Where to go in Australia in November

(1) Canberra

Canberra is the capital of the Australian Federation, is a new city rising from the ground after the federal government set up the capital in 1913, the current population of about 400,000 people, is a purely political center. There are no economic sectors other than tourism, gambling, and services that cater to the needs of federal government agencies, research institutes, tertiary institutions, and cultural and entertainment sectors. With more than 60% green space throughout the city, it is a world-famous garden city.

The main tourist attractions are:

1. Lake Griffin

Lake Griffin is the eye-catching landmark is the Captain Cook Fountain, which is commemorating the 200th anniversary of the landing of Captain Cook's commemorative products, the water column can be sprayed up to 130 meters, quite spectacular. Other attractions at Lake Griffin include the Canberra Metropolitan Plan Gallery on Raceboat Point, Blundell's Farm, built in 1858, and the clock tower on Aspen Island.

2. National Aquarium

Located near Scrivener Dam, about 4 kilometers from Canberra. The National Aquarium is home to a wide variety of Australian marine life and has an on-site dive area for both novice and experienced divers. The nearby Australian Wildlife Sanctuary offers visitors the chance to get up close and personal with the animals, as well as a spectacular sheep shearing show.

3. New Parliament House

The new Parliament House, constructed in marble, has managed to create an extraordinary atmosphere of power in the white, black and red marble space. The building is the work of the trio of Australian architect R. Supp and American architects Mitchell and Kigora. Visitors can visit the lobby and the Upper and Lower Houses of Parliament, and if they take the elevator to the top platform, they will be able to overlook the panoramic view of Canberra.

(ii) Sydney

Sydney is Australia's largest city and an important port, but also the capital of New South Wales, the whole city is built on the low hills around the bay, the urban area of 12,406 square kilometers, the population of about 3.75 million people (of which 3.2 million in the metropolitan area, 550,000 in the city district). Sydney is an important political, economic and financial center of Australia, as well as a world-famous tourist city.

Sydney has many scenic attractions, the main ones are:

1. Sydney Opera House

The building that best represents Australia is known as the eighth wonder of the world. Designed by the Danish Joem Utzon, the Sydney Opera House looks like a number of huge seashells opening backward, or like a full white sail. Construction of the Sydney Opera House began in 1959 and took 14 years to complete. It has nearly 1,000 rooms, including four halls: the Concert Hall, the Opera Hall, the Drama Hall and the Theater. It receives more than 2 million visitors a year and attracts more than 200,000 tourists.

2. Sydney Aquarium

The main building in the Darling Harbor below the water of the Sydney Aquarium, with up to 146 meters long underwater passage, all arc-shaped glass viewing windows, allowing visitors to enjoy the underwater ecological environment of the charm. It brings together more than 5,000 species of underwater creatures in Australia, including the world's first and second largest number of shark species, in addition to the world's largest platypus. Sydney Aquarium displays seals, crocodiles, mangroves, far northern fish, pelagic fish, as well as the Great Barrier Reef, the Rocks Coast, Sydney Harbor, the Darling River and other regions of the underwater ecology, and there are also touch zones to allow tourists to touch some of the marine life.

3. Sydney Township

Do you know how Australia developed? In the late 18th century, prisons across the British Empire were so overcrowded that convicts sentenced to death for plundering goods worth one shilling had nowhere to go, so they were exiled to remote areas to settle and develop the overseas prison farms. 1787, Captain Arthur Phillip arrived in Sydney with 11 ships and 1,300 men after 18 months, and Sydney began to develop from a prison. Sydney began as a prison. The old town of Sydney is a record of what life was like for officials and convicts of the British Empire between 1788 and 1810.

4. Sydney Tower

The Sydney Tower, listed as one of Sydney's three major landmarks along with the Sydney Opera House and the Harbor Bridge, is a must-see attraction for travelers visiting Sydney, especially if you want to get a bird's eye view of Sydney, you have to climb the 305-meter-high tower.

5. The Rocks

The Rocks, next to the Harbor Bridge, was the source of Australia's contact with the Western world, and it was here that Captain Phillip, with more than 1,000 convicts, began to settle Australia. The area has been restored to its colonial splendor and has become an important tourist destination for exploring Australia's origins. After careful planning, it has become the center of Sydney's humanities, you will see the most exciting tourists in Sydney, but also in a variety of boutiques to get unexpected joy.

6. Bondi Beach

The name Bondi Beach comes from the indigenous language bondi, meaning the sound of the sea lapping at the shore. Bondi Beach is a 1km long beach, and although it's just a small beach town, it's a historic surfing center in Australia, and is a traditional Australian surf lifesaving training base. In the summer weekends, there are all kinds of surfing activities, athletes take turns to perform; there is an informal East team on the shore singing at the top of their lungs; there are folk activities, art exhibitions and other activities.

7. Australian Wildlife Park

Located 40 kilometers west of Sydney, the jungle covers an area of 4 hectares and houses a great variety of wildlife - red kangaroos, grey kangaroos, tree bears, southern hairy-nosed wombats, giant lizards, saltwater crocodiles, freshwater crocodiles, fairy penguins, hedgehogs, Tasmanian devils, dingoes and so on.

8. Australia's Wonderland

Australia's Wonderland is the largest amusement park in the southern hemisphere, near the Australian Wildlife Park, with a total area of about 200 hectares, designed with seven magical worlds full of fun and excitement, where you can experience more than 80 kinds of novelty rides and unprecedented freshness

9. The Blue Mountains

Located in Sydney, 100 km away, the Blue Mountains are the most popular tourist attraction in Sydney, and the most popular tourist destination in Sydney. Located 100 kilometers away from Sydney, the Blue Mountains are a great weekend getaway for Sydneysiders and have been preserved in their original natural state. There are three national parks; the Blue Mountains, Uremi, and Karangoraboyd, with important attractions such as the "Three Sisters" rock formations and the stalactites of the Jenolan Caves. The towns in the Blue Mountains are also unique, Black Rock South is famous for its rhododendron gardens, the former media center of Catawba is now a cluster of antique stores, galleries, museums, and Falconbridge in the Low Blue Mountains is home to the gallery and museum of the renowned Australian writer Norman Lindsay.

10. Tougalong Farm

The pristine Tougalong Adventure Resort is less than a two-hour drive from Sydney, with more than 100 species of wild plants, kangaroos, hedgehogs, lizards and other Australian animals on 5,340 acres of untouched wilderness. and games are also available. Tugalong Farm offers visitors a fully Australian lifestyle, from warm Australian hospitality to delicious countryside feasts.

(C) Melbourne

Melbourne is located on the banks of the Yarra River, about 5 kilometers from Phillip Bay, is Australia's cultural, sporting, shopping and dining center, covers an area of about 6,100 square kilometers, the current population of 3.5 million people, is the second largest city in Australia. Founded in 1835 and the capital of the federal government until 1927, Melbourne was a rapidly growing city during the gold rush of the mid-19th century. The city still retains many gorgeous 19th-century Victorian buildings, lush forests and many parks, making it the most European-flavored big city in Australia, and was named the third most livable city in the world in 1993.

Major tourist attractions:

1. Shuffleboard Hill

Gold sparked the dreams of gold seekers, and gold created the gold rush town of Ballarat. Shufen Mountain records the dream era from 1851 to 1861, the whole gold rush town can present the social situation at that time, the red gold ditch gold panning field is the factory, panning and washing of gold factory facilities are simple, but quite practical; China Town is the authorities to protect the Chinese from European bullying and set up; Gold Rush Town is because of the needs of the gold miners and the formation of the town from the sale of daily necessities of the stores, hospitals, schools, post offices, hotels, From the shops selling daily necessities, hospitals, schools, post offices, hotels, churches, and theaters, travelers can see what life was like at that time.

2. Great Ocean Road

The 320-kilometer-long Great Ocean Road connects Princes Town and Phillip Harbor along the coastline. There are many places to visit on the Great Ocean Road. The Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum is located in the town of Warrnap, which presents the history of Australia's marine development in detail; the National Wool Museum is located in the town of Warrnap, which is Australia's only museum with wool as the theme of the exhibition; the cliffs of the Twelve Apostles is a great spectacle on the Great Ocean Road; and the wrecked coast is filled with the souls of too many victims of the unfairness of the drifting, which is very creepy.

3. Puffin Billy Steam Train

The Puffin Billy has been a popular tourist train in Melbourne since 1900, traveling through the Dandenong Valley at a rhythmic pace that makes for a leisurely ride. The Puffin Billy stops at Menzies Creek, where you can visit some train-related galleries, and terminates at Emerald Lake Park, where the lake and mountains can be enjoyed by visitors.

4. Phillip Island

Phillip Island, famous for its yellow-eyed penguins, has also become the most desired nature island for tourists to visit. In the yellow-eyed penguin biosphere reserve, as the sunlight disappears on the beach, the penguins, who have been out foraging for food, return to their nests with mouthfuls of fish to feed their young. Sitting on the observation deck, visitors can witness the penguins struggling to swim ashore and walk home with waddling steps. In addition to the yellow-eyed penguin sanctuary, there are other ecological reserves on the island.

(4) Brisbane

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and the third largest city in Australia, and is known as the "Tree Bear Capital". It is located in the southeast of Australia, and is an important vacation and leisure destination in Australia.

Brisbane is a unique city in terms of urban planning, with divided streets named after women in the north-south direction and men in the east-west direction.

A tour of Brisbane begins on George Street, where government offices are located, and the 92-meter-high tower of the city hall is Italianate in style, as well as a variety of Renaissance, Gothic, and colonial-style buildings. Climb to City Hall's observation deck for street views of Brisbane, and Mount Coosa, on the city's west side, for another scenic overlook.

Also, the Lone Pine Tailless Bear Sanctuary has the largest population of tailless bears in Australia, making it one of Brisbane's most popular tourist spots.

(E) Gold Coast

The Gold Coast is located in the middle of Australia's eastern coast, south of Brisbane, it consists of a 42-kilometer-long stretch of more than 10 consecutive high-quality sandy beaches, named for the sandy beaches are golden. Here the climate is pleasant, plenty of sunshine, especially the waves are treacherous, suitable for surfing and water skiing activities. It is a surfer's paradise and a key tourist resort in Queensland. It has a wide range of tourist facilities, including a variety of amusement parks, casinos, bars, nightclubs, Sea World and theme parks.

1. Warner Bros. Movie World

Warner Bros. Movie World was built in March 1991, covers an area of 168 hectares, there is a production theater, which can be screened in the business card for tourists to watch. Visitors can learn about the various processes of movie production and immerse themselves in the plot of the movie, which is an eye-opening experience.

"Gold Medal Police Cadet Film Stunt Show" is one of the most popular programs for tourists, humorous and amusing performances coupled with special effects, so that the audience refreshing; and "Lethal Weapon" in the clouds of the car, it is exciting and thrilling.

2. Dreamworld

Dreamworld is located about 18 kilometers north of Surfers Paradise, Pacific Highway Empire, the park is full of beautiful fantasy, is a theme park for the whole family vacation travel together. Dreamworld has a variety of rides for adults and children, such as the "Golden City", the world's largest "railroad car", "carousel", "snake water slides", the thrilling "roller coaster" and the fun "Rock 'n' Roll" and so on. In addition, there are elaborate live performances, a computer-controlled tail-less bear show, a video theater and a movie theater.

3. SeaWorld

Built in 1971, SeaWorld has won four consecutive awards for Australia's most popular tourist attraction, and is a fun place for all ages, offering visitors a refreshing experience of marine animal life, with a variety of exciting rides and amazing shows.

(F) Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast is about an hour and a half drive north from Brisbane. From Gold Beach to Roadwater Point is a beautiful stretch of resort area in a natural and elegant setting. The main tourist activities on the Sunshine Coast include visiting Sunshine Farms to see the big pineapples, train tours to pineapple orchards, truck tours to orchards and other farms, and dinghy tours to greenhouses.

The Underwater World in Munurab is also very exciting, roaming along the transparent underwater passages is like being in the palace of the sea dragon.

(VII) Perth

Perth is the capital of Western Australia and is located in the south-west of the state, just 19 kilometers from the port city of Fremantle, with an area of 5,369 square kilometers and a population of about 1.22 million. Perth is known as the "Black Swan City" because of the many black swans in the city's lakes.

Perth was first settled by exiled prisoners from Britain in 1892 and developed rapidly in the late 19th century when gold was discovered in the eastern part of the city. The climate is very conducive to tourism, with kilometers of white sandy beaches providing natural bathing areas. The city also has many cultural facilities and office buildings, such as the Museum of Art, Perth Opera House and the Town Hall Building. Transportation is also relatively well-developed, with highways leading north to the city of Darwin and railroads leading east to Sydney.

The main tourist attractions are:

1. Perth beaches

Perth's beaches are fine white sand, a large area of the world's one of the best beaches, the most popular sandy beaches are Cottesloe, City Beach, Swansea, Florealds and Scarborough, etc., not only to get the tide, but also to enjoy the beautiful sunsets over the Indian Ocean.

2. Underwater World

Located at Solanto Marina in the Hilaris Boat Harbor. Underwater World offers visitors the opportunity to see and meet beautiful and friendly dolphins, and visitors can also dive into the water and swim with the dolphins themselves. In Underwater World, visitors can pass through the pedestrian conveyor belt, face-to-face contact with more than 2,000 kinds of marine life, you can touch the starfish and even sharks, visitors can also be quot;miniature world" to recognize the seabed micro-organisms.

3. Gohan Brigade Tree Bear Park

The park is located in the Darling Ranges in a 40-acre wooded area, where visitors can embrace the bears, and kangaroos, Australian dingoes, Australian finch island, parrots, and other animals in a natural environment to play, in the large island house under the walk, you can enjoy the replica of Australia's dinosaurs, to feed a variety of animals in the park.

4. Science and Technology Exhibition Center

Located in West Perth at Connaught Railway Plaza and Lonthillan Street. Here, science and technology will make you have a new experience where you can operate simple instruments and self-discover the wonders of science. Visitors can touch buttons and other methods to participate in more than 160 exhibition programs, each of which will make you discover some mysteries of the universe.

(H) Darwin City

Darwin City is the capital of Australia's Northern Territory and a relatively famous tourist city, named after the British biologist Darwin, who visited the city in 1839. Originally an Aboriginal settlement, the city developed rapidly after the discovery of gold in the 1870s, and was severely damaged by a cyclone in 1974 before being rebuilt as a beautiful city with modern streets and buildings.

Darwin City has a hot and rainy climate, with lush trees and many endemic plant species, and beautiful golden sandy beaches surrounding the city to the east, west and north, where travelers can participate in a variety of water activities. The city has a Chinese temple, Lei Sheng Gong; Yarrow Oga Park in the southern suburbs is home to the country's endemic wild dogs, crocodiles, bison and other wildlife; and there is a hot spring in the southeastern suburbs, as well as a number of 3-meter-high termite mounds, each with 2 million ants, which is a breathtaking sight to behold. The city has international airports to Asian and European countries.

Not far east of Darwin is Kakadu National Park, a major tourist attraction famous for its natural beauty, Aboriginal rock art and wildlife such as buffalo and crocodiles in the swampy wetlands with their many species of waterfowl, which are now classified as a World Heritage Site. In order to protect the resources, the local government strictly controls the construction of lodges. It is accessible by four-wheeled hire carriages. Holiday activities with an adventurous twist are popular here.

(IX) Cairns

Cairns is a cosmopolitan gateway city straddling the Pacific Ocean, just six hours from Hong Kong by direct flight, and the city is also a must-visit for the Great Barrier Reef and the Northern Territory. Cairns has a stunning natural landscape with highlands, rainforests, waterfalls and exotic flowers. The shopping malls are as large as Brisbane's, with a wide range of eateries, especially seafood.

Like the blue sky and blue sea tourists, you can participate in a variety of lines of coral reef day trip; like a small gambling pleasure, you can go to the coral reef casinos to try their hand; like the original cultural atmosphere, you can go to Zabaojia Dance Theatre to enjoy an authentic aboriginal performances.

The "rainforest village town" of Kolunda is located 18 kilometers outside of Cairns, where in addition to experiencing Australia's Aboriginal culture, you can also take a canoe along the river and paddle, through the forest to enjoy the spectacular scenery, you can get off the bus at the midway station along the trails, experience the taste of being in the rainforest area.

(10) Great Barrier Reef

Great Barrier Reef is located in the western Pacific Coral Sea, from the Torres Strait in the north, south to the Fraser Island near the northeastern coastline of Australia stretches more than 2,000 kilometers. Great Barrier Reef from the coast about 20 ~ 350 kilometers, a total area of 80,000 square kilometers. Coral is the coral polyps secretion of calcareous material and skeletal remains accumulated. This place is called the Barrier Reef because the coral reefs are distributed along the coast, like a fortress defending the coast.

The Great Barrier Reef is not conducive to navigation, but a number of water activities can be carried out, you can also see the beautiful coral and other underwater life underwater, and thus become a major tourist area in Australia, the Great Barrier Reef consists of more than 600 coral reefs, underwater coral colorful, colorful, and different shapes, in addition, there are swimmers, green turtles, crabs, oysters and so on, just like a marine park.

Among the 17 larger islands, the more famous are Green Island and Helen Island, which are built with viewing facilities. Green Island has an underwater observatory where you can see the beautiful, exotic fish and other creatures of the sea, and in 1988 the world's first "floating hotel" was opened near Townsville, where you can take day trips as well as longer diving expeditions. In the area around Cairns and the larger islands, there are modern international hotels and luxury hotels, as well as more modest small hotels for travelers to rest and live

1. Sydney Opera House: it is known as the eighth wonder of the world. Sydney Opera House by the Danish JOEMUTZON designed, in appearance like a number of huge shells open back. It also looks like an open white sail. Sydney Opera House in 1959 AD began construction, after 14 years of time to complete, within nearly 1,000 rooms, including concert halls, opera halls, drama halls and theaters and other four halls. It has a capacity of 2 million spectators per year and attracts more than 200,000 tourists. It also attracts more than 200,000 tourists.

2. The Rocks: The Rocks at Harbor Bridge was the source of Australia's contact with the western world. It was here that Captain Phillip, with more than 1,000 convicts, began to colonize Australia. The area has been restored to its colonial form and has become an important tourist attraction for exploring Australia's origins.

3. Bondi Beach: Its name comes from the language of the original inhabitants, BONDI, meaning the sound of the sea lapping at the shore. Bondi Beach is 1km long and is Australia's most historic surfing center.

4. Wildlife Park: Located 40 kilometers west of Sydney, the 4-hectare jungle is home to a wide variety of wildlife - red kangaroos, gray kangaroos, tree bears, southern hairy-nosed wombats, giant lizards and more.

Canberra

Canberra

is the capital city of the Commonwealth of Australia, a new city raised after the federal government set up its capital in 1913, and is a purely political center. The streets are criss-crossed, well-organized, beautiful and soothing, the result of modern urban planning. Canberra is a beautiful city, the whole city is covered in a green, the whole city green space accounted for more than 60%, important public **** building are built around the lake, where there are first-class shopping, dining, sports and entertainment facilities. It is a world-famous garden city. As Canberra is the center of political life, it has many majestic buildings of historical significance. These include Parliament House, the National Library, the National Gallery of Australia and the memorable War Memorial. The Captain Cook Fountain is the most striking landmark at Lake Griffin, a commemorative artifact to mark the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's arrival in Australia.

Melbourne

Located on the banks of the Yarra River, Melbourne is Australia's cultural, sporting, shopping and dining center. Melbourne is located in one of the world's most spectacular natural harbors. The criss-crossed coast stretches for over 200 kilometers, with stunning views of the sea and sky. Covering an area of approximately 6,100 square kilometers, it is Australia's second largest city, the capital of Victoria, and a city that grew rapidly during the gold rush of the mid-19th century. At present, the city still retains many 19th century ornate Victorian buildings, flowery gardens, tree-lined avenues, quaint cafes, Victorian, Gothic and modern style buildings, is Australia's most European style of the big city, due to its multiculturalism, both frequent commercial activities, but also quiet countryside scenery, 1993 was named the world's third largest city in the world in 1993 because of its multiculturalism, business activity and quiet countryside.

Philip Island: Famous for its yellow-eyed penguins, Phillip Island has also become the most sought-after nature island for tourists.

Brisbane

Brisbane

is the capital city of Queensland and Australia's third-largest city, and is also known as the "Koala Capital" due to the presence of a number of koala sanctuaries for the wombat, the koala. It is located in southeastern Australia and is a major vacation destination in Australia.

Brisbane is a city of stunning natural beauty, where a wide variety of flora and fauna live, especially some of Australia's specialty animals, which have a very close relationship with humans. The city has both modern skyscrapers and quaint, rare houses; a bustling cityscape and a quiet, friendly town atmosphere. Its neighbor, the Gold Coast, enjoys four seasons of springtime and sunshine.

Gold Coast

Gold Coast

Gold Coast is a surfer's paradise with its pleasant climate, plenty of sunshine, and especially its treacherous waves, which make it suitable for surfing.

1. Warner Bros. Movie World: Here visitors can learn about the various processes of movie production, and immerse yourself in the plot of the movie, which will give you an eye-opening experience.

2. Dreamworld: Located about 18 kilometers north of Surfside, the park is full of beautiful dreamy colors, and is a theme park suitable for family vacation travel.

3. SeaWorld: Built in 1971, SeaWorld has been Australia's most popular tourist attraction for four consecutive times, and is an amusement park for young and old alike. It offers visitors a refreshing experience of seeing marine animals. There are a variety of exciting attractions and amazing shows.