So in the end they decided to take a cruise back to Perth. Afterwards, An Qingju and Yunluo felt that this was the right decision. ,)

Because the flight was delayed on the first day, I signed up for this half-day tour:

Looking down on Perth from a high place, the whole city is hidden in green. In Perth's urban green space system, the most eye-catching is Kings Park, which covers an area of ​​100 acres and is the largest urban park in the Southern Hemisphere due to its geographical location, ecological function and importance to urban life.

It is considered the "heart, lungs and soul" of Perth. Kings Park is located west of Perth city and only 1.5km east of the central business district (CBD). It is strategically located to the south of the Swan River, the southwest of the famous University of Western Australia (UWA), the west of the residential area, and the north of the office area.

Looking east from Mount Eliza in Kings Park, you can see the iconic panorama of Perth, with the central business district, Swan River and Darling Mountain forming the foreground, middle ground and background of the picture. The city scene and the natural environment complement each other. Unlike ordinary city parks, Kings Park has an unparalleled natural ecological community.

In 1900, the park was designated as a Class A nature reserve by the government. 23% of its area (about 267hm2) is strictly protected natural bushland. According to statistics, there are currently 324 native plants in the bushland, accounting for about 15% of the native plant species in Perth.

This is an important research and practice base for the protection of biodiversity and restoration of vegetation in Perth. Kings Park plays an important role in the lives of Perth people. It not only has a good ecological environment, complete leisure facilities and the world-renowned Western Australian Botanical Gardens, but also carries the history of the city. It has been an important gathering place for the Western Australian people for thousands of years. In 1831, the second year after the European colonists came to Perth, the Mount Eliza area was designated as an official public reserve, aiming to leave the most precious natural resources to the public.

It was designated as a city park in 1872, and was named "Perth Park" in 1895. In 1901, in commemoration of the accession of King Edward VII, "Perth Park" was renamed "King's Park", and it has been used ever since. From the completion of the first monument in 1902 to 2008, King's Park has built 53 official monuments.

They are dotted in the woods and lawns in the form of sculptures or small pieces, recording important events and figures in Perth's history. In addition, the park also has a "living memorial", the Avenue of Honor. Each tree along the avenue represents a hero who died for his country in the war. Currently, there are 1,175 memorial plaques under the trees.

According to statistics, the number of memorials in Kings Park ranks first among all parks in Australia. Therefore, Kings Park has become the venue for many important memorial ceremonies and activities, such as the annual Anzac Day morning memorial ceremony. It is a veritable memorial garden.

Kings Park is loved by tourists from Perth and all over the world, attracting up to 6 million visitors every year. The Wildflower Festival (ival. Figure 3) held here every spring has become a city brand of Perth.

The tour bus only takes An Qingju and Yunluo to the junction of Parryst and Southtce, and then An Qingju and Yunluo walk north along Southtce to the pier by the Swan River. Take a boat back to Perth (if you choose to go back by car, you can take this tour bus back then.)

The tour guide gave An Qingju and Yunluo a boarding pass each. With this boarding pass, they can choose any boat to return to Perth. It was already 10:35 when An Qingju and Yunluo arrived at the Fremantle town parking point. The earliest boat departed at 11:15. The next boat departed at 12:30.

Arrived at hhotel at 1:45 to pick up An Qingju and Yunluo (the cabin bus cannot pick up guests outside the hotel), and 15 minutes.

But when An Qingjue and Yunluo asked for directions, the locals told them that there was a fork road that led to the pier, which was relatively close, and the buildings along the road were very beautiful. Sure enough, there were very elegant buildings along the way, many of which were hotels.

When An Qingju and Yunluo arrived at the pier, they found many fences blocking the way. At this time, there were still 2 minutes to 11:15. Fortunately, they saw a small path in the fence and quickly passed through it. They rushed down the pier along the ladder and jumped on the boat. The crew put away the gangplank! Because of the tight time, they did not take pictures on the pier.

This hotel was converted from an old high-rise building, so all its decorations, layout, elevators, stairs, etc. reflect a Victorian elegance. The rooms are not small, but the corridors are a bit narrow.

This is the view of the hotel at night (night view). The place where the number 117 is shown is the main entrance of the hotel. That night, when An Qingjue and Yunluo checked in, because the ground floor, second floor and basement of the hotel are all wine areas, many young people dressed fashionably gathered there.

An Qingjue and Yunluo thought they had found the wrong place, because the address shown online was No. 107, but No. 107 was not a hotel at all. After finding this busy place, they saw a small counter:

Adelaide is the capital and port of South Australia, and is also the transportation center for the eastern states of Australia to the central and western parts of Australia. It is located on the coastal plain between Mount Lofty, Adelaide Hills and St. Vincent Bay in the southeast of the state.

The Torrens River runs through the city. The port is 12 kilometers northwest of the city and is connected by rail. The population is 1.2021 million (2008), accounting for more than 72% of the state's population, with a growth rate of 1.3%. The population density is 615 km². It was built in 1836. It is the administrative, economic, transportation and cultural center of the state.

Adelaide has an extraordinary geographical location. It is an important hub for Australia's east-west and north-south transportation. In addition to the Cross-Country Train () and the Han (S) to Darwin and Alice Springs, it is the southern port station of the Transcontinental Railway (Theghan). Nearby are wheat, barley and grape growing areas, and there is a developed dairy farming industry. It is the state's agricultural and livestock product trade center and an important export port.

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia. It was originally established by British colonists in 1836. It became Australia's first free colony. It is a quiet, beautiful and slightly rural city.

But it also has a modern and artistic atmosphere. Elegant Victorian and Edwardian buildings and colonial-era houses can be seen in the city. They are still well preserved, even the corridors and ironwork of the buildings. (To be continued...)