This was not very favorable for An Qingju and Yunluo's travel arrangements. An Qingju and Yunluo's lunch was taken by the tour guide to a picnic spot near the pulpitrock viewing platform. They could enjoy the surrounding natural beauty while having lunch in nature, which felt great.
By the way, the pulpitrock viewing platform is very well built and very steep. It looks dangerous, but it is actually very safe - please see the tour introduction on Day 15 for details.
In addition to the airport bus, there is also bus No. 37 from Perth Airport to the city center. It runs approximately once an hour and costs only yuan, which is much cheaper than the airport bus. Therefore, it is recommended that travelers going to Perth can choose to take the cheap bus, and the bus density is high.
It is no less spacious than the airport bus, and is very comfortable. There are not many people on board, so although it stops at many stations, it can still go very fast if no one gets on or off. (Of course, since it is a bus, it cannot take An Qingjue and Yunluo directly to the door of the hotel where they lost their place.) Later, when An Qingjue and Yunluo returned to Perth Airport on the 16th day, they took the No. 37 bus.
The round-trip family fare for the airport bus is still very cost-effective - AUD55 full price round trip, but it can only drop off at various hotels and can only pick up at various hotels, it cannot pick up anywhere else, even if the place is where it passes by - this is something you must pay attention to!
After boarding, you will pay and the driver will give you a receipt. You should keep this receipt well. When returning, you can make an appointment in advance (half a day in advance) by calling the number on the receipt. The airport bus has a fixed timetable, which is not very tight, so when returning from the city to the airport, you must pay attention to the time.
The airport bus first went to Terminal 3 to pick up passengers. Then it went to the city and directly sent An Qingjue and Yunluo to the hotel. It was already 10:15 when An Qingjue and Yunluo arrived at the hotel! It was dark all around, and almost all the shops were closed. An Qingjue and Yunluo had not slept for almost a day and a night.
They were already disoriented, and here they were in a completely unfamiliar place for An Qingjue and Yunluo. They were really a little scared at the time. Fortunately, the courtyard door of this hotel was easy to enter, but the door of the room was closed. Fortunately, there was light coming through the glass window of the office next to the door, and there was someone on duty.
It was Bonnie, a girl from South Korea who came to work. Yunluo had sent an email in advance to book the room and had not paid any deposit, but they had also reserved the room for Yunluo. She immediately called out Yunluo's name, took An Qingjue and Yunluo to their room, and introduced Yunluo to the hotel's facilities - where the bathroom was and where to burn things.
Later, Yunluo found out that as a night shift worker (she was the only worker on the night shift), she only worked until 11pm. In other words, once it was past 11pm, An Qingjue and Yunluo would be helpless! When Yunluo thought about this now, she still felt scared.
Because this was Yunluo's first time staying in this kind of backpacker hotel, he only knew that there was no TV in the hotel room. There was no bathroom, no slippers and towels. But there was a public kitchen where he could cook for himself, but he didn't know that they didn't even have a staff on duty at night, which was unimaginable in China.
When Yunluo was getting his English tour guide certificate, he learned that according to Chinese law, even the worst hotels must have night shift staff and a regular inspection system, but in Australia, perhaps because it is too safe, they don't have anyone on duty at night.
This is a photo of Yunluo, An Qingjue and Bonnie the night before they left the hotel. That day, their Singaporean boss's sister came to Perth with his mother for vacation and happened to come to inspect the store, so she asked her to take this photo of An Qingjue and Yunluo.
(Later, Yunluo learned from their Singaporean boss’ sister that because Western Australia is vast and sparsely populated, it needs workers, so foreigners are allowed to come in to work, but they must change employers every six months. Bonnie came to Perth to work under this name.)
This Korean girl was very nice. Yunluo asked her if there were any places to eat nearby, because An Qingjue and Yunluo hadn't eaten dinner yet, and because they were afraid of customs restrictions, An Qingjue and Yunluo didn't bring instant noodles from China (because the seasoning packets in instant noodles contain meat, and it seems that customs don't allow any meat products to be brought in).
As a result, she gave her Korean instant noodles and oranges to An Qingjue and Yunluo, which really solved An Qingjue and Yunluo's urgent needs.
Then An Qingjue and Yunluo cooked instant noodles in the public kitchen. The hungry children waited eagerly for food. This was An Qingjue and Yunluo's first meal in Australia. It was a very memorable one. They were very grateful to Bonnie! (Afterwards, An Qingjue and Yunluo bought some instant noodles and chocolates from the supermarket next to the hotel and gave them to Bonnie.)
This is the so-called superior room, with only 2 beds and a very simple kitchen. I felt that the room was quite cold, so I spent another $10 to ask Bonnie for 2 thin blankets (later I found out that it was not that cold), and borrowed an electric stove (but their electric stove was too noisy, so I had to return it to her later.)
The following are some photos of the interior of the hotel taken on the third night (the day before leaving Perth) when the clouds fell. This way, it can provide friends who are interested in staying in this hotel with a more intuitive and perceptual understanding of the hotel:
Perth, the capital of Western Australia and the fourth largest city in Australia, is located on the banks of the Swan River (also translated as Swan River) in the southwest corner of Australia.
Perth is a popular tourist destination due to its location in the Mediterranean climate region on the west coast of the Australian continent, with the vast Indian Ocean to the west. The mild climate and the unique scenery along the Swan River make Perth a very popular tourist destination. Perth has a population of about 1.3 million, of which about 84% are European and American, 2% are Asian, and about 14% are other races.
The economic development level is higher than the Australian average. Perth has a wide living space and a high level of quality of life. It ranks among the top cities in the world in the annual selection of the best cities to live in, reflecting that Perth is a good city in terms of living environment, quality of life and social welfare.
Most Perth people are friendly, and this attitude has been recognized. In 2003, Perth was ranked the world's friendliest city, and received worldwide praise and recognition (Yunluo has personally experienced this, the locals are really friendly to An Qingju and Yunluo's foreign visitors.)
The west coast of Perth is 7,350 kilometers west along the latitude to the coast of Africa; to the east is the Australian inland area. Due to its sparse population, it is known as the loneliest city in the world (there is no large-scale city within a radius of 1,300 miles - Perth is the farthest city from other large cities in the world. The nearest city with a population of more than 1 million is Adelaide in South Australia.
Southeast of Perth, 2,104 kilometers apart. Perth is closer to East Timor, Singapore, and Jakarta (the capital of Indonesia) than to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane in China. It is more Australian, with beautiful natural scenery, warm and hospitable locals, and many free facilities.
Due to its geographical location, there is no time difference between Perth and the capital of China. It has a time difference of two hours with the eastern part of Australia where the population is concentrated.
Perth has a Mediterranean climate, with humid winters and long, hot summers. The heat in summer is caused by the heat waves from the eastern desert winds, but the heat lasts only a few hours before a cool sea breeze blows from the southwest. With hot winds in the morning and cool winds in the afternoon, Perth is the windiest city in Australia.
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Perth has a pleasant climate with four distinct seasons. Summer is from December to February, Autumn is from March to May, Winter is from June to August, and Spring is from September to November. It is a Mediterranean climate, with hot and dry summers, which is always cooler than hot and humid. On the contrary, winters are milder and rainier.
For example, it is not too cold on sunny days, but it is cold in the early morning and evening. The temperature difference between the two days is large, sometimes reaching 10 to 20 degrees Celsius. It is not uncommon for the temperature to drop to 0 degrees Celsius at night when the temperature is 18 degrees Celsius during the day. In addition, the hottest month is February, with an average temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. The hottest temperature was 46.20 degrees Celsius on February 23, 1991.
The coldest month is July, with an average temperature of 17.40°C. The rainiest month is June, with an average rainfall of 182.40 mm, which is a truly cold and wet month. Moreover, due to the control of the westerly belt, strong winds and rainstorms often blow. June, with its cold winds and rain, is the least popular month for Perth residents who love the sun and the beach.
An Qingjue and Yun Luohua were not used to going out without boiled water. The Singapore airport did not have boiled water like the Sihai City Airport. However, after asking the airport staff, they learned that there was boiling water in the mother and baby room (because it was needed to make milk powder), so they could go to the mother and baby room to get boiled water. The mother and baby room was not locked. Of course, they had to confirm that the mother and baby room was empty before entering.
You should bring some commonly used medicines with you (not packed in your luggage, but carried with you), such as cold medicine, indigestion medicine, and diarrhea medicine. Because the air conditioning on the Singapore Airlines plane was turned on quite high, Yunluoan Qingju had some cold symptoms, but fortunately, I took a pill of "Day and Night Baifuning" and I was fine. (To be continued...)