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In this way, more than 270 kilometers from Sydney to Canberra, Yunluo and An first met to the hotel to put their luggage. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info In Canberra Yunluo and An Chu met the hotel is l It is said that the Chinese delegation visiting Australia are staying here, and the conditions are not bad. For more information about this hotel, Yunluo will be specified in the [Accommodation] section of the [Practical Guide] later.

After putting away the luggage, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove to the Australian Parliament Building. You can visit it, but you need to go through security. The Parliament Building has two facades, one main and one secondary, and the main façade located in the northeast direction is the official entrance and the public entrance. The sub-façade, located to the southwest, is a simple entrance to the work used by councillors and staff.

Enter the state-of-the-art entrance hall of the Capitol from the main entrance. The lobby in the middle of the foyer, which leads into the center of the building, is the centerpiece of the building's ceremonies. A marble staircase flanks the foyer and connects to the public cloister on the second floor, leading to the House and Senate rooms on either side of the building. The halls of the two courtyards are actually connected to the central building but are structurally independent.

Capitol Hall. The weaving painting hanging on the wall in the distance is one of the largest in the world, measuring 20 meters long and 9 meters high. The main color of the Australian Senate Chamber is red, reflecting the theme color of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom. The colour palette used in the Senate is also a calmer hematite ochre, reflecting the colour of Australian land, particularly the outback.

The colour of the House of Commons is green, which is intended to reflect the colour of the House of Commons in the UK, in a nod to Australia's parliamentary tradition, which is rooted in the long tradition of Westminster. However, the shade of green used here was chosen in a lighter shade. Echoes the color of the Australian eucalyptus leaves. At the top of the building, an 81-meter-high flagpole hangs 12.8 meters long.

The 6.4-meter-wide flag, which is the size of half a tennis court, weighs 15 kilograms. The flagpole weighs 250 tons. Cast from Wollongong polished stainless steel. By design, the flagpole is the top of the Capitol and is an easily recognizable symbol of the nation's government. The flagpole is easily visible from both inside and outside the Capitol during the day and illuminated at night with lights.

Coming out of the Parliament building, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove to the Australian National University. It's quiet inside the school. There are not many students in the playground, and they may all be in class, in fact, Yunluo wants to say. In the capital, if there is such good weather, everyone will definitely come out for activities. The lawn in front of the school building. After visiting the school, Yunluo and An met for the first time and came to Canberra is centre for a walk.

The city is a lot cleaner than Sydney and Melbourne. The next day. Yunluo and An first met in the morning to the National Museum, and the appearance of this museum is very stylish. The parking lot was so hard to find that it took several laps to get one. You can't take pictures in the museum, and Yunluo can only take two photos at the door.

Australia's history is not long. There are many exhibits that can be seen in the museum, but the descriptions of the exhibits are all in English, and there are still many obscure words, and most of them are not very clear...... At noon, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove back to Sydney, after 270 kilometers of exercise, and when they went back, Yunluo was already able to overtake in various parallel lines.

Hehe. When you arrive at a rest area, the capital, the capital, you look at the blue sky! After returning the car to Sydney Airport. Yunluo and Ann first met by plane to Tasmania, the southernmost island of Zhoulia. Canberra partially finished.

Yunluo and Ann Chuyu lived in Hobart for three days in Tasmania, and today Yunluo and Ann Chuyu signed up for a day trip to Wineglassbay. It's a long way from Hobart to Wineglass Bay. It takes more than 3 hours on the road, and 7 hours back and forth. The route is shown in the map: [Attraction Description] Tasmania (Tasmania) is the only island state in Australia.

Formerly known as Van Dimmens Land, it is located 240 kilometers south of the Australian mainland. Tasmania encompasses the island of Tasmania with the surrounding islets. Tasmania, located in the southeast of Australia, is a heart-shaped island, across the sea from Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, the southernmost part of the Australian mainland.

Both officially and privately refer to Tasmania as "Tasmania". Tasmania covers an area of 90,758km2. It has the smallest footprint of the six states. The state has a population of 493,000 (2007) and the largest city is the capital Hobart. Population 210,000 (2006). Tasmania is one of Australia's most ecologically protected natural ecosystems.

Tasmania is known as the "Natural State", also known as the "Island of Apples" and also known as the "Australian version of New Zealand", characterized by beautiful scenery and simple people. Geographically, as an independent island, the region has large undeveloped natural areas, and about 40% of the state is officially classified as a national park, nature reserve or world natural heritage site.

Wineglassbay is one of Tasmania's most popular holiday destinations for tourists and locals alike. Overlooking the crystal clear Great Oyster Bay (Rbay), it is a haven for swimmers, divers, dinghy, boating and fishing. 【Start of the trip】Pick up.

Yunluo and Ann first met by plane from Sydney to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, and arrived in Hobart at night. In Hobart, the hotel where Yunluo and An first met was L, the front desk was a Chinese, and the hotel environment was good. Detailed information about this hotel.

Yunluo will be specified in the [Accommodation] section of the [Practical Guide] later. Yunluo and An Chuyu reported a day trip to Jiubei Bay, the price was $105 (¥588) per person, I wanted to rent a car for self-driving, but I felt a little tired of driving 7 hours a day, and the car rental cost + fuel + tickets and group fees were about the same.

So I simply signed up for a group. In the morning, Yunluo and An first met to take the travel agency's car to Jiubei Bay, and the car drove to the town of Orford to rest, where the scenery is very beautiful. When you are about to reach Wineglass Bay, there is a section of the road that is a coastal road, and the scenery along the way is very beautiful. When they were about to arrive at Wineglass Bay, Yunluo and An Churan came to a manor and sat for a short rest.

The estate has homemade chocolates and jams. There was also ice cream, which tasted amazing. Came to Alpark, where Wineglass Bay is. However, if you want to see Jiubei Bay, you have to climb a mountain, and after a while, Yunluo and An have to go up the mountain for the first time. At the entrance of the park there is a spot called Bay, Lover's Bay, and the view is very good.

Yunluo and An first met here for lunch. The water in Lover's Bay is crystal clear. After the meal, Yunluo and An Chuyu began to climb the mountain, and the mountain road was easy to climb. Just keep walking, and in the middle you will pass by a terrace with a view. It is possible to take short breaks. In the end, Yunluo and Ann meet for the first time, and finally arrive at the lookout (kout) in Wineglass Bay.

However, Yunluo feels that the scenery here is not as good as imagined, maybe the angle is not very good, and you can also go down to Jiubei Bay from here, but it takes an hour and a half to go back and forth. Since Yunluo and An first met on this day to report a tour group, there are strict time requirements, so they didn't go down, it's a pity!

On the way back to Hobart, Yunluo and Ann first met and came to Swansea for a short break, which is a beautiful town. If you have more time to travel, we recommend staying here for a day. The cars played by local children in Swansea were quite interesting, and it was a very laid-back place.

In the evening, Yunluo and Ann meet for the first time and return to Hobart. Yunluo and An first met and went to the most famous local steak restaurant, Ballandchain, to eat steak, the steak here is very delicious and the price is not too expensive. More about this home. Yunluo will be specified in the later [Practical Guide: Catering and Cuisine]. After eating, I walked back to the hotel, and I will start driving again tomorrow!

Today, Yunluo and Ann first met in Hobart city to rent a car and drive to Bruny Island. Please refer to the map for the self-driving route: [Attraction Description] Bruny Island (Bruny Island) is an island in Australia, with an area of 322 square kilometers, located on the southeast coast of Tasmania. and Tasmania between the main island by Jean.

The Entcasteks Strait separates. Storm Bay is located in the northeastern part of the island. The name of the island and the strait comes from the French explorer Bruni Jean Entcastellux (AUX). Geographically, Bruny Island is actually made up of two islands. North Bruny and South Bruni, which are connected by a narrow sandy isthmus.

The area outside the island's settlements is pastures and large eucalyptus forests. The interior of the country is constantly being deforested, but much of the rest, especially the southeast coastline, is protected by the South Brunny National Park. On the seaward side there are two long stretches of beach, Adventure Cove and Cloud Cove.

At over 200 metres above sea level, the diabase cliffs are among the highest seaside cliffs in Australia. On the side of the bay is a great place for locals and tourists to fish and have fun. Here is the official website where you can learn more about the attractions on the island: .au [Trip begins] With the experience of driving from Sydney to and from Canberra.

It's not a difficult thing to drive on the left-hand side of the road, and today Yunluo and An Chuyu rented a car in Hobart, which is still a Nissan X-Trail, the same as Sydney's, because this is really the cheapest SUV that can put down Yunluo and An Chuyu's box, and tomorrow Yunluo and An Chuyu will drive it to Launceston Airport to return the car.

Then fly back to Melbourne. Regarding self-driving in Australia, Yunluo will be specified in the later [Practical Guide to Australian Self-driving]. Back to the point, since Bruny Island is an island, you need to take a ferry to and fro, and when you buy a ticket at the ferry station, there will be a ferry schedule, so be sure to keep an eye on the time of the last ferry.

Hurry back early or you'll have to live on the island! Waiting in line for the ferry, this time Yunluo and An Chuyu rented the X-Trail in dark green, and it was the last one on the far right. The ferry is about 20 minutes long and you can walk to the boat and see the scenery. Get ready to go to the island! At this time, the sound of every car being lit will be heard on board.

Just in those few seconds, it was hilarious. Yunluo and An first met by car to Urebay, a narrow sandy isthmus that connects the North Island and the South Island of Bruny Island. Walk to the lookout and you'll find that it's a beautiful place! There is the sea on both sides, and you are in the middle. The sandy beach here is also nice and there are few people.

However, since it is the southern part of the southern hemisphere, the weather is still relatively cold, and you can't go to the sea yet. There are very few people. And it's beautiful, that's what Yunluo likes! Continue south to the South Island. Yunluo and Ann first meet and plan to go to the southernmost Capebruny Lighthouse.

The last section of the road to the lighthouse is a dirt road, but fortunately, Yunluo and An Chuyu rented an SUV, or it is estimated that many places will be dragged to the bottom. There is a parking lot near the lighthouse, and the last leg of the road after parking the car needs to be walked. Finally arrive at the lighthouse, which is the southernmost point that Yunluo has reached on this trip, and the southernmost place on Earth that Yunluo has been to so far.

Looking down from the hill of the lighthouse, the view here is also beautiful. No less than Wineglass Bay. Leaving the lighthouse, Yunluo and An Chuyu passed by a green space. There are a lot of sheep here, and when I saw Yunluo taking pictures of it, I came close to see Yunluo and An meet for the first time. Yunluo and An Chuyu did not return the same way, but chose to go east through the rainforest. Go and see the east side of the island.

There are some exhibits in this jade forest that show how people used to collect wood. To the east of Bruny Island, there are beautiful reeds. After resting for a while, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove back to the pier and took the ferry back. Driving back to Hobart City in the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu still went to Ballandchain yesterday to eat steaks.

I didn't expect this store to come twice. This morning Yunluo and Ann first met to visit the famous Salamanca (A) Bazaar, then drove up Mount Wellington to see the whole of Hobart from the mountain, and then drove to the Mona Museum. In the afternoon, drive to Launceston Airport to change cars.

Fly back to Melbourne. Hobart to Mount Wellington and then to the Mona Museum Self-drive Route Reference Map: Hobart to Launceston Airport Self-drive Map: [Attraction Description] Salamanca (A) is the general name for all areas and related activities related to Salamanca in Tasmania, Australia.

It is located southeast of the city center of Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, and is a frequent place for people on the outskirts of the city to eat and relax. Lots of folk entertainment. Mass events are held on the surrounding lawns. The famous Saturday Salamanca market. It is a great place to attract locals and tourists alike. The bars and restaurants in the neighborhood are also popular local choices after dark.

From December to January every year, entertainment and dining events are held at the nearby pier. Mount Wellington is located 20 kilometres west of Hobart city centre, about a 20-minute drive and at an elevation of 1,270 metres above sea level. At the top of the hill is a platform that overlooks the whole of Hobart and the waters of the River.

In winter, you can also enjoy the snow. Mt Wellington is one of the best places to see Hobart due to its location. Follow the trail, which opened in 1937, and walk for about 2 hours to reach the summit. It can also be reached by car along the bumpy motorized road.

The Museum of Ancient and New Art (WART) has an official description: When you travel to the end of the world. Sail up the river and you might have a slim chance of reaching Mona. Museum of Ancient and Modern Art. Mona is located in Tasmania, the southernmost part of Australia.

This will be the furthest you can reach from the international art world. This cave paradise is home to David Walsh's private collection. The local boy is at the tables of the casino world, with a collection spanning thousands of years, from ancient artifacts to a machine that defecates at 2pm.

From Australian modern masters (Blackman, Boyd, Nolan, Whiteley) to international contemporary stars (Delva Delvoye, Ikeda Ikeda, Ofili, Kiefer). There is no explanatory text on the walls of the gallery. But Yunluo and An first met with 'O', a handheld device.

For you to read the art information (some of the insights that have been told, known as posturing 'artwank', or you would rather listen to David's neurotic rants). You also don't need any explanations - Mona wants you to have your own opinion, your own most authentic reaction to what is in front of you. If your reaction is, 'That's!' ‘，

You can also press the 'hate' key on the 'o'. Located in the northern part of the Australian island of Tasmania, Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania with a population of 103,200 (2006). Launceston is the third oldest city in Australia (after Sydney and Hobart).

It has a large number of historical buildings and landscapes. 【Tour start】Salamanca Bazaar is only available on Saturdays, which is why Yunluo and Ann Chuyu changed their itinerary and continued to live in Hobart. (originally planned to be in Launceston now) is a very unique market selling local produce.

Very lively. It was written on the black paper that all the goods of "asmania" were made in Tasmania. These boards are beautiful. Fresh flowers. There is a park on the south side of the market, where many people get up early for morning exercises. Next, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove up Mount Wellington, and the car could directly see the top of the mountain. (To be continued)

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