In the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu returned to Lover's Harbour for dinner, Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed in the hotel is the Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour, the hotel is also behind Lover's Harbour, you can enjoy the beautiful night view of Lover's Harbour. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Embrace with nature Sydney Wildlife World - Blue Mountains Sydney Wildlife Park is located in:

Opened to the public in the vicinity of Western Sydney, it is popular with visitors for its engaging and interactive nature, and although it has not been open for a long time, it has become a well-known attraction in Sydney and has become a world-class zoo. Sydney Wildlife World is the world's largest indoor wildlife park and the world's largest wildlife park.

An indoor zoo with the largest variety of Australian flora and fauna, home to thousands of animals. The animal world is divided into large pavilions, namely Butterflies Flying, Ridgeless World, Crawling Alien, Canyon Flight, Midnight Wandering, Sunblazing, Rainforest, Kangaroo Cliffs, Australian Baby and Semi-arid Savannah, and a visit to each pavilion is an exciting adventure.

A fantastic trip. This unrivalled, world-class environment is home to a wide variety of wildlife, from icy reptiles and terrifying beasts to beloved koala bears. Next up is Australia's national treasure, the koala.

I heard that koalas sleep for more than an hour a day, Yunluo and An were lucky to meet for the first time, they were very face-saving and awake. Yunluo and An both know that koalas feed on eucalyptus leaves, but many people don't know why they can sleep so well? I heard from the staff that it was because although the eucalyptus leaves give off a strong fragrance, it is actually poisonous.

Only koalas have substances in their bodies that break down this toxin, but the after-effect is lethargy! Yunluo and An imagined that the safari park should have a stinky smell, but the wildlife park in Sydney hardly smells any peculiar smell. Koalas, in particular, have a faint fragrance because of the fragrance of eucalyptus. You can and kangaroos.

Koalas have close contact with other birds and animals. They can also be fed, but it is a special feed provided by the park. AUD per copy. After leaving the zoo and driving for nearly an hour, we finally arrived at Sydney's Blue Mountains National Park. The Blue Mountains (AIN) are located in New South Wales, Australia, and it borders the city of Sydney, about a kilometre west of Sydney.

Its hills begin fifty kilometres west of Canberra and stretch from the west bank of the Nepien River to the west bank of the Cox. Blue Mountain's counterparts use this kind of bracelet containing electronic chips throughout the whole process, and both small trains and cable cars need to brush bracelets in Blue Mountains. Different fares have different color bracelets, and Yunluo and An Chuyu are green.

The child seems to be blue. The Blue Mountains of the City of Sydney. It was once praised by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom as "the most beautiful place in the world". The Blue Mountains are a long mountain range that covers an area of almost a million hectares. The Blue Mountains get their name from the eucalyptus trees that fill the mountain (locally known as the Galli tree). Because the eucalyptus leaves always exude a rich fragrance, under the refraction of sunlight.

This fragrant volatile vapor envelops the Blue Mountains in a cloud of blue, not only with a faint layer of blue smoke on the slopes, but also in the sky with blue haze, giving the Blue Mountains a name as beautiful as its scenery. Mount Victoria, the highest peak of the Blue Mountains, is a metre tall because of its remoteness and desolation.

It is still an unconquered pristine mountain forest. From the watchtower on the edge of the Blue Mountains National Park, you can see the blue mountains that have been lost to the sky. Looking closely, the eyes are full of cliffs. Stand majestically; The waterfall flows down and melts into the lush forest. or fall into a ravine.

Thousands of peaks and green trees are swirling, falling flowers are lonely and the water is murmuring, and on the big stage of the valley composed of blue sky, fresh air and misty mountain fog, the four seasons with distinct characteristics take turns to stage different hues of drama. For Australians who only know the rainy and dry seasons, the Blue Mountains are particularly distinct.

That's why they often come here to escape the coastal dogs. Sydneysiders love to spend the weekend in the delightful little inns, which meander through boulders, sandstones and waterfalls. The deep gorge between the lush eucalyptus and fern forests makes it an ideal place for hiking and lounging. The Blue Mountains National Park is home to as many as 10,000 inhabitants and is dotted with small and large villages and towns.

Humans and nature, primitive and civilized. In this way, they have been living in harmony for a long time, giving people a feeling of returning to the basics of paradise. The most famous scenery in the Blue Mountains is the Three Sisters. Danya reflects the blue sky, and there is a unique charm. In the old days, there were three Australian aboriginal sisters who fell in love with three brothers who were descendants of the enemy of the clan. An Australian version of Romeo and Juliet was staged.

The brave Three Sisters, in order to rebel against the evil forces of feudalism, preferred to turn into three stubborn rocks, namely the Three Sisters PeakWhen the Europeans arrived in Australia, the Blue Mountains had been occupied for thousands of years by the local indigenous Gundongula people, who are now represented by the Guntongula Tribal Council's Indigenous Company in Katooamba.

According to Aboriginal legend, the Blue Mountains originated from the legendary battle between the dream creature Merrigan and Garringas (H), a half-aquatic and half-creeping creature that was torn apart by their battle. The Tribal Council by Gundongula is a non-profit organization that has been in existence since the year.

They have been working hard to claim the territory of their ancestors, and they have even made a virtual video of this on their website. Traces of indigenous ancestors can still be seen in many places in the Blue Mountains. Blue Plains was the most important coal mining center during the Australian colonial period, and can be seen everywhere in the Blue Mountains, but traces of coal mining have been left behind.

Including the famous small train in the Blue Mountains now, it was an important means of personnel transportation at that time, but now it has been re-improved and set a world record for the steepest train track in the world. It's not as thrilling as a roller coaster, but it's still a little nerve-wracking. The staff at Blue Mountains are very handsome!

Early in the morning, after breakfast, the group went to Sydney's Olympic Park. With the morning glow, all the way forward, even through the car window. The beautiful view remains undiminished. Many people don't like to travel in the car and think it's a waste of time, but Yunluo thinks. If you pay attention, you can find beautiful scenery everywhere. Right now. Through the car window, you can discover the beauty of the city while moving fast.

Sydney Olympic Park (also known as Sydney Olympic Park) is a hectare suburb of Compautree Bay in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and is the venue for the Sydney Olympic Games...... Leaving the Olympic Park, it was already noon.

Today's lunch, haha. It's fun to think about it, because I'm going to eat seafood! The Sydney Fish Market is the largest wholesale, retail and catering fish market in Sydney and Australia, and it is also a good place for citizens to enjoy and purchase seafood. There are unique seafood restaurants in the market, with a variety of Chinese and Western Japanese seafood delicacies.

The main customers in the market are concentrated in the 's and 's's at the door, and the deli stalls in the store have all kinds of seafood in front of you, such as deep-sea lobster, whole fatty salmon, huge king crab, sparkling prawns, and fresh oysters...... A feast for the eyes. Grill. Sashimi, fried, steamed. Stir-fried ...... with minced garlic A variety of unique cooking techniques.

In addition to the seafood restaurant, visitors can also buy seafood at the dazzling fresh fish section, and hand over the fresh seafood to the chef of the cooked food department to cook a rich and umami seafood meal according to their own taste requirements. Visitors can also buy a bottle of wine at the nearby shop.

Go to the open-air dining by the harbor and enjoy the sea view while tasting the food, which is a unique flavor. There is also a bakery shop in the market. There is a large fruit supermarket and a wine specialty shop, so visitors can buy their favorite food as much as they want. In addition to tasting the craftsmanship of famous chefs, visitors can enjoy a special seafood meal.

You can also learn how to cook. Visitors can learn how to cook seafood dishes from China, Japan, Italy and Thailand at the Sydney Seafood Cooking School in the fish market. Try your hand at cooking a seafood feast. Sydney Fish Market. A paradise for seafood delicacies! Filling their stomachs, Yunluo and Ann set off for Bondi Beach for their first encounter.

Bondi Beach gets its name from the language of the indigenous people, bndi, which means the sound of the sea crashing on the shore. Bondi Beach (pronounced: ''Sounds like 'Bang'') is a kilometre-long beach town, but it is Australia's historic surfing sports centre and a traditional surfing lifesaving training base.

Walk along the cliff trail from Bondi to Coogee for a leisurely stroll, swim and grab a coffee in a café. The best way to get an idea of how the locals enjoy life is to head to Bondi Beach, whose original name means "the noise of the churning tide", which aptly describes the beach up and down.

It's the essence of Sydney in both summer and winter, with beach life being very comfortable, and in summer it's a great place for sunbathing, surfing and a carnival. With the afterglow, with the sun on the beach. Back in downtown Sydney, there was still some time to go to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney.

The Botanical Garden is free to enter, and both citizens and tourists can relax and exercise here. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, was Australia's first farm, close to the Sydney Opera House and the central business district. It was established under the auspices of the then Governor and was very conducive to the collection of plants in the Botanical Gardens due to the favorable climatic conditions in the area.

The collection displays a large number of tropical and subtropical plants, many of which were introduced from abroad during the colonial period, such as citrus, some were introduced from domestic and Pacific investigations, and some were even exchanged through seed exchange during the first farm, the predecessor of the botanical garden. Plant signage provides historical information about plant collections.

The characteristic park is a portrayal of the history of the botanical garden. The main buildings and facilities in the garden are: the palace garden, the palm garden, the fern area, the first farm, the lowland garden, the exhibition greenhouse, the South Wales National Herbarium, etc. It attracts a large number of tourists every year. Yunluo and Ann first met in Sydney in the middle of the month, it was spring, and everywhere was full of greenery and flowers.

The theme of the day is carnival. Morning shopping, afternoon yachting, and evening dinner at Luna Park. It's a day like this! Women are born shopaholics, and when they mention it, it's like beating chicken blood. There were already a few shopping stops in the itinerary, but the prices in Australia are indeed a bit high.

In addition, it seems that there are terrorist organizations operating in Sydney during this time. Yunluo and An's first encounter with the large purchase plan of wool products were also helplessly shelved. It is only possible to walk around the hotel. Get up early in the morning and go to Valentine's Harbor for a walk, although the temperature difference between morning and evening in Sydney during the Spring Festival is still relatively large. But the bright sunshine in the morning added a bit of warmth.

The first stop of the day is the Victoria Girls' Play Building (located on George Road, the busiest street in the heart of Sydney. abbreviated as QVB). This domed, Romanesque structure was completed in the year and is known as the Queen Victoria Building. For Australians, Queen Victoria Building is a mall.

It is a good place for leisure, a witness to history, and the pride of Australians. Renowned fashion designer Pierre Cardin hailed it as "the most beautiful shopping mall in the world", originally used as a market and offices, but the building itself began to fall into decay over time, and there were plans to demolish this remarkable historical monument to make way for a civic center and underground car park.

Fortunately, the restoration work was carried out carefully. Transforming this one-storey building into a historic tourist attraction and a beautiful shopping mall, with a glass dome in the centre at the top, a metre-long tower that occupies an entire block of shops, cafes and restaurants, with elegant Victorian shops on the main floors.

Although the QVB building is named after Queen Victoria, Queen Victoria has never visited it. In the past few years, the only queen who has actually been to the QVB building is the current Queen Elizabeth II. Elizabeth II left behind a mysterious letter about the edifice at the age of Elizabeth II.

However, she told the Lord Mayor of Sydney that the letter would not be made public until the end of the year. The two large bells in the QVB building are very distinctive. A bell on the south side is said to have been made by craftsmen who designed clocks specifically for the British royal family. The clock is modeled after Scottish Belmore Castle, a favourite holiday destination for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

When the clock is on time, a musical puppet show is played. The other giant clock was made by a local craftsman in Sydney. It is the largest hanging bell in the southern hemisphere, striking the time at every half hour. The double-decker sightseeing bus in downtown Sydney is in QVB, and Yunluo has experienced the high price of goods in Sydney. After going around and around, I bought two opal necklace pendants and a few packs of handmade chocolates.

As for the woolen scarves and hats that I have been thinking about, I really can't put my mind down! Lunch time is so important for a foodie! It is a seafood restaurant located in Valentine's Harbor, eating delicious food over and over again, enjoying the beautiful scenery of Valentine's Harbor over and over again, the delicious scenery is really a perfect match! After lunch. It's the yacht that Yunluo and An first met.

Take a yacht cruise around Sydney Bay and see the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from all angles. Cruise ships dock at the pier. Yunluo and Ann first met the place where the dinner was held. Sydney Luna Park is located in the northern part of Sydney Harbour. It was built at the foot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and opened in the year. Collective childhood memories for Sydneysiders.

Sydney's most popular amusement park, with its classic slogan "Just for Fun", is designed to thrill and entertain people of all ages. "It's right to bring your children to Luna Park, and it's wise to bring your lovers", which shows the charm of Luna Park, and anyone will find their own entertainment space here.

The best time to play in the Luna Park is from evening to sunset, and under the decoration of various lights, visitors are presented with a colorful fairy tale world, and the pleasant environment pushes the joyful atmosphere to *. The symbol of Sydney's Luna Park is the smiling face-shaped gate, which is very festive, and should mean to welcome visitors from all over the world with a smile.

There are a variety of entertainment in the park, such as roller coasters, carousels, space shuttles, magic castles, rat crazy, electric bumper cars, scarabs, Ferris wheels, etc., so that you can enjoy the most exciting entertainment. Luna Park is a gift from the Sydney Harbour Bridge Construction Company to the people of Sydney, as the park was built with surplus steel after the completion of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Therefore, the specific itinerary cost is not very accurate. However, many of Sydney's attractions are free to enter, such as the Royal Botanic Gardens, beaches, art galleries, churches and more. The consumption level in Sydney is much higher than that in China, to be specific, the price of many things, the domestic price multiplied by the exchange rate is the price of Australia.

I thought it would be much cheaper to buy wool products in Australia, especially scarves and hats like ugg and cashmere, but after I arrived, I found that it was still very expensive, and a pair of ugg cost nearly a thousand yuan, and cashmere wool products were even more so. Especially alpaca wool products, a hat has seven or eight hundred. I was going to go to the wool market.

But unfortunately, when Yunluo and An Chuyu met, they were just in time for Sydney terrorist activities or something, and the company was worried about the safety of Yunluo and An Chuyu, so they generally didn't let Yunluo and An Chuyu move themselves at night, or go too far. I had no choice but to buy a few items at the duty-free shop on the last day. Lanolin is a good choice when choosing a gift, it is very remote. (To be continued.) )