This is like one of the many chinese shrine/temple and this one is a goddess of the sea where all fisherman worship. This is the place where the name " Macau" originated. Way back many century, the first batch of Portugeuse came to the island and met the local who were worshipped the goddess in the temple. They, then, asked... More

next to the maritime museum which was closed at 5pm but looked interesting... More

Like: The Temple Dislike: Is not peaceful at all, too many tourists! More

This Chinese temple is very popular among tourist & the locals. This is also the place where Macau got it name from. Try to go early to avoid the tourist crowds and take some time to explore the temple. More

Spent about 20 minutes walking around here last month. Kind of over-run with Mainland Chinese visitors, but it was still pretty neat to see. If it's crowded when you're there, wait for them to leave and it'll be better. Nice views from many places. More

I loved all the ornate statues inside the temple. If you speak Cantonese or find somebody to translate, you can get your fortune told. Behold the giant incense coils. More

like the area near seaside n have a great view from top of the temple More

not just for tourists, this temple was bustling with visitors paying respects, colour, smell and sights of a tradition/religion still strong. More

I love the spiral incense. There were loads of it hanging above around the nature rocks and inside the temple. More