登山，大自然，旅行
登山，大自然，旅行
Surrounded by the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, Cape Peron (also known as Point Peron) in Rockingham of Western Australia is a beautiful nature spot to enjoy. Cape Peron features one of the best beaches ideal for safe swimming and snorkeling on the west coast. Point Peron and Rockingham Beach are just around 50 minutes drive
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John Forrest National Park is one of Western Australia’s oldest conservation areas. About a 30-minute drive from Perth, John Forrest National Park offers multiple hiking trails, with two waterfalls that flow in winter. Park entry fees apply for vehicles that enter John Forrest National Park: $17 per standard vehicle (≤12 occupants), $8 per large vehicle
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The Rocky Pool Walk is a popular natural swimming hole at Kalamunda National Park, 30km from Perth (reachable by public transport). The water flows during the wet winter months, but dries up in the summer. I visited this place during the summer, so there wasn’t much water left to take a dip. Kalamunda National Park
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Lesmurdie Falls is located in Mundy Regional Park, situated in between the suburbs of Forrestfield and Lesmurdie. It is accessible by car, and also by Perth public transport (with a bit of walking from the bus stop to the trailheads). Lesmurdie Falls Trails As the name suggests, Lesmurdie Falls is the main attraction point of
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Wireless Hill Park is a small but great-to-explore nature park in the City of Melville, Perth. It is well facilitated with free parking, BBQs, playground, toilets, a cafe, and a small museum (more of an exhibition hall). Wireless Hill Park is a great place to check out the wildflowers during the spring season. I went
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The only major mountain range in the southern area of Western Australia lies in the Stirling Range National Park. With multiple peaks ranging from 783 meters to 1,095 meters, the park offers a range of spectacular, multi-hour hikes. The peaks or hiking trails in Stirling Range National Park include: Bluff Knoll (1,095m) (6km return, 2-4
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Located almost 600km North of Perth, the Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia features scenic river gorges, coastal cliffs, seasonal wildflowers, and the spectacular skywalk. There are up to 12 different hiking trails, ranging from short and easy 20-minute walks, to 3 to 5 hours hikes. Also, there are multiple scenic lookout points that are
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Just 19km off the coast of Fremantle, Wadjemup / Rottnest Island can be seen on the horizon from the mainland of Perth. It is a marine paradise with stunning beaches, turquoise waters and multiple options of hiking/cycling trails and snorkelling spots. Other than that, Rottnest Island is probably more well-known for its super cute, friendly
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Heirisson Island Kangaroo Sanctuary is a mini island in the middle of Swan River, right in the heart of Perth, Western Australia. Situated next to the city center, Heirisson Island Kangaroo Sanctuary is easily accessible by foot, public buses, or private vehicles. The island is connected via both sides of Swan River by the Causeway
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Meriam Talang is a legacy invention of the humble village of Kampung Talang in Kuala Kangsar, Perak. Born in 1937 from the ingenuity of village youth seeking to chase away wild animals and boredom alike. Back then, the tradition began with bamboo cannons and carbide. But over the decades, the humble bamboo gave way to
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