July 30, 2014

Macau: Mandarin’s House

One of the must-visit places in Macau is the Mandarin’s House or I call it, the Chinese version of Capri’s Villa San Michele. Frankly, to visit a mansion with my surname ‘Zheng’ on it was kinda scary – especially when I came across a picture of all the once breathing Zhengs from 1869, and my cousin laughed out loud saying “Eh Cindy, look! They’re your ancestors!” – I didn’t know how to feel about my existence there and then. I believe there’s always some truth behind a joke, and this might be just it . . .

{The Tey Zheng family O_O}

{Welcome}

{Let’s sit down and stare at the walls}

{Read: funny white notice}

{A supposed avant garde bedroom}

{Solo at the salon}

{Stories or storeys?}

{Garden & stone cold benches}

{Wandering with wonder in this mystical house of my ‘ancestors’ . . . You like?}

More Macau travelogue:

Macau Day 1 : Outdoors

City of Dreams