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Street art at Escada Do Coxo. — Photos: FLOREY D. MIKIL/The Star

Every which way you angle your camera, the possibility of capturing a decent photo sans strangers in the background is indubitably low. This was our first-hand experience at Macao’s famous Ruins Of Saint Paul’s, despite us stopping by between 4pm and 5pm – on a weekday, to boot – when the crowd had supposedly thinned out.

Unsurprising, since the towering remains of the 17th century historical landmark is a must-see when in Macao.

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