqing island farmed these small Macanese oysters and there was a small village of oyster restaurants across from Coloane in Hengqing but that land has since been given to Macau for an expansion to Macau University. I lived in Taipa for a bit before the landfilling started in 1999 and also right when The Venetian opened in Aug 2008 (my place was fairly close to the dog racing Canidrome and there used to be an excellent Portuguese grilled chicken place across the street). I used to love sitting by the ampitheatre at Casas-Museu watching the Venetian being built and herons flying close by through the lotus pond. and speaking of Rua do Cunha, there's a Pastelaria Fong Kei, their various cookies are the best on the street. they're not factory made, it's all done right there and you can see them coming out of the back room piping hot. i don't eat almonds but my friends all say the almond cookies are superb. i highly recommend the "cat ear" cookies, which are the thin ones with a spiral pattern, as well as their wife cakes, which IMHO are better than the ones from Hong Kong's Yuen Long district.
You hopped on the right bus 33 however it was in the other direction towards Macau. To travel on Macau buses, one needs to know the cantonese name of the bus stop. For Rua da Cunha, in Cantonese its called Kunya kai 😊
Yea, same as Ramen is Ramen, Pho is Pho, Sushi is Sushi, just because you didn’t know what it is called don’t try to justify it… nothing wrong with admitting you didn’t know 😊
An egg tart and a "pastel del nata" are slightly different, the pastry is harder with the tart and flakier with the pastel and the ingredients for the egg part are slightly different too. Love Serradura too! Maybe a trip to Lisbon to the home of pastel del nata at Belem? I think you guys would LOVE a trip around Spain and Portugal. You'd love the food and the amazing historical buildings in the major cities and the food is amazing! And you could do it in a mobile home again!
Oh yes soooo good! We actually have taken a few trips to Portugal together already, but never filmed them as one was before RUclips and the other was just for a wedding! Definitely on our list to go back - we DID have egg tarts from Belem, but our favourite is from Manteigaria!
I remember the bus 33 in Macau, if I remember correctly, the buses from all directions stop at that main bus station but on different islands, you guys could have taken the bus to the opposite direction by mistake.
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Welcome to Macau, 🇲🇴 China 🇨🇳 this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace December of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys in peace 2024❤❤❤
Ojoj vad Macao har förändrats sedan 90-talet, då var det enkelt, genuint och framförallt Portugisiskt. Nu verkar det ju mest vara en mix av Las Vegas & Dubai på steroider - en ”themepark” helt enkelt 😂 Vi får passa på att njuta av Taiwan nu kommande år innan de också går samma öde tillmötes… Ha de gött!
My son & his girlfriend have been holidaying in London and Paris from Western Australia and he proposed to her in front of the Eiffel Tower on Saturday. Seeing g it there reminded me of it looks like an amazing and interesting place ❤
I love HK.... I went to Macau also but only for the day.....wish i could have stayed the night......I had a terrible ride on the way back....very rough and lots of people sea sick
been enjoying your videos...hope you come back to the Philippines and explore its northern part (ie Baguio, Ilocos Norte and Sur, BATANES!!!) hehe Best time to go in Benguet and Mountain Province is in first quarter of the year. Hope you consider this next time you step on this archipelago :)
@40:05 - the woman helper on the bus and bus driver confirmed/said "tai pa" and then the bus driver said " 2 stops" - so he thought that is where you should get off - he did not kick you off the bus 😂 - he might if you ask for change back 😊
Hello. We also visited Macau last May 2024. Venetian mall in Macau and Manila’s Venice Grand Canal mall have the same man made canal with gondolas inside the malls. Macau was the first one to build. Manila’s version is bigger :). That city has so many modern and luxury towers that are so refreshing to see.
Macau offers the shortest bus route into and out of China to mainland Chinese and foreigners; just remember social gathering in casinos is fine, but gambling can be addictive and lead to significant financial problems.
I visited macao in 2016 and here is a little difference or change i've noticed in this episode. Date back to 2016 , i didn't see so many simplified Chinese characters hanged on advertising board ,most of them are traditional Chinese. so i guess macao government might do something about it.
I hated that ferry. It was a ferry from hell 😅 Macau used to be a Portuguese colony. I noticed a lot of Portuguese wording, but no one actually spoke Portuguese. Like I suspected, the Chinese writings weren't a real translation, but they had their own name for things.
As a Chinese, I never understand why Europeans travel to small Asian countries. In fact, if you stay in China long enough, you will see all the cultures of Southeast Asian countries, Japan, and South Korea. You will find similar cultures in China because the origins are basically in China. If you go to any province in China, you will find yourself on another planet. The food, the culture, everything is completely different. Keep exploring, travelers, you will encounter more surprises. You have only explored one thousandth of this country.
As an HK Chinese, I agree that China has a vast and diverse culture worth exploring, but your comment oversimplifies the uniqueness of other Asian cultures and "small Asian countries" as you called them. While similarities exist due to shared history, "similar" doesn’t mean "the same." Countries like Japan, Korea, and Vietnam have their own distinct languages, traditions, and histories that can’t be fully experienced just by traveling within China. For example, Vietnam has Chinese influences, but it’s also shaped by French, Indian, and indigenous cultures. Similarly, Japan’s Shinto shrines, tea ceremonies, and social customs are entirely unique. Even within China, minority groups like the Dai people in Yunnan may share some cultural similarities with Thailand, but their practices are distinct from the rich and complex Thai culture you can only experience in Thailand itself whether it’s visiting Bangkok’s temples, enjoying real Thai food, or learning about the country’s deep Buddhist traditions. Traveling to these countries allows people to experience their cultures in their true context, not just as a "similar" version.
@@2Passports1Dream 33 is correct, but the one you took was heading to the opposite direction. It would be better to ask some young people nearby but getting on a bus cuz bus drivers do not understand foreign languages.
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I follow your friends on RUclips. They are awesome. Karen
Wow, that reminds me of Vegas so much
Eiffel tower looks so sparkly
Welcome to Macau! 🎉 As a local, I am genuinely delighted to see RUclipsrs exploring our beautiful city. Please don’t miss the charm of the old town-there’s so much history and stunning architecture to discover! 🏛 You are one of my favorite couple travel RUclipsrs lately! ❤ If possible, I would recommend staying a few more nights to experience different hotels. The integrated resorts in Macau are very cost-effective, and you’ll find plenty of delicious street food! 🍜✨ Additionally, there is a lovely light festival during Christmas and New Year. I sincerely hope you enjoy your time here!
Thank you so much! Oh yes, the old town was incredible - we loved that part!! We got to explore 2 hotels which was amazing, but next time we will stay for longer!
Within Mainland China, you can find Central Asia or Middle East in Xinjiang (as it's nearer to Central Asia). You can find Thailand in certain parts of Yunnan that live the Dai minority (similar to Thai). In parts of Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang, you can find Russia (due to the Russians who once escaped to China a long time ago). In Shandong Qingdao, you can find Germany because it was leased to the Germans for 99 years. Then there are pockets of French, British and Portugese enclaves due to brief occupation of these places during the First World War. I've come to realise this after watching some vlogs.
That's so interesting!
All the Cotai hotels provide free shuttle service to the old town, between the hotels, to the ferry and airport. This is why the trains are so quiet.
Our hotel didn't make it clear to us, maybe they should let us know via email beforehand.
China has really protected the culture of Macao very well. China is such a great and diverse country!
40:06 Here the bus driver misunderstood and thought you were going to the Ruins of St Paul, thats why he let you out after two stops. That lady was trying her best to help but unfortunately, as with most of the locals, shes probably never heard of the portuguese name "Rua do Cunha" before. I am sure she would have got it if you guys had said "Cunha Street" instead, as Cunha sounds closer to the cantonese name of the Street (and she would have understood what "street" meant)
And getting lost is part of the fun of traveling to a foreign country. You will eventually find your destination.
The buses have a flat fare of 6 MOP, or 3 MOP (?) with Macau pass.
Yeah, you caught the bus in the wrong direction, and you were misunderstood (both happened to be two stops away). It would probably have helped if you have shown the phone map to the bus driver instead; even if he couldn't read Rua do Cunha, he could probably figure it out from the map that you want to go to Taipa.
You guys have really crushed your China trip/tour. The videos, stories, reactions, commentaries, interactions, prior research, and recommendations have been spectacular. I'm sure your experiences, the views, and the new subscribers have made the trip worthwhile. I believe you'll return to China soon to explore the interiors. Lovely couple, keep up the amazing work!☺
What an experience Macau is. Fabulous video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
About to watch your Macau adventure as I get through my takeaway 😊. Can’t wait 😎👍
Absolute pleasure running into you both, and where better than in front of Big Ben 😂 Excellent video as always! Thanks for the shoutout 🙏🏾🙏🏼❤️
Let's catch up soon!! You'll be at 1000 subscribers in no time 🙏🏼❤️
@@2Passports1Dream Definitely to both! 🤞🏾🤞🏼 P.S. The Big Ben in Macau was definitely cleaner than London’s
Great sharing. I love it as always. The hotel and room was very nice. Thanks. 👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for always watching and commenting 🙏🏼❤️
I’m at 8:22 and I’m already anxious to visit Macau. Thanks for sharing facts as you traverse this amazing city. 🌈💙
That's life is also about, not always on the move when you are travelling. With such a nice upgrade, what's better than to kick off your shoes, put on something comfy, clink those champagne glasses with good food in the coziness and warmth of the hotel suite, watching from inside the rain drizzling outside and just talk.
Yes! 100 times yes to this! We completely agree, it was just such an incredible moment!
I am Portuguese I travel to Macau sometimes just for relaxation times.
Sounds like an amazing destination just for a time out :)
Great job on Macau guys. I wanna revisit it once more!
多謝！
Thank you so much! That is so kind of you! ❤
the weather looks great macao is an intersting balance it's on my bucket list
Thanks you guys so much lovely couple to heads Macau,🇲🇴China this week in great joy to visit many remarkable places on the streets in peace Asia December of 2024❤❤❤
The hotel lobby is super stunning
Only been to a Macau once and loved it. Relieving so many memories through your travel. ❤
Ah amazing! Next time we go there we want to stay for longer cause it's sooo nice!
What an amazing life journey you are both having, incredible. Remember first watching your channel when you were in quarantine in Thailand in seperate rooms😊 keep following your dreams 💕
Oh wow!! That feels like a lifetime ago! Thank you for sticking around since then - we are so happy to be able to do this full time now :)
Cliffhanger alert!!.......But but but.....what was Dylans favourite part????? Aww, you cant leave us hanging like that ha ha
the egg tarts hehehe!
Best I can tell, at 40:02, a voice speculated that you might've wanted to go to the Ruinas de Sao Paulo somehow (not knowing that you just came from there; and as you correctly surmised, the Chinese name sounding nothing like the Portuguese), and you happened to say "Yeah, bus number 33" right after, hence the lady and then the bus driver both came to the conclusion that that was where you were trying to get to, as a result. The bus driver even commented that it would be 2 stops away, I'm assuming that was why 2 stops later the bus driver insisted that was the stop (he thought) you wanted when you were "kicked off" the bus.
Ohhhh haha strange that they assumed that, we showed them the name of the stop we wanted in writing. They seemed surprised that it was named in Portuguese, which further confused the situation since all of them are in Portuguese hehe!
@@2Passports1Dream It seems clear that the lady doesn't know Portuguese. She spoke Cantonese but I'm not sure she's necessarily a local. (Perhaps from HK/Zhuhai/Shenzhen/Guangzhou?) The bus driver might've been able to read that but from what I can tell in the video the driver didn't get to see your phone?
Anyway, I share your trepidation about riding on buses in foreign countries. Though I have always enjoyed it on occasions where I plucked up the courage AND did all the necessary research.
Just realised the bus driver did wonder if you were going to Rua do Cunha at 39:49, perhaps due to the fact that in this case they sound similar enough in the two languages, but no one was in a position to confirm that for him and then they collectively and mistakenly came to the conclusion that it was the Ruinas you wanted.
Anyway, I hope you don't feel bad about being "kicked off", it seems that the driver simply thought you wanted that stop that was the one 2 stops away from when you got on.
@ wow we understand! Great investigative work - we were really confused about it ahah! Makes sense now!
What's so strange?? You can't speak all languages can you? So don't assume everyone can understand what you're trying to say or do. Do all people in Sweden speak Swedish? Guess not,. So don't assume everyone in Macau knows Portuguese.@@2Passports1Dream
@@darrenowyong1660 Calm down dude, it's just a communication gap from all of them and I'm sure they are not mad at it now after the clarifications.✌
😀😀😀 Nice to see you both again.
Thank you! 😃
What a small world, two of your subscribers Jan my wife and I stayed at the Parisienne from the 21st of November to 23rd, you were in room 19078 we were in room 19076 Jan broke even at the casino😊 love following you guys. Our youngest son lives in Hong Kong so we had nearly a month there, we are geriatric back packers bless you safe travels ❤
Oh no way! Small world! That's so amazing, have an absolutely amazing continuation of your travels! ❤
Guys I mean wowza 🤩, speechless Guys. You’ve just put Macau on the map 😍😍😍 yes yes yes please. And how scary but beautiful about the Portuguese parts of the Macau. I thought your first hotel room was insane but that suite was just out of this world 😍. I bet this part must of been hard to film and edit due to the excitement you two must of been. That room service ambiance with those views were so stunning. Happy Christmas guys keep safe 😊👋🎅🎄
I agree with Adriana and and Dylan, taking buses in a foreign country is rather inconvenience when you do not speak the local language, the strange thing is why do most of the locals don't read Portuguese but the sign of this language is practically everywhere
Heheh we just got a bit unlucky with the confusion! Luckily the walk was quite lovely!
Love your videos! What an adventure
Thanks so much!
Hello! I've always loved your videos! I've got to ask... Adriana, where do you get your tops and pants? They're so flattering!!
Oh thank you!! Both my trousers and top in this video are from H&M! I find that their sizing is quite flattering!
I have been to Las Vegas and Macau multiple times - Macau is way better!
We've never been to Las Vegas but we think we would like it
@@2Passports1Dream macau revenue from gambling multiple times than the Vegas, before pandemic it 3-5x bigger than vegas
Great video love hearing how excited you both get ❤
hehehe! Thank you so much!
Welcome to Macau
Thank you!
❤ Merry Christmas guys!
I'm sure someone's already told you but a Dominican church means it was founded by the Dominican Order - in others words by friars following the strand of monasticism started by St Dominic in the 13th century. You have ruins of Dominican monasteries in Wales, too, including Bute Park in Cardiff! Anyway great video!! Macau looks like an absolute delight!
Ah yes, interesting! Than you for the info!!
if you taken the bus across the bridge and tunnel from HK will be even more spectacular.... and there's pickup point at Mongkok
Oh no way!
@@2Passports1Dream yep.... there's a bus company Trans Island Limo Bus does pick up at Shanghai St Mong kok and drop you off at many locations like Grand Lisboa, Venetian, Sands etc.... 2 buses per hour for HK$160..... the whole trip about 2 hours
If you're going to Macau, there are a number of useful apps with details of bus routes. Additionally, Google maps will also provide the bus routes. Great video, it's a fantastic place to visit.
Wow this hotel is beyond my expectations let alone yours ❤
Oh yes such an amazing hotel!
I am going next year!
Amazing!!
Small tidbit of info: the Cotai area you're on used to be the waterway between Coloane island and Taipa island , now combined into a single island (thus Co-Tai) with the Cotai strip(mini vegas) being landfilled in. The waterways there used to be where Macau and next door Hengqing island farmed these small Macanese oysters and there was a small village of oyster restaurants across from Coloane in Hengqing but that land has since been given to Macau for an expansion to Macau University.
I lived in Taipa for a bit before the landfilling started in 1999 and also right when The Venetian opened in Aug 2008 (my place was fairly close to the dog racing Canidrome and there used to be an excellent Portuguese grilled chicken place across the street). I used to love sitting by the ampitheatre at Casas-Museu watching the Venetian being built and herons flying close by through the lotus pond.
and speaking of Rua do Cunha, there's a Pastelaria Fong Kei, their various cookies are the best on the street. they're not factory made, it's all done right there and you can see them coming out of the back room piping hot. i don't eat almonds but my friends all say the almond cookies are superb. i highly recommend the "cat ear" cookies, which are the thin ones with a spiral pattern, as well as their wife cakes, which IMHO are better than the ones from Hong Kong's Yuen Long district.
also Dominican(the Order of Preachers) is an order within the Roman Catholic church. That's also what the Dominican Republic is named after.
Very nice 👍 travel daily both of you 😊
Did I tell you guys you were going to love Macau or what?! 🎰🔮✨💰 Adriana's reaction walking into the Parisian lobby was golden! 😂🗼
You were SO right! It's amazing! Hahah honestly everything was soooooo grand!
Lovely VDO!
You hopped on the right bus 33 however it was in the other direction towards Macau. To travel on Macau buses, one needs to know the cantonese name of the bus stop. For Rua da Cunha, in Cantonese its called Kunya kai 😊
The roof is just like the Belagiio hotel in Vegas
Oh cool!!
There are free buses from the ferry terminal to all the major hotels
Yeah, the ONE hour Ferry trip only took 30 minutes. The wonders of modern China. 😮😮😮😮
Hahaha super speed
They are called Pastel de Natta :)
Yes, in Portuguese! :)
Yea, same as Ramen is Ramen, Pho is Pho, Sushi is Sushi, just because you didn’t know what it is called don’t try to justify it… nothing wrong with admitting you didn’t know 😊
@ we’ve been to Portugal many times, we know exactly what they’re called 🥰
An egg tart and a "pastel del nata" are slightly different, the pastry is harder with the tart and flakier with the pastel and the ingredients for the egg part are slightly different too. Love Serradura too! Maybe a trip to Lisbon to the home of pastel del nata at Belem? I think you guys would LOVE a trip around Spain and Portugal. You'd love the food and the amazing historical buildings in the major cities and the food is amazing! And you could do it in a mobile home again!
Oh yes soooo good! We actually have taken a few trips to Portugal together already, but never filmed them as one was before RUclips and the other was just for a wedding! Definitely on our list to go back - we DID have egg tarts from Belem, but our favourite is from Manteigaria!
I remember the bus 33 in Macau, if I remember correctly, the buses from all directions stop at that main bus station but on different islands, you guys could have taken the bus to the opposite direction by mistake.
Perhaps you're right!
hello from Macao, wonderful trip
Thank you!
You are e both so amazing ❤ love your blogs so much. You both work so hard. Karen
Thank you so much! ❤❤❤
Welcome to the Las Vegas of Asia Macau, 🇲🇴 China 🇨🇳 this week to shows those amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace December of 2024❤❤❤Happy upcoming holiday seasons to you guys in Asia 2024-2025❤❤❤
Welcome to Macau, 🇲🇴 China 🇨🇳 this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace December of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys in peace 2024❤❤❤
Love your video!I like the love between you husband and wife.
Thank you so much!
‘It’s getting dark…. U know what that means… time to gamble?’ 😂🎉. U guys r so funny!🤩👍🤗
hahaha!
Beautiful room view
there is eiffel Eiffel Tower in china and british town in shanghai that you have missed
Wow the hotel looks so flash like the one I stayed in Vegas
Ojoj vad Macao har förändrats sedan 90-talet, då var det enkelt, genuint och framförallt Portugisiskt. Nu verkar det ju mest vara en mix av Las Vegas & Dubai på steroider - en ”themepark” helt enkelt 😂 Vi får passa på att njuta av Taiwan nu kommande år innan de också går samma öde tillmötes… Ha de gött!
Welcome to Macau
My son & his girlfriend have been holidaying in London and Paris from Western Australia and he proposed to her in front of the Eiffel Tower on Saturday. Seeing g it there reminded me of it looks like an amazing and interesting place ❤
Oh wow incredible! That sounds so wonderful
I love HK.... I went to Macau also but only for the day.....wish i could have stayed the night......I had a terrible ride on the way back....very rough and lots of people sea sick
Oh wow that sounds very intense - we flew out from Macau to our next destination so didn't have to take the ferry again!
been enjoying your videos...hope you come back to the Philippines and explore its northern part (ie Baguio, Ilocos Norte and Sur, BATANES!!!) hehe Best time to go in Benguet and Mountain Province is in first quarter of the year. Hope you consider this next time you step on this archipelago :)
It looks like you guys had so much fun 😂🤗💞
We really did!
@40:05 - the woman helper on the bus and bus driver confirmed/said "tai pa" and then the bus driver said " 2 stops" - so he thought that is where you should get off - he did not kick you off the bus 😂 - he might if you ask for change back 😊
Hahaha!
I see that Adriana is doing all the (luggage) work again, and he is managing the camera...
Hahah when it works it works!
喜欢你们的影片，运镜、调色、配乐都让人很舒服的感觉，来自中国大陆的爱!! stay awesome!!
Thank you!!
Welcome to Macau!
Thank you!
Are you guys going to Guangzhou?
Not this time! :)
I took the HS ferry from HK for the day as my wife was spending the day with a friend. I wore shorts so I couldn't lose my shirt!
Haha sounds brilliant!
I feel as though I'm reliving my life. Apparently, even the fish have bigger scales in China.
Hahah!
Rua de Cunha just means Cunha street... So I think you can probably skip the "Rua de" in the future... I think... But, great video guys... ❤
Hehe next time!
Hello. We also visited Macau last May 2024.
Venetian mall in Macau and Manila’s Venice Grand Canal mall have the same man made canal with gondolas inside the malls.
Macau was the first one to build. Manila’s version is bigger :).
That city has so many modern and luxury towers that are so refreshing to see.
Haha it really did remind us of the Venice grand canal mall in Manila! Even with the singers on the gondolas haha!
for me I wouldn't even step out of the room at W hotel....
Hahah we were lucky the weather was rubbish so there was no pressure to go anywhere, it was incredible!
this is the most romantic episode i've ever seen.😘
Thank you so much ❤❤
Very romantic!😊😊😊😊😊😊
So lovely!
Portuguese tarts are called “po-tat” in Cantonese.
Oh interesting!
Got scolded by a Macanese bus driver too 😂🙋🏻♂️🙌🏻 part of the experience haha!
hahah!!
Dominican means the dominican order, there are other Catholic orders such as the franciscan, benedictine, the jesuits, cistercians and carmelites
Oh interesting!! Thank you for clarifying that!
Macau offers the shortest bus route into and out of China to mainland Chinese and foreigners; just remember social gathering in casinos is fine, but gambling can be addictive and lead to significant financial problems.
The bus driver and the lady thought you guys were going to ruins of St. Paul.
Oh shame that's just where we came from!
12:30 similar to actual tube without the graffiti? Lol
ahahah yes, much cleaner also
Dominican refers to the Dominican Order of friars, founded by St Dominic.
One hour video?
Best wishes
Heheh yes it was 3 days! :)
Mantap
In the Catholic Church there are various orders, like Dominican and Franciscan etc.
It’s a lot like Ceasars Palace
We've never been there!
Macau's casino gross gaming revenue (GGR) was about 5 times more than that of Las Vegas in 2019. In 2023 it was about 2.5 times.
That's so crazy!
There are many free hotel casino buses which is why not many people use the LRT.
Hahah that makes sense!
First ❤
WOW!!
Macao hotels are definitely cheaper than HK, because they have casino in each hotel and they expect to make some money when you play casino.
Hahah makes sense!
Who is David Brekham please?
Hahahah did I say it wrong? lol! David Beckham, the English football player (married to Spice Girl Victoria - aka posh spice!)
I visited macao in 2016 and here is a little difference or change i've noticed in this episode.
Date back to 2016 , i didn't see so many simplified Chinese characters hanged on advertising board ,most of them are traditional Chinese. so i guess macao government might do something about it.
Oh interesting!
Name of hotel please
I hated that ferry. It was a ferry from hell 😅 Macau used to be a Portuguese colony. I noticed a lot of Portuguese wording, but no one actually spoke Portuguese. Like I suspected, the Chinese writings weren't a real translation, but they had their own name for things.
Oh interesting, we assumed it would be a translation!
As a Chinese, I never understand why Europeans travel to small Asian countries. In fact, if you stay in China long enough, you will see all the cultures of Southeast Asian countries, Japan, and South Korea. You will find similar cultures in China because the origins are basically in China. If you go to any province in China, you will find yourself on another planet. The food, the culture, everything is completely different. Keep exploring, travelers, you will encounter more surprises. You have only explored one thousandth of this country.
Absolutely
We don't agree necessarily, it's a different culture and different language and cuisine - very different from china! :)
As an HK Chinese, I agree that China has a vast and diverse culture worth exploring, but your comment oversimplifies the uniqueness of other Asian cultures and "small Asian countries" as you called them. While similarities exist due to shared history, "similar" doesn’t mean "the same." Countries like Japan, Korea, and Vietnam have their own distinct languages, traditions, and histories that can’t be fully experienced just by traveling within China.
For example, Vietnam has Chinese influences, but it’s also shaped by French, Indian, and indigenous cultures. Similarly, Japan’s Shinto shrines, tea ceremonies, and social customs are entirely unique. Even within China, minority groups like the Dai people in Yunnan may share some cultural similarities with Thailand, but their practices are distinct from the rich and complex Thai culture you can only experience in Thailand itself whether it’s visiting Bangkok’s temples, enjoying real Thai food, or learning about the country’s deep Buddhist traditions.
Traveling to these countries allows people to experience their cultures in their true context, not just as a "similar" version.
Most of the English never been to America ! American never been visit to Europe !
for fun, try making an episode without using the descriptive "so". good luck! :)
Hahahah sounds impossible
@@2Passports1Dream it's not so impossible. :)
dominican they wrote in chinese 道明会 its means Dominican Order or Ordo Dominicanorum
The bus u should take is 33 or 22 😦😦
We took 33!
@@2Passports1Dream 33 is correct, but the one you took was heading to the opposite direction. It would be better to ask some young people nearby but getting on a bus cuz bus drivers do not understand foreign languages.