1800h (MO TIME) We are almost there. The Ruins of St Paul is at the end of this alley. Along this alley, you can taste different types of jerky and cookies.

1805h (MO TIME) Our destination at last.

No trip to Macau is complete without a photo with the Ruins of St Paul.

The view from the Ruins of St Paul. This area is a tourist trap. BUY BUY BUY !!! Hahaha...

1808h (MO TIME) The church was built in the early 17th century. In 1835, a fire destroyed all but the facade of the church.

The Na Tcha Temple built in 1888 is located just adjacent to the Ruins of St Paul. The deity Na Tcha holds a special place in my heart and wherever I go, if there is a Na Tcha Temple, I will sure go and offer my prayers.

1813h (MO TIME) Moving on to Mount Fortress beside the Ruins. Check out the side view of the Ruins. Just one facade standing.

Statue of Fr Matteo Ricci. The founder of Chinese Christianity of modern times stands at the base of Mount Fortress.

The steps leading up to Mount Fortress which wife and boy were too tired to climb.

1759h (MO TIME) Mount Fortress provided an effective defence against attack by the Dutch in 1622, but was later take over as the governor's residence. Today, it houses the Museum of Macau.