When visiting Perth's parks, visitors can immerse themselves in the lush greenery of vast forests, explore unique flora and fauna, or leisurely enjoy picturesque walking trails.
Kings Park - "home" to over 3,000 endemic plant species.
Spanning over 400 hectares in the heart of Perth, Kings Park and the Botanic Garden is one of the world's largest and most beautiful urban parks. From here, visitors can admire panoramic views of the "City of Lights" and the picturesque Swan River.
Whether you're strolling leisurely or watching the spectacular sunset, Kings Park always leaves unforgettable memories, making you reluctant to leave - PHOTO: KINGS PARK AND BOTANIC GARDEN
Stepping into the park is like entering a rare natural "treasure trove" – the Western Australian Botanic Gardens, showcasing over 3,000 native plant species. Strolling along winding trails through shady forests and admiring meticulously maintained gardens, visitors are immersed in a vibrant and lively natural landscape. The scenery is particularly stunning at sunset, when the golden sunlight embraces the landscape, creating a mesmerizing natural spectacle.
Beautiful natural scenery at Kings Park - PHOTO: TOURISM IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Beyond its stunning natural landscapes, Kings Park also preserves many cultural and historical values of Western Australia, with its majestic monuments. Each year, the park hosts numerous cultural events and festivals, attracting millions of visitors.
Kings Park often hosts many unique cultural and artistic festivals - PHOTO: KINGS PARK AND BOTANIC GARDEN
Learn about Australia's native animals at Caversham Wildlife Park.
Located in the stunning Swan Valley, Caversham Wildlife Park is the ideal destination for those wishing to learn about Australia's native wildlife. With over 2,000 individuals belonging to approximately 200 different species, Caversham boasts the largest wildlife collection in Western Australia.
Here, visitors have the opportunity to get up close and personal with many of Australia's unique animal species. Popular activities include taking photos with koalas and feeding kangaroos. The park is also home to many species of birds, reptiles, and mammals, offering visitors a diverse and enriching experience.
Caversham Wildlife Park is a destination for those who love learning about endemic animal species in Australia - PHOTO: CAVERSHAMWILDLIFE
What makes Caversham Wildlife Park so special is its "Adopt Animals" program, which allows visitors to participate in the park's efforts to care for and conserve native Australian animals. By participating, you not only contribute to the animal care efforts but also receive benefits such as free entry and updates on animals you can adopt. These activities are designed to raise awareness about wildlife conservation while providing enjoyment and knowledge for all ages on their journey of discovering nature.
Tourists experience interactive activities with native animals - PHOTO: TOURISM IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Trekking and wildlife viewing at John Forrest National Park
Famous for its rich history and blend of Indigenous and European cultures, John Forrest National Park is the oldest national park in Western Australia. The park is renowned for its diverse ecosystem, including eucalyptus forests, the majestic Hovea Falls and National Park Falls, and its abundant wildlife, featuring native species such as kangaroos and wallabies, as well as many endemic bird species. More than just a tourist attraction, John Forrest National Park plays a vital role in preserving the ecological and cultural values of Western Australia.
In particular, this national park is a favorite trekking destination for many visitors. One of the most popular trails is the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, approximately 41 km long, rebuilt on the site of the Eastern Railway (dating back to the late 19th century). For those who enjoy adventure, the Eagle View Walk is an ideal choice. This 16 km loop takes visitors through pristine forests, stunning waterfalls, and offers panoramic views of the Swan Coast, Perth city, and the distant ocean.
John Forrest National Park is a destination for nature lovers who want to enjoy a peaceful space, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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