The article endorses a visit to Macau’s largest natural beach, Hac Sa Beach
The Times of India has included Macau in a list of top destinations for Indian tourists to visit this coming summer.
Describing the MSAR as a “happening city,” the English-language newspaper recommends tourists visit the Ruins of St. Paul, the Macau Tower and Senado Square. In addition, they encouraged visitors to experience Macau’s “entertaining nightlife and high-end resorts.”
The article also endorses a visit to Macau’s largest natural beach, Hac Sa Beach, in Coloane. However, it makes no mention of the territory’s gaming activities.
Macau is one of three overseas locations that the newspaper has listed among its recommendations for summer destinations. The other two are Costa Rica and Malaysia, for which the Times of India has highlighted the natural beauty of the tropical rainforests and beaches found within each country.
Within India, the article recommends tourists head to Darjeeling, a traditional tea-producing region located in the Mahabharat range, otherwise known as the Lesser Himalayas, as well as the sun-and-sea state of Kerala on the Indian subcontinent’s Malabar Coast.
Also included is another former Portuguese enclave, Goa, which the newspaper endorses for its “scenic beaches, delightful parties, cool shacks and beautiful churches,” also mentioning the region’s “Goan delicacies”.
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