readx;?is a well-known chain hotel here, there are four around Gee Street alone, the location of the hotel is really good, 2 minutes' walk from TownHall, Yunluo and An Chuyu did not book a room with a sky view (super high-rise), booked an ordinary room AUD235/day. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

But luck is so unstoppable, get off the plane from the cat is 8 o'clock in the morning, to the hotel is only 10 o'clock, the front desk Chinese brother said, ordinary rooms can not be checked now, if you add AUD50 / day, you can live to the 52nd floor of the sky, it is to ask for ah, ah, so every day AUD275 / day.

Soft sister coin 1600 / day, that is, to catch up with the early order, plus not the most sought-after days, in order to have such a good price, you must know that December 31 - January 2, the house here is a soft sister coin 8000 + / day, cover your face, scratch your head, gray slippery, go to North Sydney to live in the recommended index: there is no problem with the house itself.

Why is there one less star, because the legend is that the higher floors have better scenery) After talking about the air tickets and hotels, the rest of the cost is to play, let's talk about the small group booked by Yunluo, or a one-day tour, two-day tour and half-day tour [About the event] What is the most famous in Australia?! There is no doubt that there are three major in Australia: Big Rock, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Great Ocean Road.

(Here An Chuyu said weakly, there are also coat hangers --- Sydney Harbour Bridge.) There is no way to get to the big rocks. This time, you can go to the Great Barrier Reef and the Great Ocean Road to play hard and go to the pre-determined group, which are: 1. Helicopter/Great Barrier Reef Boat Tour One-day tour AUD399/person, fly to the boat back. A buffet lunch is included, which is booked through Aole.com.

Link here this is a review post written by Yunluo, for reference only, a few pictures on the recommended index 2.The Great Ocean Road two-day tour, is a foreign group, but it is really not recommended, not the problem of the group itself, the leader of the group jude is particularly good. is the most conscientious and responsible tour guide in Yunluo, but it is too popular in the Chinese circle!

A minibus. In addition to the tour guide, there were only 3 foreigners! The rest are all Chinese, all of whom wrote a guide written by a sister on a poor tour, and the tour guide was also very helpless. Although Yunluo doesn't recommend it, it's better to put the URL out of the recommendation index (of course.) If you like a group with a lot of Chinese people, this group can give 10 stars! ）

The picture above ~ 3. Yarra Valley hot air balloon flight, also booked through the Aole network, aud299 / person, including a breakfast and go to the hotel pick-up, send the website and Yunluo himself to write a review how to say, for this activity, Yunluo does not have too many satisfaction and dissatisfaction problems, the main problem is to regret why you choose Yarra Valley!

Why didn't you choose the sky over the cat-based city! Yarra Valley ??? What a place this is. This is the most common big farm in Australia, plus a little river ditch! I got up at 3 o'clock in the morning, just to fly over the farm! Although the arrangement is actually quite good. Pick up at the hotel at 3:45 and the breakfast was very generous.

You can also visit the winery early in the morning, but why didn't Yunluo TM participate in the city hot air balloon, I regret it a lot, and secretly tear the recommended index: (If you like to watch the big grass and see the big cows and sheep.) This group gives 5 stars) take a look at the picture above~4.There is also a half-day tour group of Whiteparadise Beach that I decided to book temporarily after arriving.

aud99/person, why didn't you book in advance. It's because the half-day tour of White Heaven departs from Arliebeach, which is too expensive from Hamilton (AUD179, but this cheap half-day tour does not have the opportunity for Yunluo and An Chu to meet the viewing platform, and it is just a boat to pull everyone to the beach.

Playing in the sand or going into the water by yourself, there is no extra activity. The sun burst the skin violently, and cried again, and then Yunluo and An met for the first time and went to the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The Art Gallery of New South Wales is located next to Australia's famous Sydney Opera House, near Circular Quay, a 15-minute walk from the Sydney Opera House or Sydney Tower.

Founded in 1874, the Art Gallery of New South Wales is one of the three largest art galleries in Australia, exhibiting some of Australia's finest artworks. The museum mainly exhibits Australian art from various periods, as well as Impressionist masters and Asian art. Every year, three of the most important art awards in the Australian art world are judged here.

The award-winning works are also on display here. The Art Gallery of New South Wales is not very high, with one floor above ground and four floors underground. The exterior walls of the museum are entirely decorated with light orange stone, and there is a protruding colonnade at the entrance, reminiscent of an ancient Roman temple, and the façade is a narrow square window between the upper and lower columns.

The window frames and lintels are typical of Renaissance carving. Inside the entrance is a small hallway-like exhibition room with a dome in the middle and semicircles on both sides, through which you can enter the main hall of the museum. In contrast to the classical architectural practices outside, the floor of the museum is made of light marble, and there is no frills in the huge exhibition halls.

Paintings hang on the pink walls, and the spotlights on the ceiling emit soft beams of light, providing suitable lighting for the paintings. Due to the museum's proximity to the Royal Botanic Gardens, the architects opened windows at the corners of some of the galleries, and the thin, straight glass weakened the bulk of the interior, adding to the virtual and the real.

The indoors and outdoors are interacted with by natural light, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty of the outdoors while enjoying the artworks. Since the gallery has two floors of exhibition rooms underground, the overall building is not very tall from the outside, but the beautifully carved exterior structure and the ornate stone columns that surround the entire building are impressive.

The entrance to the gallery is on the fourth floor, and you enter the bright hall of Houshi, flanked by the 19th Century European and Australian Art Exhibition and the 20th Century Australian Art Exhibition. The 19th-century European Art Pavilion houses many excellent works. The most representative of these are Whistler's "Silver Gray Night Scene" and the impressionist master Picasso.

Works by Monet and Lautrec. The 19th-century Australian Art Gallery displays works of art representing the highest level of Australia. Among them, E. Grander's "Frost in Spring" won the 1919 Wynne Cup Award. The third floor is dedicated to the Asian and Oceanian art exhibition. Among them, sculptures and ceramics from China, India, and Japan.

Paintings occupy a large proportion. Among them, the terracotta warriors and horses of the Tang Dynasty, the porcelain pagodas of the Han Dynasty, Buddha statues and other precious cultural relics show the splendid cultural origin of China. The first floor of the gallery showcases the traditional and modern art of the original Aboriginal people. It houses Australia's richest collection of Aboriginal and Terry Strait Islander art.

The works collected in the 30s and 40s of the 20th century reflect the fundamental connection between the ancient indigenous peoples and the land. The works of some well-known contemporary indigenous artists reflect the spiritual outlook and living conditions of modern indigenous peoples. The fifth floor is the Photography Gallery. The café on the third floor overlooks Sydney Harbour.

It's a great place to take a break. In the shopping mall on the fifth floor, you can buy the latest art albums, monographs, art souvenirs, etc. 、A handsome guy I met outside the museum! Coming out of the art museum. Walking distance to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. St Mary's Cathedral Stmaryscathedral is the spiritual home of Sydney's Catholic community.

It is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney and was built on the site of Sydney's first Catholic church. It is Australia's largest and oldest religious building, located on the corner of College Street and Prince Albert Road, opposite Hyde Park. The cathedral is built of local sandstone. The "Gothic" architectural style is an architectural relic of medieval cathedrals in Europe.

It was built in 1821, and the Catholic priests officially came to Australia in 1820, so St. Mary's Cathedral is also known as the mother of the Australian Catholic Church motatholicism. The cathedral under construction was destroyed by fire in 1865. The reconstruction began in 1865 and took more than 60 years.

Completed in 1928. From 1998 to 2000, the minaret of the church was repaired. The cathedral is 107 meters long, the nave is 24.3 meters wide, and the ceiling is 22.5 meters high. The height of the central tower is 46.3 meters, and the height of the front tower and minaret is 74.6 meters. St. Mary's Church is majestic. The interior is solemn. Pattern of the floor of Father Mallogo in the catacombs of the church.

It is based on the theme of the Genesis, and is made of colorful rubble inlays, and is famous all over the world for its exquisite handwork. It is not only a valuable heritage of the past, but also an important part of the spiritual and cultural life of the entire city and country today. The interior of St. Mary's Cathedral is free and free to visit. Visitors enter the church as soon as they enter.

Immediately you will be infected by a solemn atmosphere. However, because it was Sunday and Sunday when Yunluo and An first met, they couldn't go in to visit, and they could only enjoy it from the outside, which was a pity! Across the street from St Mary's Cathedral is Hyde Park, an Sydney city centre located on the east side of the city centre and originally built in 1810.

It has a history of more than 200 years, and there are large areas of clean lawns and towering trees that are more than 100 years old. It's a great place to relax. At the heart of the park is a uniquely designed fountain. He is composed of a group of bronze sculptures, with a young man holding a guqin in the middle and a fan-shaped water spray behind him.

There are also several groups of bronze sculptures in the pool. The shape of Hyde Park is approximately rectangular. The south end of the square and the north end of the circle, bordered by Elizabeth Street to the west, University Street to the east, St James's Road to the north and Prince Albert Road to the north.

There is also Liverpool Street to the south. Hyde Park was originally intended to be a barracks, but after it was built, no troops lived there, and instead became a place to hold prisoners brought from all over the world. In 2012, it became a museum showcasing the life of Australia's early exiles and some precious objects.

By 1810, Hyde Park had become a model of London style. But Hyde Park was several times bigger than it was in 2012. Because this green space is also used as a training ground for the army. Later, it was also used as a racecourse and cricket ground. Hyde Park is located just a short walk from the city in Hyde Park.

The short, well-manicured lawn in the shade of the trees is a popular lunchtime date spot. Stroll over the gentle hills. Built to commemorate the Franco-Australian alliance in World War I, the surging Archibald Fountain leaves the noise of vehicles far behind. In the evening, Yunluo and An met for the first time and returned to Le Dol's Harbor for dinner.

The hotel where Yunluo and Ann Chuyu stayed was Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour. The hotel is also behind the Erotic Port, just across the overpass, you can enjoy the beautiful night view of the Valentine's Harbor.

Embracing NatureSydney Wildlife World - Blue Mountains Sydney Wildlife Park, located near WN in Western Sydney, opened in 2006 and is popular with visitors for its engaging and interactive nature. and has become a world-class zoo.

Sydney Wildlife World is the world's largest indoor wildlife park and the world's largest indoor zoo with the largest variety of Australian flora and fauna. There are thousands of animals living in it. The animal world is divided into 10 exhibition halls, namely Colorful Butterflies Flying, Ridgeless World, Crawling Aliens, Canyon Flight, Midnight Wandering, Sunny, Tropical Rainforest, and Kangaroo Cliff.

Aussie Baby and Semi-arid Prairie, a visit to each pavilion is a thrilling adventure, a fantastic trip. This unrivalled, world-class environment is home to a diverse variety of wildlife. From cold reptiles, terrifying and ferocious beasts to beloved koala bears, you can get up close and personal with them.

Get the extra feeling. The next appearance is Australia's national treasure - koala, I heard that koalas sleep more than 17 hours a day, Yunluo and An are very lucky to meet for the first time, they are very face-saving are 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. Especially koalas.

Because of the fragrance of eucalyptus, yes, this park is filled with a faint fragrance. You can get up close and personal with kangaroos, koalas and other birds and animals, and you can feed them, but only at $1 per serving. Leave the zoo and drive for almost 2 hours. Finally arrived at Sydney's Blue Mountains National Park.

Blue Mountains AIN is located in New South Wales, Australia, which borders the city of Sydney. It is about 100 kilometres west of Sydney. Its hills begin fifty kilometres west of Canberra and stretch from the west bank of the Nepean River to the west bank of the Coxs River. Blue Mountain's counterparts use this bracelet containing electronic chips throughout the process.

In the Blue Mountains, whether it's a small train or a cable car, you need to brush the bracelet. Different fares have different color bracelets, Yunluo and An first encounter are green, and children seem to be blue. The Blue Mountains of Sydney were once hailed by Queen Elizabeth II 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). Due to the rich fragrance of eucalyptus leaves, the volatile vapors of this fragrance are refracted by the sunlight, which envelops the Blue Mountains in a blue haze, not only on the slopes of the mountain with a faint layer of blue smoke, but also in the sky with blue haze.

As a result, the Blue Mountains have earned a name as beautiful as their views. The highest peak of the Blue Mountains, Mount Victoria, is 1,111 metres high and remains an unconquered pristine mountain forest due to its remoteness and desolation. 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 and cliffs, standing majestically; Waterfalls cascade down into lush forests or into towering ravines. 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 from the four seasons, so they often come here to escape the coastal dogs. Sydneysiders love to spend the weekend in the delightful little inns, where deep gorges that wind their way between boulders, sandstones, waterfalls, lush eucalyptus forests and fern forests make for hiking and lounging.

There are as many as 80,000 residents living in the Blue Mountains National Park, and the stars are scattered in 7 large and small villages and towns, where human beings and nature, primitive and civilized, have lived in harmony for a long time, giving people a sense of paradise back to nature. The most famous scenery of the Blue Mountains is the Three Sisters Peak, Danya reflects the blue sky, which has a unique charm.

In the old days, three Aboriginal Australian sisters fell in love with three brothers who were descendants of the enemy of the tribe, and staged an Australian version of "Romeo and Juliet". In order to resist the evil forces of feudalism, the brave Three Sisters preferred to turn into three stubborn rocks, namely the Three Sisters PeakWhen the Europeans arrived in Australia, the Blue Mountains had been replaced by the local indigenous gundungurra.

Occupied for thousands of years, these indigenous people are now represented by the Gundongula Tribal Council's Indigenous Company in Katoomba Ba. According to Aboriginal legend, the Blue Mountains originated from the legendary battle between the dream creature Merrigan and the Gallengas, a half-aquatic and half-creeping creature. To be continued