Adelaide Hills

Adelaide Hills is a rugged area east of Adelaide in South Australia.Known for its cool-climate wines, it centres on the mountain and busy city of Mount Barker.Former German settlements include leafy Hahndorf, with its pubs and galleries, and Lobethal, famed for its handicrafts and Christmas lights.

To Adelaide Hills, take 864 in the city for $3.50 per person. Get in the car and give it directly to the driver. You can also use banknotes. The driver can get change. It seems to take 20 stops without walking a few steps. Then take the 823 road directly. The top of the mountain, no more than two hours for the ticket to continue. After two stops, the driver said that he could take some photos when he got off the bus. The bus waited at this station for ten minutes, then got on the bus and then took another stop to the safari park. Because we had a long delay on the mountain, we missed 823, and the time between cars at noon was relatively long. We waited until 823 after 1pm. So we have been exploring the mountain and found a lot of kangaroos and koalas on the mountain. After eating something, I went straight back to the city instead of going to the safari park.

Mount Adelaide is also known as Mount Lovren. It is a very beautiful mountain. The natural environment here is very primitive, with dense forests. There is a monument on the viewing platform on the top of the mountain, overlooking the valley in the distance. The lush greenery is very eye-catching, and it is really worth visiting for climbing.

Adelaide Hill, also known as Lovron Hill, is located next to the city of Adelaide. It is the highest point in Adelaide and the best place to overlook the entire city. The whole mountain forest is very dense, the air is also very fresh, there are many scenic spots, it is an excellent place for hiking.

The old comments were not careful enough, so I didn’t know which stop to transfer when I took the bus. I ended up all the way to Hahndorf, a small town developed by the Germans. Fortunately, I visited this nice town and went back to the safari park. Good choice. 864 bus or 864F. Be careful not to go to the airport. You must go to the mountain. You can see the stop sign or ask the locals waiting for the bus. It is recommended to buy a transportation card that can be used all day, less than 11 Australian dollars. At Crafers Station, change to 823. Two stops to Mount Lofty Summit. There is a monument at the highest point, overlooking the city of Adelaide. The driver asked everyone to stay here for ten minutes and then go directly to the Wildlife Park. Tickets are 30 Australian dollars. Except for holding a cara that costs AUD 32, you can touch it if you don’t hold it, and the administrator will take pictures for you for free. It is estimated that there are nearly 100 kangaroos. Most of them are very docile. They can be fed and photographed in close contact. This is the advantage of a safari park. They are not kept in cages, but are in the prairie with you. The last return journey of 823 is 4:30. If you miss it, you can call a taxi, but it is very expensive. For the first time in my life, I was very excited to come into contact with these two animals. Write the correct message for everyone to share.