Travel in Perth

It is located on Mt. Eliza Mountain by the Swan River, covering an area of 4 hectares, occupying the whole hill. There are luxuriant forests in the park, and the trees are taller than the sky, which is magnificent. On the one hand, the design of the park tries to keep the original natural atmosphere, with ancient sightseeing trams shuttling between the park and the park by camel, which makes people feel the feeling of returning to the original. On the other hand, many modern facilities have been added for the convenience of tourists, such as Frasers Restaurant, a famous five-star restaurant in Perth, barbecue pits, greenhouses and observation platforms, which are the best places to overlook the whole Perth city. Kings Park, which is interwoven with primitive and modern, has unexpected harmony and coordination. A special topic is that September to November every year is Perth's spring, which is the season to watch wild flowers in full bloom. At that time every year, a wild flower festival will be held in Kings Park for tourists to watch, and they don't have to go to the remote suburbs of Western Australia to enjoy it. The vast green grassland in the park has suddenly turned into a sea of colorful flowers, which is very beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

A corner of the street in Perth's Central Business District (CBD)-mainly composed of Hay Street, Murray Street, Barrack Street, William Street, King Street and St Georges Terrace, it is the main shopping center. The places worth visiting in CBD include Perth Mint, London Court, Burswood Casino, Swan Bells and Western Australia Museum. Compared with Sydney or Melbourne, Perth's CBD is small, but it is prosperous and full of elegant urban atmosphere. The tallest skyscraper in the city is the Central Park in St Georges Terrace.