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Did you know there is an island in Guangdong where lots of Portuguese used to reside on besides Macao? The island has even got a Portuguese name!

Beyond the Vast Grasslands, Africa has many different faces worth exploring. In Southern Africa, Angola reveals a nation's journey of transformation. Angola had been part of various nations throughout its history and later became a Portuguese colony. After 27 years of civil war, the country finally found peace and embarked on a path of development. Its rich yet intricate history nourishes a diverse range of ethnicities and boasts more than 42 ethnic languages. Let【GreaterGo】takes you on a journey through Angola's evolution. Explore the Mbanza Kongo, Vestiges of the Capital of the former Kingdom of Kongo, and the Museum of the Armed Forces in the capital city Luanda to gain insight into this nation's past and present.

If there is one building that best represents the Age of Discovery era of Portugal, it has to be the Belém Tower.

Situated by the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal was once a colonial empire that opened up the Age of Discovery in the 16th century, bearing cultural influences from Africa, the Americas and Asia. Portugal is not only home to 25 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, but its historic cities and monuments also showcase unique humanity. Let 【GreaterGo】take you on a stroll through the Carmo and Carmelitas churches with blue and white tiles, and Carmo Convent that survived the Lisbon earthquake. Kick off the Belt and Road travel adventure to experience Portugal's diverse culture and historic charm now!

Nestled in southeastern South America, Uruguay has been shaped by a history influenced by Portuguese and Spanish colonisation. This fusion of South American roots and European traditions has resulted in a rich cultural atmosphere. Often referred to as "Switzerland of the Americas", Uruguay is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and stable social environment. Join【GreaterGo】on a journey to explore the cultural treasures of Uruguay in South America!

Not far from Lisbon on the top of a hill in the Sintra Mountains in the town of Sintra, stands a vivid palace with impressively eye-catching yellow, red and grey façades. It is one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal, and is hailed as one of Europe’s most enchanting castles.