A must-visit tourist attraction in Australia?

Australia, which has many unique flora and fauna and natural landscapes, is a good place to travel. So what are the must-see attractions? Here are the ones I have brought to you. I hope it will be helpful to you.

: Bendigo

Bendigo is a small city located in central Victoria, Australia. It is the fourth largest city in Victoria after Melbourne, Geelong and Ballarat. Bendigo's tourism industry is based on the local gold mining past, and the industry is very important to the local economy.

As a legacy of the gold rush, Bendigo has many ornate, late-Victorian colonial buildings, which provide Bendigo with a "French" style. The more important ones are Bendigo Ge municipal building, post office, court, etc. These buildings are all in the style of the French Second Empire and are properly protected by the city government. The Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bendigo is the third largest cathedral in Australia. It is a sandstone building with the main building built from 1896 to 1908 and the bell tower completed in 1954 and 1977 respectively. Bendigo's Great Temple was a temple built by Chinese miners in the 1860s. It is the only building in Victoria that has been stored and is still used as a temple today. Rosalind Park is located next to the city center. It is a Victorian park with sculptures and a granite viaduct. In addition, you can also visit the gold mines of the past as well as the modern technical museum and tram museum.

The Ethnic Music Festival held in Bendigo in early November each year is the largest in the southern hemisphere, attracting participants from all over Australia and the world. Bendigo Easter attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year, with celebrations including events, exhibitions and carnivals.

：Victoria Desert

The Victoria Desert is located in the southwest of the Australian interior, spanning South Australia and Western Australia, bordering the Gibson Desert to the north and the Nullarbor Plain to the north. It is more than 1,000 kilometers long from east to west, with a maximum width of about 550 kilometers, covering an area of ??424,400 square kilometers, with an average altitude of 150-300 meters, and many sand dunes, sand plains and salt marshes.

In 1875, the adventurer Ernest Giles crossed this area from east to west and named it the Victoria Desert, which is the largest desert in Australia. Rainfall here is scarce, drought is abnormal, and the highest temperature in summer can reach 50 degrees Celsius. Because there are no obstructions from tall trees, the strong wind roars over this desert all day long, and the wind is the only sound here. Anyone would think this is a land of death, but in 1973, an Australian botanist named Flannery discovered while traveling on a motorcycle that there were more than 3,600 species of plants thriving in this desert*** born. If calculated per unit area, the species diversity is far greater than that of the tropical rain forests of South America. Therefore, the discoverers called it a desert garden. Plants growing here require very little water and nutrients, almost one-tenth that of plants elsewhere. At the same time, the leaves of all the plants here are not green, but come in various bright colors. What’s even more bizarre is that these flowers secrete unimaginable amounts of nectar.

: Urimubila Wildlife Park

Urimubila Wildlife Park is located in a valley in South Australia, only five minutes from the center of Victor Harbor. The drive is the best place to see Australia’s native animals.

There are more than 400 native Australian animals living in Urimubila Wildlife Park. It not only provides tourists with opportunities to watch animals, but also provides teaching resources for schools, allowing children to learn about animals in a natural environment. relevant knowledge. Kangaroos, koalas, small red-bellied wallabies, echidnas, dingoes, crocodiles, lizards, snakes, and pythons are the most common animals in the park. In addition, there are more than a hundred birds of different colors. The most interesting thing for tourists is feeding kangaroos. The feeling of cute kangaroos foraging for food on your hands is very gratifying. There will also be koala-related performances at 11:00, 14:00 and 16:00 every day, and there will also be a snake training performance at 16:00 in the afternoon, which is exciting and will make people applaud.

In order to allow children to have better contact with animals, the park also has a children's farm where children can touch the farm animals. In addition, it also provides picnic and barbecue venues for tourists. In addition to seeing a variety of animals, visitors can also admire canoes and shields made by local indigenous residents at Urimubila Wildlife Park, and learn about the living environment and lifestyle of indigenous residents.

: Golf Museum

The Australian Golf Museum is located in a small village called Bothwell*** in Tasmania, Australia. It is said that the The golf course is the oldest in the southern hemisphere and was established in 1996 by Australian Golf Championship champion Peter Toogood. The museum is housed in an old local sandstone historic building, a smaller house that was previously used as a local primary school classroom.

Step into the Australian Golf Museum, which tells people the history of the development and evolution of golf. How golf transformed from an initial rough game in the coastal villages of southeast England into an elegant international sport and became Australia's most popular sport. A popular sport. The exhibitions in the museum prove to people: why the historic Bowesville area became the earliest golf area in Australia, and the nearby Ratho*** Golf Course is recognized as the oldest golf course in Australia. And the town of Bowesville is home to five different golf courses.

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