It coincides with the annual Tour of Australia. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Passing by the Loveti Mountains, I drove to the top of the mountain and looked at it, and the weather was very good, so I could see it far away. The town of Handsoff is actually just one street, and the street is lined with all kinds of shops, which together are not as big as Yangshuo's West Street. Since there was still some time before lunch, Yunluo and An Chumet first and walked casually on the street.

What a loving bear, this shopkeeper really loves life. Encounter a pink Humvee. A store that sells clothing. A shop that sells paper molds. A shop that sells all kinds of gifts and toys. Performers on the streets. This instrument is very nice and has a natural sound. The Aboriginal Australian flag is the same colour scheme as the German flag. I went in and saw the handicrafts sold by the natives.

It's a luxury, and it's very expensive. Here's the Aboriginal flag. Compared with the German flag. Lunch is a German pork knuckle meal and a German stout at a very famous local restaurant. During this period, an old German man came to play the accordion, and saw that Yunluo and An first met from Huaguo, so they played jasmine and the moon to represent Yunluo's heart.

Yunluo remembered that the Italian violinist who used to be on the Costa cruise also played these two songs, which seemed to be a foreign recognized representative of Chinese music. After a full meal and drink, I went to the canyon safari park, and I was very much looking forward to applying for the carra. Due to the habit of koalas, if the temperature exceeds the °, they can't hold the koala, but fortunately, Yunluo and An first met on this day below the °.

On the way, I saw the scene not long after the forest fire broke out. This private zoo is small and can be visited in half an hour. As soon as I entered, I turned right and saw wallabies lying horizontally. Wallabies are a breed and are much smaller than kangaroos in the general sense. The feature here is the white wallaby, which is the species that suffers from albinism.

Their babies will generally return to their normal color. Animals in the wild in Australia are not afraid of people, let alone zoos. The animals here don't hide from people at all. The photos of Yunluo are unsightly, so let's let go of the teachers who are traveling with you. Koalas don't feel like stuffed animals, they're a little prickly and their fur is worse than that of sea lions. And koalas eat eucalyptus leaves so deliciously.

The branches have been plucking the jaws of the clouds. Although Yunluo also hugged it, the photo is still from the little handsome guy. In the zoo, I finally saw this poisonous lizard endemic to South Australia. It is said that Kangaroo Island has it, but Yunluo and An did not meet for the first time. After leaving the zoo, Yunluo and An Chuyu went to the Barossa Echo Wall again. This one is interesting. Speak from the end.

The other end can be heard very clearly, and it rings in the ear, not an echo or something. Walk through the long corridor to the other side. Speaking from the railing on this side, the farthest end on the opposite side sounds like it's talking in your ear. In the evening, Yunluo and Ann Chu met Dabarossa's hotel. Lindao Mountain Manor, an ideal township.

On the right is a photo of the rose garden in the estate, and below is a photo of the restaurant. The room where Yunluo lives, with a garden outside the back door. There is a large pine tower on the ground of the garden. Why is Yunluo reluctant to call it Lindaoshan Hotel and Lindaoshan Manor, because this is such a large piece of land. The entire estate occupies a triangular shape. At the center is the hotel's dining and accommodation area.

It is surrounded by gardens with tens of thousands of roses, organic farmlands that grow and pick their own, wineries and luxury villas. The owner and his wife carefully run this manor, and also have two cute dogs, this is Yunluo's ideal paradise. This pumpkin grows so cute. The owner of the farmhouse took Yunluo and An to the restaurant for the first time to visit the wine villa laid by the Queen of England.

The villa is super big and has a lot of rooms for banquets. The villa is full of expensive art, and Yunluo has to walk carefully, for fear of accidentally touching these antiques that cost millions of dollars. Each one is antique, including chairs, clocks, pianos, and more. From the villa's second-floor balcony overlooking Lindau Hill Manor.

A monument to the Queen of England who laid the foundation. The dinner on this day was very orthodox Western cuisine and a variety of excellent wines. Each dish is exquisite. Everyone and the enthusiastic owner and his wife drank and talked until late at night. At night, I actually saw a sky full of stars and a faint Milky Way. In order to shoot the starry sky without a tripod and without a suitable lens.

The clouds fell in the bitter wind and stayed until midnight. Under the bright starry sky, Yunluo has fallen in love with the land under his feet. I have longed for the distant ideal country countless times, longing to return to the gentleness and tranquility of nature, and find the deep admiration and belonging in life. If you run a manor of your own, plant flowers, raise pets, grow vegetables and make wine, and grow old with the people you love.

What more could a husband ask for in this life? There is no other life than love and freedom. Known as the "Wine Capital of Australia", Barossa is one of South Australia's most famous viticulture and winemaking regions, accounting for about % of the country's total wine production. It consists of the ancient Barossa Valley and the Eden Valley.

Its history dates back to the beginning of the century when the first colonists from Germany came. At that time, Colonel William Wright gave the beautiful valley the name "Barossa". It means "Hill of Roses" in Spanish. Since then, Barossa has evolved into a rich and vibrant district of architecture, fine arts, fine food and music.

Today, Barossa is filled with green waves of vines as far as the eye can see, and the air is filled with the refreshing fragrance of grapes and flowers. 【Route Description】Penfolds Winery and Jerkas Visitor Center in the morning, and Venus Mountain Lookout in the afternoon.

Afterwards return to the hotel due to the afternoon time is more relaxed. Greer Beach, which was originally planned to go on the last day, was temporarily scheduled for this day by Yunluo and Ann's first encounter, but due to the theme difference in the daily itinerary, Yunluo will still be placed on the last day in the travelogue. 【Attraction introduction】Penfolds Winery.

Penfolds Winfolds is famous for its DIY bartending program, where visitors can don a lab coat and experience the feeling of a professional bartender with a test tube and measuring cup funnel in hand. According to the guidance of an expert. Each person can blend different kinds of wine according to their preference for acidity, sweetness and fruitiness. After the debugging is satisfied.

You can pour the wine into a special small bottle provided by Penfolds, screw it and seal it with your name on the label. Jerkass Visitor CentreJerkas, the largest vineyard in Barossa and one of Australia's top three wine brands, is built on the banks of historic Jerkas Creek. The center consists of a tasting room, a wine cellar.

The Historical Museum, the Exhibition Winery, and the famous Jerkas Winery are made up. Here you can not only admire the majestic winery. You can also enjoy a delicious lunch and fine wines in the restaurant, or go to the vineyard cellar to learn about the history and culture of the area, among which there are different types of vineyards. A wide variety of wines for different groups of people.

Lunch and dinner change depending on the season. 【Today's Travels】The Western-style breakfast in the morning, as always, is not used to eating. But I'm used to baking my own bread slices. The Barossa region has always been known for its wines, and it is densely packed with some of Australia's best wineries, each with its own winemaking philosophy.

For example, Penfolds, Baitu, and Grace Gounahuala advocate the idea of making high-quality wines, while others, such as Jerkas, Lidman's, and Wofu, take the route of complete commercialization. Each bottle of wine is made according to popular tastes to please as many wine lovers as possible. Vineyards are often seen along the way. The first stop of the day is Penfolds Winery.

In Australia, Penfolds is a well-known brand and a symbol of quality. Put on a white coat and start the wine tasting journey where Yunluo and An met for the first time. Grenache, Syrah, and Mataro are three kinds of grape wines, and Yunluo and An need to find their favorite flavor through blending. I hadn't studied the taste of wine before.

After arriving in South Australia, the daily life of grape wine gave Yunluo a deep understanding of wine. I have to say that the wine is really delicious, especially for girls. The Grenache has a slightly sweet taste, the Syrah has a very traditional astringent taste, and the mataro is very sweet. Yunluo mixed a bottle of %Mataró, %Grenache and %Silas.

Sweet in the mouth. Penfolds sells mainly Syrah. It seems that this is more in line with the taste of Australians. Jerkas's wine is much cheaper than Penfolds, and Jerkas's main export trade is that the locals don't seem to drink much. There is a strong emphasis on the Chinese market, and all places have Chinese signs and Chinese tour guides.

Jerkas's lunch is simply for carnivores. The pre-dinner aperitif was very tasty. After lunch at Jerkas, visit their demonstration vineyard. The grapes used to make wine are very small, and it is said that this is deliberately controlled in cultivation in order to produce a wine with a mellow taste. Yunluo and An met for the first time and tasted various types of wine under the recommendation of the tour guide.

The taste buds are becoming more and more sensitive. In the afternoon, I overlooked the Barossa area from the top of Venus Mountain, and the main itinerary of the day ended. This seems to be the memorial to Barossa's founding after returning from Venus Mountain, and colorful ribbons on the trees can often be seen on the way. It is used to guide the riders who participate in the bicycle race. For dinner, we found a lively bar near the hotel.

This is a crocodile meat sandwich. In the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu brought their respective blends of wine, and the sea and sky were open on the roof of the hotel, which was very comfortable. At night, everything is silent. Rooftop open-air bar. Three scorpions, fate is as mellow as this, and the grape wine is glow-in-the-dark. I love to travel, and travel can make Yunluo see a different life. Something Yunluo has never done before.

A way of life that they can't even think of, but they practice. Greer Beach is the most popular suburban beach and can be found on a tram. It takes less than a minute to reach the station at Jeti junction. When you get off the bus, you'll see a stretch of golden sand on one side and Jetty Road Bar on the other.

A bustling street lined with shops and restaurants. It is also possible to book in advance to join the dolphin swim. Randolph Shopping Mall was founded in the year and is Australia's first pedestrian street in the "heart" of the city. There are more than one retail store, a large department store and a large shopping mall.

There are also open-air cafes and bars for visitors to relax in. 【Today's Travel】Yunluo and An's first encounter is to drive to Greer Beach, if you are from the city, you can take the tram to go. This is the tram to the beach, puppy, be careful. Yunluo and An Churan drove all the way to the beach. Blue sky! Ocean! Sand beach! Bikini!

That's it! A trestle leads to the sea. Different from the crowds of Qingdao Zhanqiao, it is very refreshing here. A group of older boys are diving and playing at the head of the trestle, and some people are fishing here. Wow, I caught a squid. The water here is turquoise and clear, and the sand is soft and fine. The buildings next to the beach are all very characterful. At times like this, I always want to eat ice cream.

So I went to a famous ice cream parlor to satisfy my hunger. However, Yunluo and An were really stingy when they first met, and they ate an ice cream together. On the street, you can still meet competitors and enthusiasts participating in bicycle races. On the last day, it is natural to have a good time. Yunluo and An first met to shop at one of the largest local supermarkets in the Blue Road shopping street.

Australia generally brings back lanolin and yang soap, health products, milk powder, etc. There are very few supermarket cashiers. There are only one or two, and most customers scan the code to check out and leave by themselves after buying, which is really convenient. This is the self-service QR code checkout machine, which supports credit card and cash. It was a working day. Most of the shops are closed.

The streets are so deserted. If you happen to see a store that's still open, it must be Chinese. Because of the weather, the rain in Sydney is very heavy, and even the tour guide said that it is rare to see such windy rain in Sydney, generally Sydney rains at night, and most of the blue sky and white clouds during the day, you are lucky to enjoy the scenery of Sydney in the heavy rain.

The Lady Macaulay Chair is a stone chair carved by craftsmen in honor of Lady Macaulay. Here you can overlook the Sydney Grand Theatre and the Harbour Bridge, because I was just about to go down to see the Lady Macaulay chair suddenly rained and soaked, so I can only overlook the Sydney Grand Theatre and the Harbour Bridge here to feel like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge in the rain.

Like a layer of tulle, there are Australian warships moored on the side of the harbor, because Sydney Harbour is one of the few deep-water ports in the city that can berth large warships, such as the second stop of the American large aircraft carrier moored in Sydney Harbour: Santa Maria Cathedral in Sydney Santa Maria Cathedral was built in the nineteenth century, the church is very large, the outside looks black and slimy windows, and when you enter the window, you can see that the windows are exquisite glass paintings.

The colors are bright and give people a very warm and holy feeling. The top structure of the church is also very special. It looks ancient, and it is filled with an incredible atmosphere like a mystery. The stately Basilica of Santa Maria, with its tranquil atmosphere inside the church. Unaffected by the hustle and bustle of the outdoors. The exterior of the church is not very British style, outside the church.

Isn't it very autumn taste when it rains yellow leaves, come to a fashion magazine, street signs, inside St. Mary's Cathedral, the long arcades are very beautiful, the interior of St. Mary's Cathedral is a forbidden place below, tourists are prohibited from entering, it will not be a Da Vinci code below, just make a prayer, bless this trip safe, happy, rainy Sydney TV Tower third stop.

Visit the Sydney Grand Theatre and Harbour Bridge, visit Port Jackson, the streets of downtown Sydney, where the main Sydney shopping malls are located, many of the old buildings on the street are still full of strong European style new buildings, many creative Sydney's street graffiti The third stop: the Sydney Opera House, located in the north of Sydney's urban area.

It is a seashell-shaped roof, and under it is a floating complex that combines a theater and a hall. by Danish architect Jörn? Designed by Usong, it took a total of years. With a cost of 10,000 Australian dollars, it was officially completed and opened on the year, month and day. Many parts of the interior of the opera house are inlaid with glass imported from France, with materials unique to Australia.

Its interior architecture is modeled after Mayan culture and Aztec temples. The glass on the outside is made of double glass made in France – plain and topaz – in a variety of sizes and sheets. The Sydney Opera House is a world-renowned venue for performing arts. Events are held every year. When you arrive at the Sydney Opera House, you will feel like you have big eyes on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Every New Year's Eve fireworks show is held here, and the Sydney Bridge is known as the world's first single-hole arch bridge, and it is the representative building of Sydney in the early days. The bridge was designed to be completed and is an important bridge connecting the north and south shores of the port. Sydney Jackson Bay, haha! The prayer worked, and the weather suddenly improved. Revealing blue sky and white clouds.

At the moment, the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the distance is in a good mood, people are climbing the bridge, the price is expensive, each person is Australian, climbing to lovers, the lover lock will be provided for each pair of lovers to commemorate the Sydney Opera House, and there is a fire stove in each pillar to keep tourists warm, but there is also a degree outside, it seems that Australians are quite afraid of cold drops of food, oh inside the Sydney Grand Theatre.

These wood strips are produced in the Blue Mountain Opera House outside Sydney, overlooking the Jackson Bay Opera House, the scenery is charming outside the Opera House Hall, ready to go in to visit, because it is forbidden to shoot inside, so it can only be here The Opera House Hall is composed of two floors, the chairs are red, and the feeling is similar to the Sihai City Grand Theater, and there are countless long iron bars on the top.

It can be raised and lowered freely to create different musical effects! For example, if you open a pop concert, you will rise to a high point, and if you open a classic, you will lower it! Ha ha! Yunluo listened to the explanation of the insiders of the opera house! Before leaving the opera house, go to the on-site shop to buy some souvenirs! The thousand-year-old dryad you saw when you came out! Weather and climate reasons, Australia's trees grow very well, very tall.

Rose Bay passes through the East End of Sydney, the East End is a rich area, the buildings are stacked on top of each other very beautiful, and many Chinese billionaires also live in the fourth stop of luxury houses in the East End of this area: Rose Bay is the most concentrated place in Sydney to hold a variety of exhibitions, theatrical performances and celebrations. The bay is full of palms, green grass, and children play in the playground. (To be continued.) )