Perth

Kings Park and Botanic Garden in Perth Australia offers organic beauty and tranquility at its finest. The park is 400.6 hectares of organically gorgeous scenery with lush bush lands full of 319 different species of native plants and 80 unique bird species. Kings Park and Botanic Garden is the perfect location for sightseeing, walks, picnics, and special occasions. Take yourself through trails woven through the wilderness or set up a guided tour. Make yourself one of the more than six million people to visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden this year.

Barrack Square, Swan River Foreshore | Corner Riverside Drive & Barrack Street, Perth, Western Australia 6000, Australia

Perth is the capital of Western Australia. It is located on the west coast of Australia and is the bustling city at the end of the continent, as Perth is too far away for Australians. Western Australia's abbreviation "WA", some people say that it is actually "wait a while" to describe the leisure life of Western Australians. Surrounded by the endless sea and the vast wilderness, Perth is like a beacon in the sea. Perth's eight hours of sunshine a day, with an average of 178 sunny days a year, the blue is purely like a washed sky, the blue is unpredictable to the sea, and this blue will always accompany you to leave Western Australia.

See the mighty numbat; a stripy, insectivorious marsupial just found in Western Australian. There is no better place to find out about sole individual from the Myrmecobiidae family than this cutting edge zoo and preservation association, minutes from downtown Perth. While their numbat rearing and repopulation program might be a very much earned wellspring of pride, there are numerous more critters that hail from around the world, to see here. See a Sumatran tiger or moderate loris in the Asia collection. Feed a Rothschilde giraffe or wonder about meerkats in the African savannah. In the South America wilderness you will see the constantly delightful tamarins and marmosets or have a discussion with a macaw. Obviously, there are a lot of local Australian species to see, including Tasmanian fiends, bilbys, cockatoos, and a ton of reptiles.