Handorf is a travel destination that is chosen by almost every self-driving South Australian traveler. It is well known because of its unique blend of Australian and German. When the rural style of South Australia encounters German-style beer and smoked sausages, it naturally collides with a different spark. In 1839, immigrants from the eastern provinces of Prussia lived in the German village of Handdorf, Australia, and now the entire town has been completely Germanized. German architecture, food, and what it sees can be embarrassing. Is it Australia or Germany? Walk in the town of Handdorf, the extra lightness of the footsteps, I even have the illusion of time and space intertwined, repeatedly asking if this is Australia? How is it so small and fresh? The town is not big, but the scenery is extremely beautiful. The roadside is full of flowers, and the path of the tree-lined path is lined with authentic Germanic sandstone buildings, which are very German. The bakery and sausage shop on the main street are filled with strong German flavor, and many of the buildings on the street still retain the style of a hundred years ago. This is the town I am longing for.