D place resembles some kind of heritage, u can easily feel d 'age' of d temple. By just looking @ d no. of people going to d temple, u will realize how much d local ppl respect d goddess.

It was fun back in the 80's but after 20 years, it has lost its charm. A lot of attractions (eg. the waterpark) were closed when I visited. I think it is going downhill because it doesn't get enough visitors to keep it well maintained. If you haven't been to this park before...it is worth going to...I guess...for the sake of being able to say that you've been there.

The medium size temple is the most famous in Macau. The goddess A-Ma protected the fisherman. See how the locals continue to pay their respects including the good luck turtles (who I wish were in bigger cages). Next door is a great Portuguese restaurant called A Lorcha.