Commander Ho Yin Park;Ho Yin Park, Public park in Sé district, Macau, China
Commander Ho Yin Park is a public green space in the Sé district with concrete chess tables, benches, a playground, and various garden areas. The central Orient Arch anchors the layout and guides visitors through different zones.
The site opened in 1993 under Governor Vasco Joaquim Rocha Vieira and received its current name in 1996 to honor Ho Yin. This naming recognized his contributions to Portuguese-Chinese connections.
The park blends Chinese and Portuguese design elements throughout its layout and decorative features. You can see how both cultures shaped the way the space is organized and decorated.
The park operates daily from 6 AM to midnight and offers direct access to parking for visitors arriving by car. The central location makes it straightforward to reach on foot or by public transport.
Below the park lies a two-level underground parking garage with specialized sound-dampening coating on its surfaces. This hidden infrastructure reveals how modern engineering sits quietly beneath the public space.
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