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The Jacobite Valley was torn apart by their battle. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 The Gondonggula Tribal Council is a non-profit organization that has been fighting since 1995 to claim the ancestral territories of the Hui ancestors, and they have even made a virtual video for 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 little train in the Blue Mountains now, it was an important means of transporting people at that time, but now it has been renovated.

And set the world record for the world's steepest train track, with 51 degrees. 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! (Please forgive Yunluo for being a nymphomaniac, I can't help but put a few photos).

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 scenery is still undiminished. Many people don't like to travel in the car and think it's a waste of time, but Yunluo feels that if you enjoy it with your heart, you can find beautiful scenery everywhere.

Now, look through the car window and discover the beauty of the city as you move forward. Sydney Olympic Park is a 640-hectare suburb of Homebushbay in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and was the venue for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.

Trying to find the names of Chinese athletes...... Leave the Olympic Park. It's 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 Christie's and Peter's at the entrance, and the deli stalls in the store have all kinds of seafood, deep-sea lobster, whole fatty salmon. Huge king crab, sparkling prawns. Live oyster ......

A feast for the eyes. Grilled, sashimi, fried, steamed. Stir-fried ...... with minced garlic 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 chefs of the delicatessen department according to their own tastes.

Cook into a seafood meal rich in umami. Visitors can also buy a bottle of wine at the nearby shop and enjoy a meal at the open-air dining by the harbour with a view of the sea. It's a different flavor. There is also a bakery shop, a large fruit supermarket, and a wine shop, so visitors can buy whatever 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, and try their hand at preparing 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 takes its name from the indigenous language of bondi, which means the sound of the sea crashing on the shore. Bondi Beach (pronounced: 'bond-eye'gi sounds like 'bond-eye'gi) is 1 kilometre long. Although it is only a sandy beach town.

However, it is a historic surfing sports center in Australia and a traditional surfing lifesaving training base in Australia. Follow the cliff viewing road from Bondi to Coogee. Along the way, you can take a leisurely stroll, swim and enjoy a cup of coffee in the café. If you want to see how the locals enjoy life, the best way to do it is to go to Bondi Beach.

Its original name, which means 'the noise of the churning tide', aptly describes the beach up and down, which is the essence of Sydney in both summer and winter, with comfortable beach life, sunbathing and surfing in summer, and a carnival for visitors.

With the afterglow, with the sun beach dbye. 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.

Founded in 1816 under the auspices of the then Governor Macquarie, the collection of more than 7,000 tropical and subtropical plants was displayed in the garden due to the favorable local climatic conditions for the collection of plants in the Arboretum, many of which were introduced from abroad during the colonial period, such as citrus, and some were introduced from domestic and Pacific investigations.

Some were even brought from seed exchange during the First Farm period, the predecessor of the Botanical Garden. Plant signage provides information on the history of plant collection, and 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, and the exhibition greenhouse.

National Herbarium of South Wales, etc. It attracts a large number of tourists every year. The first time Yunluo and Ann met was in Sydney in mid-September, and it was spring, full of greenery and flowers.

Today's theme is carnival. Shopping in the morning, yacht party in the afternoon, and dinner at Luna Park in the evening. It's a day like this! Women are shopaholic by nature, and when it comes to shopping, it's like playing chicken. 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 in Sydney during this time, and Yunluo and An's first encounter with the large-scale purchase plan of wool products have no choice but to be shelved, so they can only stroll 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 Girl's Building (QVB) on George Road, the busiest street in the heart of Sydney. It was completed in 1898. The domed Romanesque structure is 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. Famous fashion designer Peel? Touted as "the most beautiful shopping mall in the world", Cardin was originally used as a market and office, and the building itself began to fall into decay in the 1960s and 1970s.

There were plans to demolish this remarkable historic monument to make way for a civic center and underground car park. Thankfully, careful restoration work has transformed the 7-storey building into a historic tourist attraction and a beautiful shopping mall. It has a glass dome in the center of its top, and the 200-meter-long tower occupies an entire block. There are more than 180 shops in the store.

Cafe and restaurant, the 4 main floors are fronted by elegant Victorian-style shops. Although the QVB building is named after Queen Victoria, Queen Victoria has never visited it. In the past 100 years, the only queen who has actually been to the QVB building is the current Queen Elizabeth II.

In 1986, Elizabeth II left a mysterious letter about the building. But she told the Lord Mayor of Sydney that the letter would not be made public until 2085. The two large bells in the QVB building are very distinctive. A bell on the south side is said to have been made in 1986 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, made in 2000 by Sydney's local craftsmen, is the largest hanging bell in the southern hemisphere, striking the time at every half hour.

The double-decker sightseeing bus in downtown Sydney was in QVB, and Yunluo realized the high prices in Sydney, so he went around and bought two opal necklace pendants and a few packs of handmade chocolates. As for the woolen scarves and hats that are in my heart. It's really ruthless! Lunch time is so important for a foodie!

is a seafood restaurant located in Port Lovers. Eating delicious food over and over again, enjoying the beautiful scenery of Paradise Harbor over and over again, the beautiful food is a perfect match! After lunch, it was the yacht party where Yunluo and An met for the first time. Take a yacht cruise around Sydney Bay and see the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from all angles. The cruise ship docks at the Lunapark Pier.

Yunluo and Ann first met the place where the dinner was held. Sydney Lunapark is located in the northern part of Sydney Harbour. It was built at the foot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and opened in 1935. A collective childhood memory for Sydneysiders, it is Sydney's most popular amusement park with the classic slogan "justforfun".

The aim is to provide excitement and entertainment for 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 visit Luna Park is from late afternoon to after sunset, decorated with colorful lights.

Visitors are presented with a fairy tale world of colorful lights, and the joyful atmosphere is pushed to a climax by a pleasant environment. The symbol of Sydney's Luna Park is the smiling face-shaped gate, which is 9 meters wide, which is very festive, and should mean to welcome visitors from all over the world with a smile. There are many kinds of entertainment in the park, such as roller coasters, carousels, space shuttles, and magic castles.

Rats are also crazy, electric bumper cars, scarabs, Ferris wheels, etc., allowing you to 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.

The cost of the whole trip is 12,600 yuan. Because it is a group, and it is not a general tour group, 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 level of consumption in Sydney is much higher than in China, to be specific.

For many things, the price in China multiplied by the exchange rate is the price in Australia. I thought it would be much cheaper to buy wool products in Australia. Especially scarves like ugg, cashmere, hats, etc., but I didn't find out until I arrived. It's still very expensive, and a pair of ugg costs nearly a thousand yuan, and cashmere wool products are 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 Yunluo and An Chuyu went to catch up with 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 for gifts. It's very remote, a bottle is less than 20 yuan, and it's good to bring it back to colleagues. In addition to wool products, Australia also has the famous opal. The first one in the picture below was bought at the Queen Victoria Building.

The discounted price is $99. The next one is more expensive, and it is bought at the airport duty-free shop, which costs nearly 200 Australian dollars. In addition to lanolin and opal, I also bought a lot of gadgets, such as papaya oil (which is said to be very effective for burns and acne scars), 3.5 Australian dollars, just to spend the change coins in my hand, because Australian dollar coins are not in circulation in China.

It cannot be exchanged for RMB when returning to China. If you travel to Australia and have a lot of coins in your hand, don't let go of them and buy some of these small things. The hotel where Yunluo and An first met was Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour. The cost of this hotel is very high, and when I came back and checked it on the Internet, it cost more than 1,000 yuan a night. But there are not many facilities and accommodations. The bed was very comfortable.

In addition, it should be particularly mentioned that the elevator of the Sydney hotel is rated by floor, and now many hotels in China are also like this. But this is very inconvenient for Yunluo and An Chuyu to go out in a group. If you don't have a card, you can't go through the door. Fire exits are only accessible and you will be trapped in the stairwell unless someone opens the door for you.

Yunluo is almost in the stairwell! There are many Chinese in Sydney. Don't worry too much about the language, especially for shopping and restaurants. There are basically Chinese. But in the fish market, there are not many people who can speak Chinese. Yunluo and An Chu met Sydney, the temperature difference between morning and evening is quite large, and in summer, spring and autumn clothes are carried.

The city of Sydney is clean and the road traffic industry is orderly. Pedestrians don't usually jaywalk, so Sydney drivers drive quite fast because they don't think anyone will suddenly break through. At Sydney crosswalks, press the button under the traffic light on the side of the road, otherwise you won't be able to wait for the green light to come on.

Yunluo and An Chuyu were received by friends in Melbourne, and after arriving in Melbourne, the friend drove Yunluo and An Chuyu directly to the Great Ocean Road. Traffic in Australia is on the left-hand side of the road, as opposed to mainland China. When crossing the street, look to the →→ on the right. The local trucks are very good-looking, just like the Transformers, much more beautiful than the ones in China!

At noon, Yunluo and An Chuyu passed by a town called Colac for lunch and ordered a McDonald's, which tasted similar to Huaguo's. Continue driving to the Great Ocean Road, where the coastal roads are very beautiful. Yunluo and An met for the first time and came to the Twelve Apostles. There is a map at the entrance that explains the location of the parking lot, toilets, etc.

After a short walk, I finally met the legendary twelve disciples, but now there are only 7 left. There are two more here. Yunluo and An Chuyu continued to drive back to the direction of Jilong (G), on the way everyone was enjoying the beautiful scenery, and suddenly saw a wild koala crossing the road.

Yunluo and An Chuyu hurriedly stopped to take pictures of it. Koala was a little panicked when she saw Yunluo and An Chuyu, and quickly climbed to the side of the road, and then began to think about how to walk. Yunluo and An followed it all the way to take pictures when they first met. It is said that koalas sleep 17-20 hours a day, and when they are awake, they spend half of their time thinking about what to do next.

The koala finally ran away in a hurry and climbed 2 meters in half a minute. Yunluo and An Chuyu saw that it had finally climbed a tree and was not moving, probably sleeping. Along the way, Yunluo and An first met very much and regretted not picking up the koala, which was a very rare opportunity.

Friends in Australia said that he had been in Australia for more than ten years, and it was the first time he had seen a koala in the wild. As we move on, it's getting late, but the Great Ocean Road is still beautiful. It's also a coastal road, I don't know which is better than the Great Ocean Road in the United States and Australia, so let's compare it when I have the opportunity to open Highway 1 again in the future.

Back in the evening, when they returned to Jilong (G), Yunluo and An Churan came to a pizza shop for dinner, and the decoration of this shop was very unique. That night, Yunluo and Ann first met and lived in a large house in Queenscliff called Bonsaibeachhouse. It is a large house containing 3 of them.

For more information about this house, Yunluo will be specified in the [Accommodation] section in the [Practical Guide] later. Since they had spent the night before on the plane, and there was still a 2-hour time difference here, Yunluo and An Chuyu went to bed early and prepared to continue tomorrow. The trip to Australia has just begun.

Queenscliff - Sorrento - Phillip Island - Churchhill Island [Itinerary Description] Today, Yunluo and Ann will drive to the port of Queenscliff (Scliff), take the ferry to Sorrento, and then drive to Churchill Island (Churchill Island) to visit Australian farms.

Go to Phillip Island in the evening to see little penguins before heading back to Melbourne. Driving route reference map: [Attraction Description] Phillip Island (Phillip Island) is a resort famous for its fairy little penguins. In the southwest of the island, Rland Beach is home to many of the world's smallest beaches. (To be continued)

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