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Flinders Chase National Park

Flinders Chase National Park is one of the largest parks in Australia and one of the most important and large-scale parks in South Australia. It is native to Australia, such as kangaroos, mini kangaroos, koalas, and echidnas. Animal sanctuary. Since there are no ferocious beasts introduced by humans, animals can be well protected and reproduced here. On the banks of the Rocky River (Rocky River) in the park, wild koalas on big trees can be seen everywhere. At the same time, there are many varieties of native plants in the park.

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Adelaide Oval

Located between Adelaide City and North Adelaide, next to the Torrens River, the stadium is known as the Global Cricket Ground. Established in 1871, it hosted a grand cricket match in 1844. Today, the venue has become a multifunctional venue capable of hosting cricket, football, rugby and even concerts.

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Bumbunga Lake

Bumbunga Lake, more directly known as "Pink Lake", is about 130 kilometers from the city of Adelaide, just off the A1 Highway (PrincesHwy), from Adelaide to York Peninsula (YorkePeninsula) or It is the only way to go on the Eyre Peninsula. The lake is a salt marsh lake. Like most salt marsh lakes in Australia, the lake is very shallow, and the depth is only about 10 cm. The magic of the lake is that the color of the lake changes with the season, cloudiness and the time of day. , Generally speaking, after cloudy and rainy days, the salt lake is full of fresh nutrients due to the scouring of the rain, and the colors are particularly bright, and in the morning and sunset every day, it will be unusually pink. Depending on these factors, pink salt lakes can range in color from bubblegum pink to light purple. There is a small town Lochiel by the lake. It has a small population and is relatively quiet. You may wish to rest and stroll.

Remarkable Rocks

Magic Rocks are veritable natural wonders. On the huge granite standing near the sea, there are many jagged giant rocks. Under the miraculous carving of the sea breeze and sea water, the blocks of rocks have a variety of strange shapes, which is amazing. Their peculiar and distorted shapes are masterpieces of thousands of years of wind, rain and sea scouring, and their surface colors change with time during the day. One of the natural wonders where people on the island take pictures more often.

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Adelaide Botanic Garden

As you enter the Adelaide Botanic Garden, the paths are lined with plants of all shapes and colors, giving off a real summer vibe. Not far from the entrance is a rose garden, where roses of every color compete for attention. As you venture deeper into the garden, you will see one of the largest glass greenhouses in the Southern Hemisphere, the Tropical Rainforest Conservatory, a memorial for Australia's bicentenary. Stepping inside feels like being transported to the Jurassic era, with mist spraying out from time to time. The botanical garden is quite large and perfect for a stroll.

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Hahndorf

HahndorfLocated in the Adelaide Hills, it is just a 20-minute drive from the capital city of Adelaide. The tree-lined main street is lined with shops, as well as restaurants, cafes, and tasting rooms where people can sample local food and wine. The German restaurants here are very authentic and genuine, and are loved by locals and tourists alike. Staying here for a night allows you to better experience the beauty and tranquility of the town. From here, you can also explore the many wineries scattered like pearls throughout the Adelaide Hills.

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Admirals Arch

Tianya Haijiao cliff is located in the southwest corner of Kangaroo Island, facing the vast Southern Ocean. It is a wonderful place to view the sea on the island. From here, you can overlook two small islands called "Casuarina Islets". They are a paradise for birds. Because of the steep rocks on the edge of the islands, they can only be approached and not landed. Under the cliffs of Tianya Haijiao, the flagship arch standing along the coast is equally breathtaking. It is a natural arcade formed by the erosion of sea breeze and sea water for many years, and it is scoured by huge waves day and night. Follow a circular path beside the cliff to wind down, you can see groups of New Zealand seals.