Top Culture Spots in South Central China

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The Venetian rating icon 9

The Venetian Macau Casino, 望德聖母灣大馬路 Estrada da Baía de Nossa Senhora da Esperança, 聖母灣 Baía de Nossa Senhora da Esperança, Cotai Landfill Zone, Macau, 999078, China copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 17 of 263
Popularity in Category: 240 of 2520
Popularity Worldwide: 146 of 28980
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Tian Tan Buddha rating icon 8.7

Ngong Ping Rd, Lantau Island, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 26 of 263
Popularity in Category: 34 of 284
Popularity Worldwide: 3585 of 28980
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Ruins of St. Paul rating icon 8.4

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Popularity in Country: 29 of 263
Popularity in Category: 376 of 2520
Popularity Worldwide: 4379 of 28980
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Nathan December 14, 2024

Watch out for the weather; it can change fast! I went on a sunny day but got caught in a downpour later on. Bring an umbrella just in case!

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Ronald November 17, 2024

I suggest exploring the side streets around the Ruins. You’ll find cheap street food and hidden cafes where you can relax after all the sightseeing.

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Dorothy November 3, 2024

If you want a unique view, climb to the top of one of the nearby hotels or walking bridges. Trust me, the skyline views of Macau are stunning!

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Justin October 24, 2024

Bring water and snacks with you. There are some shops nearby, but they can be pricey. My advice is to stock up first!

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Po Lin Monastery rating icon 7.8

Ngong Ping, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 35 of 263
Popularity in Category: 61 of 284
Popularity Worldwide: 6249 of 28980
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Barbara January 15, 2025

Grab a vegetarian meal at the monastery's restaurant; it's super affordable and delicious! Don't miss their famous buns - I still dream about them!

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Anthony December 5, 2024

I think early mornings around 9 AM are the best! The crowds are way less intense and the air is cooler for that hill walk up to the Giant Buddha.

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James November 16, 2024

My advice is to wear comfy shoes; there's a lot of walking, and the paths can get slippery. I regretted my flip-flops - not ideal at all!

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Mark November 2, 2024

If you plan on staying for the sunset, take your time exploring before 4 PM. The golden hour view from the top is just magical! I wish I had planned better.

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Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Art rating icon 7.4

10 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 44 of 263
Popularity in Category: 493 of 1942
Popularity Worldwide: 7190 of 28980
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Susan January 15, 2025

My advice is to bring a light snack or drink. There are some cool cafes, but they can get busy and pricey if you're hungry. I wish I had something on hand!

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Nathan December 16, 2024

I think you should take the time to walk around the outdoor spaces too. The architecture is stunning and gives you a break from the indoor exhibits, plus it’s perfect for some nice photos!

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David November 8, 2024

i recommend visiting on a weekday if you can – it gets pretty crowded on weekends, and i found it way easier to enjoy the exhibits and take photos when there were fewer people around

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Senado Square rating icon 7.4

Senado Square, 中區 Centro, Sé, Macau, Municipality of Macau, Macau, 519000, China copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 46 of 263
Popularity in Category: 655 of 2520
Popularity Worldwide: 7182 of 28980
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Hong Kong Museum of History rating icon 7.1

100 Chatham Rd S, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 50 of 263
Popularity in Category: 549 of 1942
Popularity Worldwide: 8055 of 28980
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Samuel December 11, 2024

I recommend downloading the museum app for extra info. It helped me navigate the exhibits more easily, and I think it really enriched my understanding. Just make sure to charge your phone beforehand!

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Michael December 2, 2024

I think the best time to go is around 3 PM. The morning crowds had thinned out, making it easier to get up close to the exhibits and take photos without tons of people in the way.

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Hong Kong Cultural Centre rating icon 6.9

Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 55 of 263
Popularity in Category: 602 of 1942
Popularity Worldwide: 8975 of 28980
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Hong Kong Heritage Museum rating icon 6

1 Man Lam Rd, Sha Tin, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 70 of 263
Popularity in Category: 776 of 1942
Popularity Worldwide: 11492 of 28980
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Charles December 23, 2024

Don't miss the permanent exhibition on CantoneseOpera – it's super immersive! Grab a free audio guide, it really adds to the experience. I totally forgot mine, and I think I missed some cool details.

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Paul December 7, 2024

I recommend visiting on weekdays, especially Tuesday or Wednesday, to avoid the weekend crowds. Trust me, it makes a huge difference!

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Susan November 14, 2024

Grab lunch at the museum's café. It’s reasonably priced and serves some delicious local dishes. I got the set menu, and it was a great choice!

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Tyler November 7, 2024

My advice is to take your time in the galleries. I was rushing because I thought I’d miss something outside, but there’s so much to see inside that’s worth your time!

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Central Mid-Levels Escalators rating icon 5.4

Jubilee St, Central, Hong Kong copy icon
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Popularity in Country: 76 of 263
Popularity in Category: 1154 of 2520
Popularity Worldwide: 13247 of 28980
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William November 24, 2024

I suggest starting your escalator journey around 10 AM. It’s less crowded, and you can enjoy the views and stop at places without feeling rushed.

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