Telstra Tower

The highest point in Canberra is open until 10 pm. You can see the panoramic view of Canberra's entire city. Check the sunset time. Arrive before sunset. The wind is very strong on the day. Remind everyone to wear more clothes if you have to go. It is very cold to see the sun falling into the valley. On the other side, the moon rises, too. The big, round moon rises very fast.

The Australian Telegraph Tower, which sits on the hilltop of Black Mountain on the outskirts of Canberra, is a tower of television telegraph and radio integration that can be seen anywhere in Canberra. The condescending view overlooking the entire Canberra city is really worth a visit.

The Telecom Tower is a radio tower for television and radio signals on the outskirts of Canberra. Because there is no tall building in Canberra, the Telecom Tower has a wide view and a good signal. You can climb up here overlooking Canberra and the scenery is very beautiful.

The telecommunications tower is desirable as the highest point of looking around the capital, but the last elevator per person was too hurtful, okay? But in the evening, looking down at the city and surrounding mountains and forests and rivers, there is really a Hollywood blockbuster feeling. The empty fields, rolling mountains, dense forests, jade-like rivers are seen in this height. Nature and humanity, and our Oriental Pearl TV Tower sees only humans. Humans. class. So the visual aesthetic is first class here. And the two of us climbed up from the botanical garden, tired, older people still choose to drive or rent. We took the road down the mountain, and it was dark when we walked. The sparsely populated foreign countries still had a little hair in their hearts. It took nearly an hour to go down the mountain, and the heart was a little more secure. So my experience is, drive to friends!

You can see all the mainstream landmarks in Canberra in good weather. It’s a great way for laymen to see the city planning and find everything here. You need to get there by yourself by transport as I believe taxis can be expensive. Adults will then spend more than $7 (children will have a discount, it will be cheaper) to enter the viewing platform. From my experience this time, I would recommend that you choose a good weather/visibility to come here, given the cost. Don’t forget to bring your camera and map to help identify where you’re looking. At the bottom of the mountain is the National Botanical Garden and it’s well worth a visit. If you feel energetic, I believe there is a path down the tower to the garden - after all, it’s easier to go down than uphill :-)

The Telecom Card is the tallest building in Canberra, located on the hilltop of Black Mountain on the outskirts of Canberra. In fact, the Telecom Card itself is not tall, but there is no tall building in Canberra, so it is very conspicuous. Standing on the observation deck at the top of the tower, overlooking the entire Canberra surroundings, it feels good.