By MOOK Travel & Living Network, reported by Chen Guanxin
Traveling abroad and sampling local cuisine is one of the most anticipated parts of any trip, and being able to take part in local festivals makes the experience even more special. For travelers planning to visit Macau in November, simply head to Sai Van Lake Square between November 9 and 25 to join the annual Macau Food Festival. You can explore various food streets, including those featuring Chinese, Asian, European, specialty, and dessert cuisines, as well as enjoy performances by pop singers and bands, theme nights, and other activities that make for a joyful food carnival.
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Those planning to visit Macau in November can also enjoy the annual food carnival. (Photo provided by Macao Government Tourism Office)
This year’s food festival, themed “Endless Fun, A Gastronomic Carnival,” features a variety of large-scale performances throughout the event, including theme nights, beer-drinking contests, prize games, song and dance performances, ethnic cultural shows, performances by pop singers and bands, magic acts, and clown shows. There is also a games area at the lower level of Sai Van Lake, offering numerous entertaining and challenging booths with attractive prizes, allowing visitors to enjoy both global cuisines and a fun-filled experience.
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At the food carnival, you can freely choose from either Eastern delicacies or Western specialties. (Photo provided by Macao Government Tourism Office)
To make it easier for visitors to get around, free shuttle buses are available between Sai Van Lake Square and various districts in Macau. The food festival operates from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM on Mondays to Thursdays, and from 3:00 PM to 12:30 AM on Fridays to Sundays.
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