State War Memorial Review

Visited this war memorial, saw the names of the lost soldiers. Nice view of swan river can be seen.

In King's Park, the People's Heroes Monument, similar to Tiananmen Square, is used to commemorate the deaths of Australian soldiers in World War I and World War II, their names are engraved on the walls.

Perth's King's Park is a scenic seaside park where the war memorial is sacred and solemn. It was built for the ANZ fighters who died during World War I and World War II and is worth stopping to watch.

This day was Saturday, so many people were relaxing on the lawn.

I spent three days and two nights in perth. I came to the park in the morning and night for two consecutive days. It's very accurate to follow Google Maps. Unless I eat and drink coffee or something in the restaurant, it's totally a free attraction. Parking fees are also free. It's rare in Perth because parking spaces in many parts of Perth are paid for separately. If you don't drive, talk to the Germans, passers-by say "king "s park", even the children know where they are, or suggest that you come and go with perth's attractions. You don't need to follow the group, go with yourself, and actually stroll more freely.

King's Park is the best place to see Perth's panoramic views, with green spaces, botanical gardens, uncultivated forests, various birds and western wildflowers; In addition, there is also a National War Memorial (State War Memorial) in King's Park. In front of the solemn monument, everyone silently looked up and no one spoke loudly. From the top of the mountain, we can see the piers and boats that we took to Perth Zoo before, and the continuous highway can be seen. The air is fresh and I like the feeling of breathing heavily.

Perth's King's Park War Monument is located on the beach of King's Park. It is a white stone monument over 20 meters high. Built in memory of the soldiers who died in World War I and World War II, the scenery here is very pleasant. It also symbolizes how beautiful a peaceful life is. It reminds us that we must cherish the hard-won peaceful world.