Local Knowledge

It’s easy to think that selling your apartment is a simple task. After all, the heavy lifting was done when you bought it, right? Well, for both seasoned real estate investors and owners selling for the first time, consider the following handy tips to help make the whole sale process as smooth as possible. Decide on timing…

Looking to get your read on, but finding it difficult to buy books in Macau? Here’s our ultimate list of where to buy them!

Unlike their Caribbean counterparts, the pirates of the South China Sea were not as flamboyant. Dating back to the Chinese Ming dynasty, the Portuguese helped China in eliminating their coastal pirate problems.

Macau is a small but immensely interesting place with plenty of things to see and do. With the many modes of transport available, getting around Macau has never been simpler. Whether you want to explore the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Peninsula or spend the day at a beach in Coloane, we’ve got you covered.

The Zero Waste movement aims to reduce the amount of trash we make to zero. It sounds impossible but with effort, you can drastically reduce the amount of trash that pollutes the environment.

The area is now still a traditional looking road where people could get a sense of how it was back in the old days of Macau during the fishing and the rope-building era especially in the front of the Lin Kai Temple.

Now a towering landmark of glass, BNU’s history is illustrated by discoveries, obstacles and even kings! Not just a bank, BNU marked the beginning of an era in Macau’s economy. Yes, this is the bank that brought you the money you now carry in your pocket.

Not a fan of this capitalist holiday? Here’s a read you are sure to love if you are looking for what to do on Valentine’s Day sans flowers and expensive dinners!

Chinese New Year traditions are mostly rooted in spending time with your family but these traditions can differ between the north and south of China.

The Lunar New Year, also known as Spring Festival, will be celebrated across Asian countries such as China, Taiwan, Macau, Hong Kong, Vietnam and more. Chinese New Year is the quintessential Chinese celebration that’s steeped in tradition focused on family values.