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Guest User: This was the most pleasant surprise of our Australia trip! The hotel's location is fantastic, with shopping and transport links right next door. The breakfast offers incredible value for money, and the room size was decent. They even provide a pillow menu with different types to choose from, and a Nespresso machine with good quality capsules – miles better than the Pan Pacific! The staff were very welcoming and even spoke Chinese. The steakhouse and Italian restaurant nearby are both excellent. It's a shame we only stayed one night. Oh, and a quick note on the hotel's pre-authorization: the refund was processed instantly. Hotels in other cities and the Pan Pacific I stayed at before still hadn't refunded me even after I'd returned home.
778/788 Hay St
From SAR 431
YEESHUENNNN: The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Perth CBD. We really enjoyed our stay, and the price was definitely worth it, especially for a family of 5 staying in such a convenient city area. We also received a drink voucher for redemption at the bar downstairs, which was a nice little bonus😍 Just a note if you are driving: there is a Wilson Parking lot nearby, but the parking fee can be quite pricey. We paid AUD$33 for parking from 10pm to 7:30am the next morning. Since the hotel is just a short walk from Perth Station, public transport might be a more convenient option!
Cnr Murray &, King St
From SAR 438
Samson3186: The hotel is very clean, and the front desk staff are helpful. The hotel facilities are quite comprehensive for a Perth city center location. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the Metro, and during the morning, it's on a busy road, so there's often traffic congestion. Our pick-up car had to wait 10 minutes to get through the traffic light.
14 Mill Street
From SAR 651
Zhenzhenguo: The hotel room was very spacious, and the service was excellent (they don't automatically provide slippers, but you can request them from the front desk). The location is also very convenient (and it's cheaper than the Intercontinental across the street). The daily parking fee of around $30 is somewhat acceptable. Overall, it was a great experience.
221 Adelaide Terrace
From SAR 389
Anonymous User: The hotel is in a very convenient downtown location. The front desk staff were quick to respond and had great service. The room was generally clean and had amenities like a bathtub and a mini-fridge. However, the toiletries like shower gel weren't restocked promptly, so it's best to check if there's enough in advance.
417 Hay St
From SAR 424
Guest User: This was my first time staying at a 3-star hotel alone, so I was a bit nervous at first, but the lady at the front desk was so kind that I felt at ease ☺️✨. The room was also perfectly fine for one person!! However, the air conditioning was broken and it was very cold 🥲. Luckily, there was a blanket in the closet that I used ♪. If I ever visit Perth again, I'd definitely like to stay here again ♪
97 Murray St
From SAR 431
miu123456: The accessibility was excellent. It's close to the station and located right on a main street, and I felt very safe. The staff were very kind, and some even spoke Japanese. The room was clean, the Wi-Fi was fast, and the hair dryer had strong airflow, so I had a very comfortable stay without any inconveniences. Although I booked a room-only plan, I was able to easily order individual breakfast items at the counter behind the reception on the first floor. There were almost no amenities, so you'll need to bring your own slippers, toothbrush, and pajamas.
621 Wellington St
From SAR 465
Liangfuwen: The rooms and hotel amenities are excellent and meet five-star standards, especially thanks to the manager and hotel receptionists! They helped carry our luggage to the room, were friendly and talkative, and were particularly attentive to Chinese free-and-independent travelers. The only thing that was extremely unpleasant was a specific female front desk staff member who completely seemed to favor Western guests or didn't view Chinese guests as a valuable market segment. We stood there waiting for 22 minutes, completely ignored! It wasn't until her colleague noticed something was wrong that we finally received assistance and had our issues resolved! Regarding the misunderstanding during our stay, her colleagues and the manager promptly apologized and took appropriate action. I accepted the apology, but I suggest that as a five-star hotel, they should really improve the service awareness of some staff members. After all, their behavior not only represents the hotel and their personal quality but also Australia's international image, especially since Perth is one of Australia's major cities.
815 Hay St
From SAR 754
Socot: It was my mistake that I booked a room without a kitchen, which was a bit inconvenient, but having an oven saved the day. The room was spacious and comfortable. They were also very helpful and quickly accommodated our request to extend our stay.
185 St Georges Terrace
From SAR 517
Guest User: The hotel room is extremely clean. The toilet and shower is fantastic. We loved how strong the water pressure is, and how hot the water can be when using the shower. The shower is the best part of the hotel room for us. The bed is comfortable, but the pillows are too soft for our liking, its not firm enough and gave us neck pain, so we have to double the pillows the avoid that. We thoroughly enjoyed the window nook where we would sit and watch the world go by outside. Housekeeping comes in everyday to change our towels and replenish the water in the fridge, we really appreciate the fresh clean towels everyday and fresh filtered drinking water to keep us hydrated. One thing that puzzles us is that when we went to the hotel restaurant, we were hoping for western food. But almost every single menu item was Asian which was off-putting for us, given that we came from Asia and wouldn't want to eat Asian food as part of our stay in Perth. My guess is that the clientele is more westerns? hence the very heavy Asian menu. Aside from that, everything has been excellent. Will definitely return to Quay Perth. Highly recommended.
18 The Esplanade
From SAR 528
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Australia is about so much more than just the Sydney Opera House… When you visit Australia, don’t just "check in" at landmarks 🗺️ Instead, focus on collecting experiences that will stay with you long after the trip is over ✨ ⸻ 🌅 01. Catch the Sunrise at Uluru Wake up early in the heart of the red desert and watch as the first light of day transforms the colors of Uluru. 🏜️ Red Desert 🌅 Sunrise 🌌 Outback Atmosphere Experience: The Australian Outback ⸻ 🐠 02. Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef Dive into an underwater wonderland teeming with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. 🤿 Snorkeling 🐠 Coral Reef 🏝️ Tropical Water Experience: Underwater Australia ⸻ 🦘 03. Encounter Kangaroos in the Wild Head out of the city and into nature to see Australia's wildlife in their true, natural habitat. 🦘 Kangaroo 🌿 Wildlife 📸 Nature Photography Experience: Australian Wildlife ⸻ 🐨 04. Meet a Koala Connect with another iconic Australian symbol 🐨 These cuddly creatures can be found in various wildlife parks and conservation areas across the country. 🌿 Wildlife 🐨 Koala 📸 Close-up Experience Experience: Meet Australian Wildlife ⸻ 🚗 05. Drive the Great Ocean Road Embark on one of Victoria's most spectacular and iconic road trip experiences. 🌊 Ocean Views 🪨 Twelve Apostles 🚗 Coastal Road Experience: The Ultimate Coastal Road Trip ⸻ 🏝️ 06. Explore Rottnest Island Take a short ferry ride from Perth to an island paradise known for its stunning beaches and friendly Quokkas 🦘 🏖️ Beaches 🚲 Cycling 🦘 Quokka Experience: Island Escape ⸻ 🌌 07. Stargaze in the Outback Leave the city lights behind and gaze up at the breathtaking night sky over rural Australia. ✨ Stars 🌌 Milky Way 🏜️ Dark Sky Experience: Australia After Dark ⸻ 🏄 08. Try Your Hand at Surfing Australia is home to a legendary surfing culture that is second to none. 🏄 Surfing 🌊 Waves 🏖️ Beach Culture Beginners can head to various beaches that offer surf schools and professional instructors to get you started. Experience: Australian Beach Life ⸻ 🍷 09. Visit a Wine Region Escape the city to explore world-class vineyards and charming country towns. 🍇 Barossa Valley 🍷 Margaret River 🌿 Yarra Valley Experience: Australian Food & Wine ⸻ 🚢 10. Cruise Sydney Harbour Take in the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge from a stunning perspective out on the water. 🌉 Harbour Bridge 🏛️ Opera House 🌅 Sunset Cruise Experience: Sydney from the Water ⸻ 🇦🇺 The Australian Experience Bucket List 🌅 Uluru → Sunrise 🐠 Great Barrier Reef → Snorkeling 🦘 Wildlife Areas → Kangaroos 🐨 Wildlife Parks → Koalas 🚗 Great Ocean Road → Road Trip 🏝️ Rottnest Island → Quokkas 🌌 Outback → Stargazing 🏄 Australian Coast → Surfing 🍷 Wine Regions → Wine & Food 🚢 Sydney Harbour → Cruise 🦘 Don’t Just See Australia. Experience It. Desert → Reef → Wildlife → Coast → Island → Stars → Wine → City
01. 🏛️ Sydney Opera House — Sydney A world-class landmark right on the edge of Sydney Harbour ⛵ Harbour Views • 🎭 Architecture • 🌉 Harbour Bridge 02. 🌉 Sydney Harbour Bridge — Sydney An iconic bridge that serves as the defining symbol of Sydney 🌊 Harbour • 🌆 City Skyline • 🚶 Bridge Walk 03. 🏜️ Uluru — Northern Territory A massive sandstone monolith in the heart of the Outback and one of Australia’s most striking landscapes 🌅 Sunrise & Sunset • 🏜️ Red Desert • 🌌 Night Sky 04. 🐠 Great Barrier Reef — Queensland The world's largest coral reef system, located off the coast of Northeast Australia 🐠 Coral Reefs • 🤿 Snorkeling • 🏝️ Tropical Islands 05. 🏖️ Bondi Beach — Sydney Sydney’s world-famous beach that has become the ultimate symbol of Australian beach culture 🌊 Surfing • ☀️ Beach • 🚶 Coastal Walk 06. 🛣️ Great Ocean Road — Victoria A breathtaking coastal drive featuring rugged cliffs, the vast ocean, and stunning natural vistas 🌊 Coastal Views • 🚗 Road Trip • 🪨 Twelve Apostles 07. 🪨 Twelve Apostles — Victoria A collection of limestone stacks along the Southern Ocean and a star attraction of the Great Ocean Road 🌊 Ocean Cliffs • 🪨 Limestone Stacks • 🌅 Sunset 08. 🏔️ Blue Mountains — New South Wales A vast region of dramatic mountain scenery and deep valleys located near Sydney ⛰️ Three Sisters • 🌿 Eucalyptus Forest • 🥾 Hiking 09. 🏛️ Royal Exhibition Building — Melbourne An architectural heritage masterpiece in the heart of Melbourne 🏛️ Historic Architecture • 🌳 Carlton Gardens • 📸 Photography 10. 🏝️ Rottnest Island — Western Australia An island off the coast of Perth famous for its stunning beaches and the adorable local Quokkas 🏖️ Beaches • 🦘 Quokka • 🚲 Island Cycling ⸻ 🇦🇺 Australia Landmark Checklist 🏛️ Sydney Opera House → Architecture 🌉 Sydney Harbour Bridge → Cityscape 🏜️ Uluru → Outback 🐠 Great Barrier Reef → Marine Life 🏖️ Bondi Beach → Beach Culture 🛣️ Great Ocean Road → Road Trip 🪨 Twelve Apostles → Coastline 🏔️ Blue Mountains → Mountains 🏛️ Royal Exhibition Building → Heritage 🏝️ Rottnest Island → Island + Wildlife 10 Landmarks. One Incredible Australia. 🇦🇺✨
Australia is vast, and the climate varies significantly between Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns, Perth, and Tasmania. Because of this, each month offers a unique experience depending on your travel style. 01. ☀️ January — Sydney Full-blown summer, perfect for the beach and outdoor activities. 🏖️ Bondi Beach • 🌉 Sydney Harbour • 🏞️ Blue Mountains 02. 🌴 February — Cairns Ideal for tropical vibes and the Great Barrier Reef. 🐠 Great Barrier Reef • 🌿 Daintree • 🏝️ Port Douglas This is the rainy season in the Tropical North; be sure to check sea conditions before heading out. 03. 🍷 March — Adelaide The weather begins to cool, making it perfect for wine and food lovers. 🍇 Barossa Valley • 🌿 Adelaide Hills • 🍷 McLaren Vale 04. 🍂 April — Melbourne As autumn arrives, the weather is perfect for city strolls and road trips. ☕ Cafés • 🎨 Laneways • 🌊 Great Ocean Road 05. 🏜️ May — Uluru Temperatures drop, making it the ideal time to explore the Outback. 🌅 Uluru • 🏜️ Kata Tjuta • 🌌 Desert Night 06. 🐋 June — Perth While winter begins, Western Australia still offers great weather for outdoor activities in many regions. 🏝️ Rottnest Island • 🐋 Whale Watching • 🍷 Swan Valley 07. ❄️ July — Tasmania A winter wonderland for those who love mountains and a cozy, cold atmosphere. 🏔️ Cradle Mountain • 🏛️ Hobart • 🌲 Wilderness Expect snow in some areas and unpredictable weather. 08. ☀️ August — Darwin The peak of the Dry Season in the Northern Territory. 🌴 Darwin • 🐊 Kakadu • 💦 Litchfield 09. 🌸 September — Canberra Spring is here, and the flowers are in full bloom. 🌸 Floriade • 🏛️ Parliament House • 🌳 Lake Burley Griffin 10. 🌊 October — Gold Coast Spring meets beach season. 🏖️ Surfers Paradise • 🌊 Burleigh Heads • 🎢 Theme Parks 11. 🌿 November — Brisbane Temperatures rise, perfect for a mix of city life and nature. 🌇 Brisbane • 🏝️ Moreton Island • 🌿 Mount Coot-tha 12. 🎄 December — Sydney Summer kicks off, ideal for the beach and a festive Christmas atmosphere. 🏖️ Bondi • 🌉 Harbour • 🎆 Summer Events ⸻ 🇦🇺 Summary by Travel Style 🌸 Spring → Sep–Nov ☀️ Beach & Summer → Dec–Feb 🍂 Road Trip & Mild Weather → Mar–May ❄️ Winter Escape → Jun–Aug 🏖️ Beach → Dec–Feb / Oct–Nov 🏜️ Outback → Apr–Sep 🐠 Great Barrier Reef → Timing varies by location and sea conditions 🌴 Northern Australia → May–Sep 🍷 Wine Regions → Mar–May 🌸 Spring Flowers → Sep–Oct ⭐ For the most comfortable weather overall: March–May and September–November are great for many regions. However, there isn’t one single 'best' month for all of Australia, as the climate varies wildly across the continent. 🇦🇺
Got extra time in Perth? Don’t choose the most famous escape first—choose the one that actually fits the usable time you have. Rottnest, the Pinnacles and Margaret River are often grouped together as “Perth day trips”, but they use your itinerary in completely different ways. 🏝️ ONE CLEAN FULL DAY → ROTTNEST IS THE BROADEST DEFAULT For many first-time visitors, Rottnest gives the strongest balance of scenery, variety and genuine escape-from-the-city feeling within one full day. But the ferry is part of the decision. Your departure point affects how much of the day is left on the island, and Rottnest itself is car-free—so you still need to decide how you’ll move around once you arrive. Bike, e-bike, bus and walking can all work. You do not need to cycle the whole island to make the trip worthwhile. 🏜️ ONE CLEAN FULL DAY + DESERT IS THE PRIORITY → PINNACLES The Pinnacles are a very different commitment. This is not a quick attraction stop outside Perth. It is a substantial road-excursion day, so the real question is whether the desert landscape is worth giving up one of your usable Perth days. Choose it when the Pinnacles themselves are a major reason you want to explore beyond the city. Self-drive gives the most flexibility, while organised tours are the more practical option if you are not driving. 🍇 CAN SPARE AT LEAST 1 NIGHT → MARGARET RIVER Margaret River is where the phrase “Perth day trip” becomes misleading. The value of the region is spread across towns, vineyards, coast, forest and food experiences rather than one single attraction. Reaching the region and immediately turning around compresses the very thing that makes it worth going. JnA recommends: if Margaret River is worth leaving Perth for, give it at least 1 night. Two nights is even better when you want the trip to feel like a regional experience rather than a rushed extension. 🚆 LESS THAN A FULL DAY → SWAN VALLEY OR STAY IN PERTH Swan Valley deserves consideration precisely because it has much lower excursion friction. It does not replace Rottnest, the Pinnacles or Margaret River as the headline choice, but it can make much more sense when your available window is short. And if Perth itself still feels rushed, keeping the time in the city is a completely valid decision. THE SIMPLE SELECTOR Less than a full day → Swan Valley—or protect your Perth time. One clean full day → Rottnest for the broadest first-timer escape. → Pinnacles if desert + roadscape are the priority. At least 1 extra night → Margaret River. Two extra nights → Margaret River becomes easier to experience as a region. The key is not which place is “best”. It is which escape earns the amount of usable time you actually have. Save this before adding a Perth escape to your itinerary—and share it with the person choosing your extra day. #PerthTravel #WesternAustralia #RottnestIsland #MargaretRiver #AustraliaTravel
People say Australia is expensive, but that’s in peak season. In July and August, flights are half price, hotels are 50% off, and attractions feel private—spend about 15,000 per person for 12 days with an amazing experience. This guide explains how to enjoy the off-season, keep it for yourself🦘 ✨Why July and August are cheap and fun 🔹 Prices drop sharply: peak season flights cost over 10,000, off-season you can get them for 5,000–7,000. Hotels cost 2,000+ per night in peak season, but 800–1,200 in the city center off-season for a four-star. 🔹 Fewer crowds, better experience: no lines to board boats at the Great Barrier Reef, no ticket rush at the Sydney Opera House, no tour groups on the Great Ocean Road. No need to Photoshop people out of your photos. 🔹 Best season in the Northern Territory: Uluru’s dry season is June to August, with daytime temps in the 20s, not hot or sunny. You can see the Milky Way and desert stars with the naked eye. Visiting Uluru in the wet season? The experience is half as good. 🔹 Skiing in the south is perfect now: Australia’s Alpine region (Thredbo, Perisher) has peak ski season from June to August. See the ocean in the morning, ski in the afternoon—Australia’s winter is that indulgent. 🗺️12 days, two classic routes Route 1: Essential east coast (great for first-timers) Melbourne 3 days (self-drive Great Ocean Road + Twelve Apostles + penguin parade) → Sydney 3 days (Opera House + Harbor Bridge + Bondi Beach) → Gold Coast 2 days (theme parks + surfing) → Cairns 4 days (Great Barrier Reef diving + Kuranda rainforest + Skyrail) Route 2: Natural hidden gems (for deep travelers) Sydney 2 days → Cairns 3 days (Great Barrier Reef + rainforest) → Uluru 3 days (Ayers Rock + Kings Canyon + desert stars) → Darwin 2 days (Kakadu National Park) → Perth 2 days (Rottnest Island quokkas) 🍜Local food 🦘Crocodile meat: Attica restaurant specialty, tastes like chicken + fish 🍣Tasmanian salmon: one of the world’s top salmon producers 🦐Moreton Bay bugs: Australian specialty shrimp, a cross between crayfish and lobster 🍺VB beer: Australia’s national beer, 3–4 AUD per bottle in supermarkets 🍦Golden Gaytime ice cream: national favorite, caramel toffee flavor 🥑Australian avocado: large and cheap, a breakfast staple 💡Practical tips · Visa: eVisitor 600 category, apply 2–3 months in advance, recommend using a reliable agent · Transport: fly between cities, book early with Qantas, Jetstar, or Virgin Australia for discounts · Time difference: 2–3 hours ahead of China · Power: Australian three-prong angled plugs (different from China, US, Europe) · Driving: right-hand drive, drive on the left, buy full insurance. Chinese license requires NAATI translation · Strict customs: do not bring any meat, dairy, eggs, fruits, or vegetables · Emergency number: call 000 for police, fire, or ambulance · Shopping: malls close before 6 PM, shop early · Tipping: not mandatory, 10% optional at upscale restaurants Australia in July and August isn’t “winter,” it’s an off-season treasure. The Great Barrier Reef is waiting, whales are waiting, Uluru’s starry sky is waiting. Before it gets crowded, go now🌏
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In Perth, the capital of Western Australia, COMO The Treasury infuses the Lunar New Year with layers of culture and exploration through a series of balanced festive experiences. During the Spring Festival, guests can enjoy a leisurely and refined stay within the hotel, extending to multiple experiences between the city and nature, including savoring a specially curated festive menu at Long Chim, or combining the Perth Festival itinerary to experience contemporary expressions of urban culture between performances and dining in historic buildings. For guests wishing to venture into broader natural landscapes, the journey can extend to the Western Australian outback to visit the billion-year-old Wave Rock, embarking on an exploration parallel to the scale of time amid vast and pristine terrain. Back at the hotel, guests can slow down in elegant rooms and suites, enjoying daily breakfast and dining privileges, creating space for reflection and recharging between the city's energy and inner calm for the new year. Staying at COMO The Treasury’s elegant rooms and suites, guests can enjoy a series of thoughtful check-in privileges that set a relaxed tone for the festive holiday. Guests choosing to stay in rooms will receive AUD 88 (approximately RMB 420) dining credit, while those staying in suites can enjoy AUD 188 (approximately RMB 880) dining credit, which can be flexibly used within the hotel, allowing the entire Lunar New Year holiday to unfold leisurely between comfort, flavor, and rhythm.
Don't rush blindly when coming to Western Australia! North line VS South line, two completely different ways to explore. After reading this, you won't be confused about how to enjoy Western Australia. 🌵 North Line 🔎 Scenic features: desert, red earth, pink lakes, white sand dunes, vivid colors, unique landscapes 👥 Suitable for: adventure lovers and photography enthusiasts, full visual impact 🚘 Recommended travel mode: the route is good but towns are sparse; for first-timers in Western Australia, group tours offer great value, private car tours are more comfortable; recommended travel time is 3-5 days 【Must-visit spots on the North Line】 · Pinnacles Desert: a magical stone forest in the desert, perfect for alien-themed sunset photos · Hutt Lagoon: God's spilled palette, 100% chance of great shots of the pink lake on sunny days · Kalbarri Natural Window: red cliffs + blue sea, overlooking the stunning Indian Ocean coastline · Lancelin White Sand Dunes: sandboarding and dune buggy rides, enjoy the fun of desert and sea in one frame 🚩 Recommended North Line itinerary: Perth - White Sand Dunes - Pinnacles Desert - Lobster Factory - Pink Lake - Natural Window - Perth 🌊 South Line 🔎 Scenic features: turquoise sea, wineries, vintage jetty, cute animals, fresh and healing, full vacation vibe 👥 Suitable for: families and couples looking to relax and vacation, one-stop experience of forest, coast, and wineries 🚘 Recommended travel mode: distances between spots are longer; private car recommended; self-driving for those familiar with the roads; suggested travel time 4-6 days 【Must-visit spots on the South Line】 · Rottnest Island: get close to quokkas, cycle around the island to see 63 stunning beaches · Busselton Jetty: ride the sea train, encounter marine life at the underwater observatory · Margaret River: visit wineries for wine tasting, hike forests, explore caves · Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk: stroll through towering karri trees, immersive nature experience 🚩 Recommended South Line itinerary: Perth - Rottnest Island - Busselton - Margaret River - Esperance - Wave Rock - Perth ⚠️ Tips to avoid pitfalls Some parts of the North Line have no mobile signal; download offline maps before departure North Line accommodations are basic but the scenery is amazing; book in advance to avoid no vacancy South Line facilities are more complete and comfortable 🧩 Summary in one sentence If you want to see unique wonders, pink lakes, and starry skies, choose the North Line If you want to relax, enjoy wine, and love cute kangaroos, choose the South Line If you have more than 10 days, you can explore both north and south lines 🗺 Western Australia Custom Tours 📝 Professional travel planners design your itinerary 🚘 Private car and guide to help you explore all of Western Australia 🧡 Please kindly click “Inquire Now” at the bottom left or the product card below to consult a guide ➡ Professional travel guides will plan your itinerary and provide quotes in detail
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The Farm show was the highlight. Some of the exhibits feel dated but I guess it may be intentional to add to the feels. Overall was a good experience to see the wildlife of Australia.
Anonymous userThere's a long-term parking lot at the boat stop for $12 a day. Overall, the trip was great for families. The boat tickets are indeed expensive, as are the island's shuttle bus. But my wife and I loved it; the kangaroos alone were enough. The views from the key parking spots were spectacular. Kangaroos were everywhere. Back at the pier, buy some bread and sit by the roadside; a kangaroo will approach you. It wants bread, but it's best to feed it leaves.
大马哈鱼Whiteman Park in Perth is a large botanical garden with a very wide lawn. It is a good place for Perth people to make friends on a daily basis. The scattered trees on the lawn are like huge parasols, which are particularly beautiful and unique. It has a lonely and romantic beauty and is a good place for taking pictures.
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George HuaThe Australian version of Gold Miner. Follow the narrator to watch a live demonstration of gold bar melting and casting, exchange gold equivalent to your own weight for currency, and press commemorative coins on site, which is quite interesting.
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