Mythological Tour in Macau: The temple and the exhibition hall of Macau, this island full of East and West cultures, its deep cultural heritage and rich historical relics attract tourists from all over the world. The temple in Macau's old town and the exhibition hall next to it are such a place that gives people a deep understanding of traditional Chinese myths and local beliefs. Which temple: The core of the faith, which temple is not as grand as some other religious buildings in Macau, but it is full of humanistic atmosphere and mystery. The temple is located in an old street in Macau, surrounded by a typical old building of Macau, the St. Paul, with strong local characteristics. The temple itself is small, but typical of the architectural style, retaining many traditional elements such as moths, fine wood carvings and murals. The temple is mainly dedicated to the three princes, who are brave and just in Chinese folk faith, and are seen as a shrine to expel evil and protect peace. Which hall: The cultural display is close to the which hall of the which temple, is a small and compact exhibition space, specially used to introduce the story of which hall and its related cultural significance. The interior design of the pavilion is simple and simple, telling the legends of Nassau, including his birth, growth and the weapons pavilion that became a shrine, not only introduced the story of Nasau, but also exhibited various artworks, paintings and cultural relics related to Nasau. To give visitors a more comprehensive view of the shrine's beliefs and cultural influences across China, visit the temple and pavilion to feel a transition from tradition to modernity. In which temple, you can see the interpretation and worship of the believers' input, and feel the strong religious atmosphere and the power of local faith. The story of which pavilion is presented in a more comprehensible and interactive language, making the cultural heritage more vivid and interesting. The visit of which pavilion and which pavilion is a great opportunity to learn more about Macau and Chinese traditional culture. This is not only an exploration of an ancient myth, but also an intuitive experience of the multicultural integration of the city of Macau. Whether it is a history lover interested in history or a tourist interested in traditional Chinese mythology, this is a must-see attraction. Through this tour, you can not only learn the stories of this mythical figure, but also experience how these stories continue to play an impact in today's Macau life.

(TemplodeNaTcha,juntoàsRuínasdeS.Paulo) refers to the temple of which is located on the right side of the St. Paul's archway in Macau, which is one of the two existing temples in Macau, China. The temple of which is often regarded as a symbol of Macau's Chinese and Western culture and coexistence, and became part of the historical city of Macau in 2005.

Adjacent to the St. Paul's archway, the temple on the back is often overlooked by tourists. The temple was built during the Qing Dynasty and is dedicated to the three sons of the king of Tota Li. The temple is small in size and mainly consists of a hall and a main hall, which is rare in traditional Chinese temples. The overall decoration is simple, flat and restrained, and it is a light and chic folk temple. The Naxi Temple in Macau's historical city also represents a folk belief and has a local color.

Nezha temple has long time history and it is believed that building of this temple protects Macau from infectious disease. The temple is small but plays very important role in the local culture.

Which temple, in many cities in China, have you heard of Guanyin Temple, Mazu Temple, Guangong Temple, have you heard of which temple? The mythical figure who often appeared in the four famous books "Journey to the West" and film and television works in Macau actually built a temple in Macau. Macau people called him Marshal Golden Ring, the King of Fire Wheel. It is said that in the world, there are only two temples in Macau, and they are all in Macau.