Places & Areas in Cantonese: 118 Travel Phrases with Audio

尖沙咀
zim1 saa1 zeoi2
Tsim Sha Tsui
Usage
Southern tip of Kowloon, HK's top tourist district with shopping and harbour views
Grammar Note
Literally "sharp sand peninsula". Home to the Avenue of Stars, the Waterfront Promenade, and luxury shopping malls.
旺角
wong6 gok3
Mong Kok
Usage
Bustling Kowloon commercial district known for Temple Street Night Market and Ladies Market
Grammar Note
"旺角" means "prosperous corner". Once recognised as one of the world's most densely populated areas.
銅鑼灣
tung4 lo4 waan1
Causeway Bay
Usage
Popular HK Island shopping area with Times Square mall and Japanese department stores
Grammar Note
"銅鑼灣" means "bronze gong bay". A high-energy retail district with international and Japanese brands.
中環
zung1 waan4
Central
Usage
HK's financial and commercial hub with government buildings, luxury restaurants, and Lan Kwai Fong
Grammar Note
"中環" means "central ring/area". HK's business core, housing the IFC towers, the Peak Tram lower terminus, and Lan Kwai Fong.
維多利亞港
wai4 do1 lei6 aa3 gong2
Victoria Harbour
Usage
The iconic harbour between HK Island and Kowloon, famous for the Star Ferry and night skyline
Grammar Note
"維多利亞" is the phonetic transliteration of "Victoria". "港 (gong2)" means harbour — also the origin of "香港" (Hong Kong).
山頂
saan1 deng2
Victoria Peak (The Peak)
Usage
HK's top tourist attraction with panoramic views, accessible by the historic Peak Tram
Grammar Note
"山頂" literally means "mountain top" and specifically refers to Victoria Peak. The Peak Tram has run since 1888.
赤柱
cek3 cyu5
Stanley
Usage
Popular southern HK Island destination known for Stanley Market and its scenic beach
Grammar Note
"赤柱" means "red pillar". Stanley Market is a popular destination for handicrafts and bargain shopping.
大嶼山
daai6 jyu6 saan1
Lantau Island
Usage
HK's largest island, home to the Big Buddha, Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong Disneyland, and the airport
Grammar Note
"大嶼山" means "big outlying island mountain". Accessible from Tung Chung MTR by bus or the Ngong Ping 360 cable car.
澳門
ou3 mun4
Macau
Usage
Former Portuguese territory about 1 hour by ferry from HK, famous for casinos and UNESCO heritage
Grammar Note
"澳門" means "inlet gate". The name "Macau" derives from the Cantonese pronunciation of "媽閣" (A-Ma Temple).
廣州
gwong2 zau1
Guangzhou (Canton)
Usage
The heartland of Cantonese culture, about 50 minutes from HK by high-speed rail; capital of Guangdong Province
Grammar Note
"廣州" (Guangzhou) is the origin of Cantonese culture. The English name "Cantonese" and "Canton" derive from "廣東 (Guangdong)".
香港島
hoeng1 gong2 dou2
Hong Kong Island
Usage
The island south of Victoria Harbour holding Central's financial district, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, and The Peak
九龍
gau2 lung4
Kowloon
Usage
The peninsula north of Victoria Harbour, covering Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Sham Shui Po
新界
san1 gaai3
New Territories
Usage
The region north of Kowloon covering most of HK's land area, mixing new towns like Sha Tin and Tsuen Wan with countryside
九龍城
gau2 lung4 sing4
Kowloon City
Usage
Old Kowloon neighbourhood known as HK's "Little Thailand" for its Thai restaurants; next to the former Kai Tak Airport site
半山區
bun3 saan1 keoi1
Mid-Levels
Usage
Upmarket residential slopes above Central, linked to the business district by the Central–Mid-Levels Escalator
跑馬地
paau2 maa5 dei6
Happy Valley
Usage
District south of Causeway Bay built around the racecourse; Wednesday night races are a popular visitor outing. Tram terminus
淺水灣
cin2 seoi2 waan1
Repulse Bay
Usage
Sandy beach and affluent residential area on HK Island's south shore, about 30 minutes by bus from Central en route to Stanley
石澳
sek6 ou3
Shek O
Usage
Seaside village at HK Island's southeastern tip with a beach and headland walk, reached by bus from Shau Kei Wan
長洲
coeng4 zau1
Cheung Chau
Usage
Car-free fishing island 35-60 minutes by ferry from Central Pier 5, with seafood restaurants and beaches
南丫島
naam4 aa1 dou2
Lamma Island
Usage
Island about 30 minutes by ferry from Central Pier 4, known for the Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan hiking trail and seafood
大澳
daai6 ou3
Tai O
Usage
Fishing village on western Lantau known for its stilt houses, about 50 minutes by bus from Tung Chung
鯉魚門
lei5 jyu4 mun4
Lei Yue Mun
Usage
Seafood village on the strait at Kowloon's eastern edge, about 15 minutes' walk from Yau Tong MTR
堅尼地城站
gin1 nei4 dei6 sing4 zaam6
Kennedy Town Station
Usage
Western terminus of the Island Line at HK Island's northwest shore, known for its cafes and waterfront promenade
上環站
soeng6 waan4 zaam6
Sheung Wan Station
Usage
Island Line stop just west of Central, connected to the Macau ferry terminal and the dried-seafood and herbal medicine trading streets
金鐘站
gam1 zung1 zaam6
Admiralty Station
Usage
HK's biggest interchange, joining the Island, Tsuen Wan, South Island, and East Rail lines; next to Hong Kong Park and the government offices
灣仔站
waan1 zai2 zaam6
Wan Chai Station
Usage
Island Line stop within walking distance of the Convention Centre and Golden Bauhinia Square, in an old district of markets and tea cafes
天后站
tin1 hau6 zaam6
Tin Hau Station
Usage
Island Line stop east of Causeway Bay facing Victoria Park; named after the Tin Hau temple nearby
北角站
bak1 gok3 zaam6
North Point Station
Usage
Interchange of the Island and Tseung Kwan O lines, known for Chun Yeung Street market where trams run between the stalls
鰂魚涌站
zak1 jyu4 cung1 zaam6
Quarry Bay Station
Usage
Interchange of the Island and Tseung Kwan O lines in eastern HK Island's office district
太古站
taai3 gu2 zaam6
Tai Koo Station
Usage
Island Line stop in a residential area, directly connected to the Cityplaza shopping mall
柴灣站
caai4 waan1 zaam6
Chai Wan Station
Usage
Eastern terminus of the Island Line in HK Island's easternmost residential and industrial area, with buses toward Shek O
佐敦站
zo3 deon1 zaam6
Jordan Station
Usage
Tsuen Wan Line stop just north of Tsim Sha Tsui, at the southern end of Temple Street Night Market with budget hotels and eateries
油麻地站
jau4 maa4 dei6 zaam6
Yau Ma Tei Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong lines, near the heart of Temple Street Night Market and the Jade Market
太子站
taai3 zi2 zaam6
Prince Edward Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong lines just north of Mong Kok, near the Flower Market and the Bird Garden
深水埗站
sam1 seoi2 bou2 zaam6
Sham Shui Po Station
Usage
Tsuen Wan Line stop in a working-class district of electronics, fabric, and wholesale markets with cheap local eateries
荔枝角站
lai6 zi1 gok3 zaam6
Lai Chi Kok Station
Usage
Tsuen Wan Line stop in a western Kowloon industrial area where old factory blocks now house outlets and cafes
美孚站
mei5 fu1 zaam6
Mei Foo Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tsuen Wan and Tuen Ma lines at a large western Kowloon housing estate, a key transfer toward the New Territories
葵芳站
kwai4 fong1 zaam6
Kwai Fong Station
Usage
Tsuen Wan Line stop in a southern New Territories residential and shopping area, next to the Kwai Chung container terminals
荃灣站
cyun4 waan1 zaam6
Tsuen Wan Station
Usage
Northern terminus of the Tsuen Wan Line in a New Territories new town; note it is a different station from Tsuen Wan West on the Tuen Ma Line
石硤尾站
sek6 haap6 mei5 zaam6
Shek Kip Mei Station
Usage
Kwun Tong Line stop where HK's public housing began; the old estate now houses the JCCAC arts centre and Mei Ho House
九龍塘站
gau2 lung4 tong4 zaam6
Kowloon Tong Station
Usage
Interchange of the Kwun Tong and East Rail lines, the main gateway toward the New Territories and the border, with Festival Walk mall attached
黃大仙站
wong4 daai6 sin1 zaam6
Wong Tai Sin Station
Usage
Kwun Tong Line stop about 3 minutes' walk from Wong Tai Sin Temple, famous for fortune telling
鑽石山站
zyun3 sek6 saan1 zaam6
Diamond Hill Station
Usage
Interchange of the Kwun Tong and Tuen Ma lines, 5 minutes' walk from Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden
九龍灣站
gau2 lung4 waan1 zaam6
Kowloon Bay Station
Usage
Kwun Tong Line stop in eastern Kowloon's office and exhibition area, with large malls and furniture stores
觀塘站
gun1 tong4 zaam6
Kwun Tong Station
Usage
Kwun Tong Line stop in eastern Kowloon, a former industrial zone now redeveloping into offices; the line is named after it
藍田站
laam4 tin4 zaam6
Lam Tin Station
Usage
Interchange of the Kwun Tong and Tseung Kwan O lines on eastern Kowloon's hillside, at the Kowloon end of the Eastern Harbour Crossing
油塘站
jau4 tong4 zaam6
Yau Tong Station
Usage
Interchange of the Kwun Tong and Tseung Kwan O lines, about 15 minutes' walk from the Lei Yue Mun seafood village
調景嶺站
tiu4 ging2 leng5 zaam6
Tiu Keng Leng Station
Usage
Eastern terminus of the Kwun Tong Line and interchange with the Tseung Kwan O Line, the gateway to Tseung Kwan O new town
將軍澳站
zoeng1 gwan1 ou3 zaam6
Tseung Kwan O Station
Usage
Tseung Kwan O Line stop at the centre of an eastern New Territories new town, with a waterfront promenade and mall
香港站
hoeng1 gong2 zaam6
Hong Kong Station
Usage
Terminus of the Tung Chung Line and Airport Express, linked underground to Central Station and the IFC mall; offers in-town airport check-in
九龍站
gau2 lung4 zaam6
Kowloon Station
Usage
Tung Chung Line and Airport Express stop beneath the ICC tower and Elements mall, within walking distance of the high-speed rail terminus
南昌站
naam4 coeng1 zaam6
Nam Cheong Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tung Chung and Tuen Ma lines, the key transfer between the airport corridor and the western New Territories
青衣站
cing1 ji1 zaam6
Tsing Yi Station
Usage
Tung Chung Line and Airport Express stop on an island midway between the city and the airport; the only intermediate Airport Express stop
欣澳站
jan1 ou3 zaam6
Sunny Bay Station
Usage
Tung Chung Line stop where you change to the Disneyland Resort Line, with a cross-platform transfer
東涌站
dung1 cung1 zaam6
Tung Chung Station
Usage
Terminus of the Tung Chung Line in a northern Lantau new town, next to the Ngong Ping 360 cable car station and outlet malls
機場站
gei1 coeng4 zaam6
Airport Station
Usage
Airport Express stop connected to Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1, about 24 minutes to Hong Kong Station
博覽館站
bok3 laam5 gun2 zaam6
AsiaWorld-Expo Station
Usage
Terminus of the Airport Express, serving the AsiaWorld-Expo convention and concert venue beside the airport
屯門站
tyun4 mun4 zaam6
Tuen Mun Station
Usage
Western terminus of the Tuen Ma Line in a northwestern New Territories new town, with the Light Rail and a bus terminus
元朗站
jyun4 long5 zaam6
Yuen Long Station
Usage
Tuen Ma Line stop in the northwestern New Territories, a food-known town with Light Rail links to walled villages and the wetlands
荃灣西站
cyun4 waan1 sai1 zaam6
Tsuen Wan West Station
Usage
Tuen Ma Line stop on the Tsuen Wan waterfront; it is a separate station from Tsuen Wan on the Tsuen Wan Line, over 10 minutes' walk away
柯士甸站
o1 si6 din6 zaam6
Austin Station
Usage
Tuen Ma Line stop linked by walkway to the Hong Kong West Kowloon high-speed rail terminus, just west of Jordan
尖東站
zim1 dung1 zaam6
East Tsim Sha Tsui Station
Usage
Tuen Ma Line stop connected to Tsim Sha Tsui Station by a long underground walkway; the closest stop to the Avenue of Stars and the promenade
紅磡站
hung4 ham3 zaam6
Hung Hom Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tuen Ma and East Rail lines, near the Kowloon entrance of the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and the Hong Kong Coliseum
啟德站
kai2 dak1 zaam6
Kai Tak Station
Usage
Tuen Ma Line stop in the redevelopment on the site of the old Kai Tak Airport (closed 1998), near the Kai Tak Sports Park
大圍站
daai6 wai4 zaam6
Tai Wai Station
Usage
Interchange of the Tuen Ma and East Rail lines at the southern entrance to Sha Tin, branching toward Che Kung Temple and Ma On Shan
會展站
wui6 zin2 zaam6
Exhibition Centre Station
Usage
East Rail Line stop directly beneath the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, on the Wan Chai waterfront near Golden Bauhinia Square
旺角東站
wong6 gok3 dung1 zaam6
Mong Kok East Station
Usage
East Rail Line stop east of Mong Kok; a separate station from Mong Kok on the Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong lines, about 10 minutes' walk at street level
沙田站
saa1 tin4 zaam6
Sha Tin Station
Usage
East Rail Line stop in one of the largest New Territories new towns, attached to New Town Plaza mall and near the Hong Kong Heritage Museum
大學站
daai6 hok6 zaam6
University Station
Usage
East Rail Line stop for the Chinese University of Hong Kong; the nearby Ma Liu Shui pier serves boats to outlying islands
大埔墟站
daai6 bou3 heoi1 zaam6
Tai Po Market Station
Usage
East Rail Line stop at the centre of Tai Po in the northeastern New Territories, with a wet market and the Railway Museum in the old station building
上水站
soeng6 seoi2 zaam6
Sheung Shui Station
Usage
Last major East Rail Line stop before the mainland boundary, where the branches to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau split
羅湖站
lo4 wu4 zaam6
Lo Wu Station
Usage
One of two East Rail Line termini and a border crossing into Shenzhen; a passport is required to pass through
落馬洲站
lok6 maa5 zau1 zaam6
Lok Ma Chau Station
Usage
The other East Rail Line terminus, a border crossing linking to Futian in Shenzhen; a passport is required
海洋公園站
hoi2 joeng4 gung1 jyun2 zaam6
Ocean Park Station
Usage
South Island Line stop connected directly to the main entrance of Ocean Park, about 6 minutes from Admiralty
黃竹坑站
wong4 zuk1 haang1 zaam6
Wong Chuk Hang Station
Usage
South Island Line stop in southern HK Island's former industrial zone, now full of galleries and cafes in converted warehouses
海怡半島站
hoi2 ji4 bun3 dou2 zaam6
South Horizons Station
Usage
Terminus of the South Island Line on Ap Lei Chau island, within walking distance of Aberdeen across the channel
迪士尼站
dik6 si6 nei4 zaam6
Disneyland Resort Station
Usage
Terminus of the Disneyland Resort Line at the park entrance; change at Sunny Bay
香港國際機場
hoeng1 gong2 gwok3 zai3 gei1 coeng4
Hong Kong International Airport
Usage
Airport at Chek Lap Kok on northern Lantau; about 24 minutes to Hong Kong Station on the Airport Express
香港西九龍站
hoeng1 gong2 sai1 gau2 lung4 zaam6
Hong Kong West Kowloon Station
Usage
Hong Kong terminus of the mainland high-speed rail, about 50 minutes to Guangzhou South; linked by walkway to Austin and Kowloon MTR stations
紅磡海底隧道
hung4 ham3 hoi2 dai2 seoi6 dou6
Cross-Harbour Tunnel
Usage
The oldest of the three harbour tunnels, linking Causeway Bay on HK Island with Hung Hom in Kowloon; locally called 紅隧 and the most congested
東區海底隧道
dung1 keoi1 hoi2 dai2 seoi6 dou6
Eastern Harbour Crossing
Usage
Harbour tunnel linking Quarry Bay on eastern HK Island with Lam Tin in eastern Kowloon; locally called 東隧
西區海底隧道
sai1 keoi1 hoi2 dai2 seoi6 dou6
Western Harbour Crossing
Usage
Harbour tunnel linking Sai Ying Pun on western HK Island with Tai Kok Tsui in western Kowloon; locally called 西隧 and used for airport runs
獅子山隧道
si1 zi2 saan1 seoi6 dou6
Lion Rock Tunnel
Usage
Tunnel through the hills between Kowloon Tong and Sha Tin, a main road route between Kowloon and the New Territories
尖沙咀天星碼頭
zim1 saa1 zeoi2 tin1 sing1 maa5 tau4
Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier
Usage
Star Ferry pier on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront with crossings to Central and Wan Chai, taking about 8 minutes
中環天星碼頭
zung1 waan4 tin1 sing1 maa5 tau4
Central Star Ferry Pier
Usage
Star Ferry pier at Central Pier 7 for crossings to Tsim Sha Tsui; the adjacent piers serve the outlying islands
港澳客輪碼頭
gong2 ou3 haak3 leon4 maa5 tau4
Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal
Usage
Macau ferry terminal in the Shun Tak Centre at Sheung Wan, connected to Sheung Wan MTR; a passport is required
中國客運碼頭
zung1 gwok3 haak3 wan6 maa5 tau4
China Ferry Terminal
Usage
Ferry terminal in China Hong Kong City at Tsim Sha Tsui, with fast ferries to Macau and cities in Guangdong
山頂纜車
saan1 deng2 laam6 ce1
Peak Tram
Usage
Funicular climbing from Garden Road in Central to Victoria Peak in about 7 minutes; running since 1888
昂坪360
ngong4 ping4 saam1 luk6 ling4
Ngong Ping 360
Usage
Cable car running about 25 minutes from Tung Chung MTR to Ngong Ping, the access route to the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery
青馬大橋
cing1 maa5 daai6 kiu4
Tsing Ma Bridge
Usage
Suspension bridge linking Tsing Yi with Lantau via Ma Wan, carrying all road and rail traffic to the airport
港珠澳大橋
gong2 zyu1 ou3 daai6 kiu4
Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge
Usage
Sea bridge and tunnel linking HK, Zhuhai, and Macau; from the HK side you board a shuttle bus at the port near the airport with a passport
香港電車
hoeng1 gong2 din6 ce1
Hong Kong Tramways
Usage
Double-decker tram running east-west along HK Island's north shore from Kennedy Town to Shau Kei Wan; nicknamed "ding ding"
黃大仙祠
wong4 daai6 sin1 ci4
Wong Tai Sin Temple
Usage
Taoist temple in central Kowloon famous for fortune sticks and wish-making, 3 minutes' walk from Wong Tai Sin MTR
文武廟
man4 mou5 miu2
Man Mo Temple
Usage
Temple on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan founded in 1847, hung with coiled incense; dedicated to the gods of literature and war
志蓮淨苑
zi3 lin4 zing6 jyun2
Chi Lin Nunnery
Usage
Tang-dynasty-style wooden Buddhist nunnery at Diamond Hill, rebuilt in 1998 without a single nail
南蓮園池
naam4 lin4 jyun4 ci4
Nan Lian Garden
Usage
Tang-style garden next to Chi Lin Nunnery, free to enter, laid out with ponds, pines, and rockeries
天壇大佛
tin1 taan4 daai6 fat6
Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha)
Usage
34-metre bronze seated Buddha at Ngong Ping on Lantau, reached by 268 steps; access from Tung Chung by cable car or bus
寶蓮禪寺
bou2 lin4 sim4 zi6
Po Lin Monastery
Usage
Buddhist monastery on Lantau facing the Big Buddha, with a vegetarian dining hall
香港迪士尼樂園
hoeng1 gong2 dik6 si6 nei4 lok6 jyun4
Hong Kong Disneyland
Usage
Theme park on northern Lantau connected to Disneyland Resort MTR station; change at Sunny Bay
香港海洋公園
hoeng1 gong2 hoi2 joeng4 gung1 jyun2
Ocean Park Hong Kong
Usage
Combined aquarium and amusement park in southern HK Island, with a cable car up to the headland section
蘭桂坊
laan4 gwai3 fong1
Lan Kwai Fong
Usage
Nightlife area of bars and restaurants on the slopes of Central, 5 minutes' walk from Central MTR exit D2
廟街
miu2 gaai1
Temple Street
Usage
Night market street running from Yau Ma Tei to Jordan, lined with stalls, fortune tellers, and seafood eateries from evening to late night
女人街
neoi5 jan2 gaai1
Ladies' Market
Usage
Street market on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok selling clothes, accessories, and souvenirs, 5 minutes from Mong Kok MTR
星光大道
sing1 gwong1 daai6 dou6
Avenue of Stars
Usage
Waterfront promenade in Tsim Sha Tsui with HK film stars' handprints, the standard spot for viewing the harbour skyline
香港會議展覽中心
hoeng1 gong2 wui6 ji5 zin2 laam5 zung1 sam1
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Usage
Large exhibition venue on the Wan Chai waterfront, site of the 1997 handover ceremony, directly above Exhibition Centre MTR
金紫荊廣場
gam1 zi2 ging1 gwong2 coeng4
Golden Bauhinia Square
Usage
Waterfront plaza beside the Convention Centre with the golden bauhinia handover monument; a flag-raising ceremony is held each morning
西九文化區
sai1 gau2 man4 faa3 keoi1
West Kowloon Cultural District
Usage
Waterfront arts district on the Kowloon side, home to M+, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and a large lawn park
香港故宮文化博物館
hoeng1 gong2 gu3 gung1 man4 faa3 bok3 mat6 gun2
Hong Kong Palace Museum
Usage
Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District showing works from Beijing's Palace Museum; opened in 2022
彌敦道
nei4 deon1 dou6
Nathan Road
Usage
Main north-south avenue through Kowloon from Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok and Prince Edward, lined with shops and neon signs
中環至半山自動扶梯
zung1 waan4 zi3 bun3 saan1 zi6 dung6 fu4 tai1
Central–Mid-Levels Escalator
Usage
800-metre outdoor escalator between Central and the Mid-Levels; it runs downhill in the early morning and uphill for the rest of the day
澳門國際機場
ou3 mun4 gwok3 zai3 gei1 coeng4
Macau International Airport
Usage
Macau's only airport, on Taipa island, 15-20 minutes from the city by bus or taxi
外港客運碼頭
ngoi6 gong2 haak3 wan6 maa5 tau4
Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal
Usage
Ferry terminal on the Macau Peninsula with fast ferries to Sheung Wan in Hong Kong
大三巴牌坊
daai6 saam1 baa1 paai4 fong1
Ruins of St. Paul's
Usage
Surviving facade of a 17th-century church on the Macau Peninsula, the centrepiece of the Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site
議事亭前地
ji5 si6 ting4 cin4 dei6
Senado Square
Usage
Wave-patterned cobbled square in central Macau surrounded by Portuguese colonial buildings, the starting point for the walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's
媽閣廟
maa1 gok3 miu2
A-Ma Temple
Usage
Temple to the sea goddess at the southern tip of the Macau Peninsula, founded in 1488 and said to be the origin of the name "Macau"
氹仔
tam5 zai2
Taipa
Usage
Island south of the Macau Peninsula holding the airport and the university; its old quarter on Rua do Cunha is full of food and souvenir shops
路氹
lou6 tam5
Cotai
Usage
Reclaimed strip between Taipa and Coloane where Macau's large casino resorts and hotels are concentrated
澳門旅遊塔
ou3 mun4 leoi5 jau4 taap3
Macau Tower
Usage
338-metre observation tower in southern Macau, known for its observation deck and bungy jump

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