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When in Macau and looking out for a means to sample its night life visitors should look no further than Docas. This area also called the docks is situated close to Macau’s cultural centre.

This water front area is very popular with tourists as it is a place where visitors get to experience the local culture and cuisine all in one place. Docas is teeming with restaurants, clubs and bars. But to experience the best of the best visitors should step into the bars and restaurants near the Avenida Sun Yat Sen.

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Of the three most famous temples, the Kun Iam temple comes in at number one. Its history goes back to the 1600s and borrows unique architectural tweaks from the Ming dynasty. It’s also famous because it is the place where the first Sino American treaty was signed in 1844.

So what do tourists have to see? The temple comprises of three main shrines which are placed behind each other. The Buddha of longevity hall, a hall of Sakyamuni and the Kun Iam Hall all have many smaller shrines which surround these main halls. Non Buddhists make the trek to this temple to take in the beautiful art work on the walls of these temples. Typical to its Ming Dynasty origins these halls feature detailed and intricate work making them more beautiful to look at.

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From the luxurious ambiance of its opulent palaces to the rustic beauty of its desert, Rajasthan is all wrapped up in breathtaking beauty. Every city of this Rajput land has its own stories of bravery and romance to tell. The very mention of this land of Raja-Maharajas paints a royal, romantic and bold image in the mind. The sight of colorful turbans and glittering ghagras(skirts) is something you can never forget.

A great hit with tourists across the globe, Rajasthan occupies a cherished place on the map of India. Soaked in royalty, this fascinating destination of India is highly praised for its rich cultural heritage, glorious history and numerous tourist attractions. Palaces, havelis, forts, gardens, lakes, desert, mountains and wildlife…Rajasthan has everything.

Jaisalmer city of this famous Indian tourist destination give you a taste of a colorful desert, Jaipur takes pride in its architectural marvels and precious and semi-precious stones, Udaipur leaves you spell bound with stunning palaces, Pushkar invites you to the world famous cattle fair, Jodhpur wins heart with its forts and handicrafts, Ajmer houses one of the most famous pilgrimage, and the list seems to be endless.

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The Camoes Garden and Grotto is the oldest and largest among Macau’s public gardens. Spanning an area of 20,000 square meters, the park is a haven of lush tranquility. Meandering pathways take the visitor through the sights of hills, majestic trees, and grass brightened by an abundance of colorful flowers.

The garden was originally a section of the residence of the Chairman of the British East India Company. In 1886, following the death of the succeeding owner, a Portuguese merchant, it was gifted to the state in memory of the renowned Portuguese poet Luis de Camoes. The poet lived for two years in Macau and is said to have spent much time in the park composing poetry. The grotto was built in 1835 by the Portuguese trader encircling a bust of Luis de Camoes. The government later constructed the bronze bust seen today. The grotto also contains inscriptions of the poet’s most widely read poems. On June 10th annually, the Portuguese in Macau gather at the grotto to commemorate the poet.

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Luxury travel Vietnam appeal to be one of the most unique MICE company provide customer best luxury MICE activities in South East Asia beside its main business activities – luxury inbound/outbound operator, luxury adventures, custom tours, romance, wellness and spa, MICE, family travel and private travel arrangements for VIP stars, celebrities, Royal and Government clientele, private jet and yacht cruises.

Vietnam is a very unique place for MICE which combined a wonderful culture, innovative people, unique MICE facility and beautiful scenery. Figures released by the Vietnam’s General Statistics Office (GSO) showed that among 1.85 million foreign tourists traveling to Vietnam in the first six months of 2008, as many as 278,000 visitors traveled in combination with attending seminars or conferences. That is an increase of 26.3 percent over the same period last year.

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