Our China Immersion Programme (CIP) offers students the chance to explore the rich diversity of China’s economy, along with its local business practices and culture. In this episode, we took our Full-time MBA students to Macau for a cultural adventure!
#Throwback to the one-day trip packed with exciting activities and cultural discoveries:
- A-Ma Temple: The journey began at the A-Ma Temple, dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu. Here, students immersed themselves in the religious aspect of Macau, witnessing the rituals and customs practised at this beautiful historic site.
- Portuguese Lunch: Students enjoyed a delightful Portuguese lunch, savouring authentic dishes and flavours that reflect Macau’s unique culinary art.
- Ruins of St. Paul: The group explored the iconic Ruins of St. Paul, one of Macau’s most famous landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our students were fascinated by the efforts to preserve the historical significance of this site.
- Senado Square and the Holy House of Mercy: Senado Square and the Holy House of Mercy offered a glimpse into Macau’s Portuguese-influenced culture.
- The Londoner Hotel and Parisian Park: The journey continued as the group explored the modern side of Macau. The vibrant themed hotels and parks were definitely photo-worthy!
- Taipa Houses-Museum: Our final stop was the Taipa Houses, showcasing traditional Portuguese-style architecture. Part of the museum was transformed into the Macanese Living Museum, reminiscing scenes of a living room from the good old days.
The day concluded on a joyful note. The interactions among students further enriched this memorable experience.
