José d’Almeida Carvalho e Silva – doctor, scientist and revolutionary – left Macao under a cloud but left a glorious legacy in Singapore.
You can learn a lot about a destination through its architecture and back alleys. We travel back in time to discover the best of Macao’s east-meets-west architecture and communal courtyards with local architect Christine Choi.
Mércia Gonçalves, a tea connoisseur and member of the Chinese Teaism Association of Macao, shares five of her favourite Chinese teas that are perfect for springtime.
Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is one of the city’s most treasured green lungs: but how it came to be, and what became of the family that first built the park, is a tale stranger than fiction.
From rooftop terraces to deep in the woods, local painter Lai Sio Kit creates otherworldly escapes with just a few strokes of his paintbrush.
Herbal tea, incense sticks, elaborate wedding dresses… What do they have in common? These Intangible Heritage elements, and many more, can be found around the Ruins of St Paul’s neighbourhood.
From chillies to citrus remedies, tea and cannons, Portuguese explorers changed the world as we know it.
Macao architectural and design studio Impromptu Projects combines bamboo structures and musical performance in their latest work, “Chasing Sounds”, on display at the “Hi! Flora, Fauna” exhibition in Hong Kong.
