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Blue mountain

The Blue Mountains is a mountainous region in New South Wales, Australia. It borders on Sydney's metropolitan area, its foothills starting about 50 kilometres west of the state capital. (From Wiki)

The Three Sisters, is sandstone rock formations that are one of the best-known attractions in the region.
The Three Sisters


 
 
Officially the Blue Mountains is bounded by the Nepean and Hawkesbury Rivers in the east, the Coxs River and Lake Burragorang to the west and south, and the Wolgan and Colo Rivers to the north. Geologically, it is situated in the central parts of the Sydney Basin.



Scenic World


In Winter, there is snow. In sydney, it is hard to see snow. You can go to Blue Mountain to see the snow view!





Snow View 1
(Source: www.news.com.au)

Snow View 2
(Source: www.smh.com.au)




 
Address:
50 km (31 mi) NW of Sydney CBD

You could go there by train~!


Hope you guys can enjoy your trip to the Blue Mountain.

Beautiful & Historical Landscape in Sydney- La Perouse



There's a place near Rockdale south called La Perouse. Only 20 minutes drive from city.

La Perouse is a beautiful historical landscape and there has a museum.


The Museum opened in 1988 and mentions the Laperouse expedition from 1788 till now.  Aboriginal, environmental and history of La Perouse. The Laperouse Museum has nearly 2,000 collections , related to French 18th century and it introduced the Cable Station building and its local history.



It actually its a good place for people to go and visit as a family or for the tourist who interested in Australia history.




Popular New trend of Japanese Crepe in Sydney


In the recent years, Japan has a really popular food called Crepe. Now it has franchised to Sydney





Their crepe has 2 favours, sweet and savoury soft crepe.  


In the sweet crepes, it has fresh fruits, whipped cream, custard, sauces , cheesecake, brownies or 9 favours gelato ice creams for you to choose~~~^^






In the savoury one, it has tuna, ham, cheese, salmon, seafood , different vegetable and so on. 




So anyone who wants some breakfast or desert after dinner, there's a new interesting food for u guys to choose. Their opening time is from 9:30- 10.


Madang Sydney

Madang is one of the best Korean restaurant in Sydney. It locates at the Sydney CBD, near Town Hall station.

If you are the first time to go there, make sure you check the google map first. Because you would be easily miss it! It is in an alleyway!! Here is the address : 371A Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000.

It's very crowded in the dinner time. So make sure you get there early, otherwise, you will need to wait for around 1 hour to be seated!! I went there at both lunch and dinner time! No matter what time, it always full !! 

The signatures there are Seafood Pancake, Korean BBQ, Bul Dak..etc

P.S. to refill your side dish is $2, and to add extra rice is $1.

Here are the Menu: 








(source: http://archive.bebo.com/c/photos/view?PhotoAlbumId=8975447234&PhotoId=8975449563&MemberId=5464234941&PhotosOfMemberId= )


My Order~


Madang Front..long waiting


Bursut Jungol


Seafood Pancake

Chuncheon dak galbi

side dishes


Strong recommend! Try this one! Very Very DELICIOUS!! <3












Sydney Luna Park



The Luna Park is an icon of Sydney with its fabulous view of the Harbour bridge and The Sydney Opera House. Luna Park's entry with a big laughing happy clown face and the slogan of  "Just for fun" is a happy memory for every Australian in every generations.


To briefly introduce the history of Luna park,
The first year that Luna park constructed was 1935 and it has been changing since then.
 However, Luna Park was closed in mid-1979, immediately following the Ghost Train fire, which killed six children and one adult. Most of the park was demolished, and a new amusement park was constructed; this originally operated under the name of Harbourside Amusement Park before resuming the Luna Park name. The park was closed again in 1988 as an independent engineering inspection determined that several rides needed urgent repair. After another redevelopment, Luna Park reopened in 2004 and has continued operating since
 
 
Luna Park is located at Milsons Point.
 

1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061
 
 
 
For the price of ticket, it is free to enter the luna park. But you have to buy ticket for the rides. And the cost depends on what time you want to visit.
 
PEAK PERIODSOFF PEAK PERIODS
20 Sep - 7 Oct 2013.16 Jul - 19 Sep 2013.
26 Dec - 28 Jan 20148 Oct - 24 Dec 2013
Which ticket would you like to buy?
ANNUAL PASS - unlimited rides all year… all for $99.UNLIMITED RIDES PASS - unlimited rides for a full day.LUNACY - 2-for-1 Unlimited Rides Passes for guests who arrive after 6pm in off peak periods.MINI MONEY MONDAYS - $10 off Unlimited Rides Passes on Mondays during off-peak periods.VALUE DEAL - an Unlimited Rides Pass + Meal Deal + 2 Sideshow Games
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Day Trip of Wine Tasting - Hunter Valley

This weekend gonna be sunny and very warm. it great to run out city and have some fun in somewhere else~~ :) 

There's a good short road trip to a place called Hunter Valley. Hunter Vally is place contains a lot of different kind of wine factory. Also, there's a chocolate tasting and cheese tasting, therefore, it's not just for the adult, kids gonna love that place as well. 

To Hunter Valley from Sydney is only 3 hours drive. 

In Hunter Valley there's a place called LOVEDALE <3

People can catch the helicopter and view the HEART Shape land on the sky.



Then, heres some of the wine factories. You can taste all the wine for free. 
But it's good bargain to buy their wine in Hunter Valley, cause personally i think their wine tastes much better compared with the wine in Sydney liquid store. 

The price in Hunter Valley normally around 30 -40 dollars.






Kids gonna LOVE this place :)

This chocolate shop has a lot of interesting design chocolate, it;s good to buy it as a gift to your friends ^^










 Lastly, for people who ready to go there, there's some hint for you guys.
 1) Hunter Valley such a big place, therefore it's better to go to their information centre first and ask for recommendation.

2) Their wine factory actually has delivery of wine, therefore, if  you LOVE that wine, must remember ask for their delivery form or details.




HAVE A GREAT WEEKENDS GUYSS XO


Spice I Am

Spice I Am

90 Wentworth Ave Surry Hills

Once the preserve of expat Thais, this little red-hot chilli pepper now has queues out the door. No wonder, as everything we’ve tried from the 70-plus dishes on the menu is superfragrant and superspicy. It's been so successful that they've opened the upmarket Spice I Am – The Restaurant in Darlinghurst.



House is proud to introduce cuisine from the traditional area of Isaan in North Eastern Thailand, so that our customers may understand deeply the connection between the Isaan way of life and their folk wisdom.

Open for lunch and dinner everyday, takeaway available.


  • Spice I Am, Sydney's Multi-Award winning Thai Restaurant, possibly the best Thai food outside of Thailand. Thai travelers have told us you can not get as good, and authentic, food as this even in Bangkok anymore.



State library of NSW

State Library of NSW

State Library of NSW
Macquarie Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia



The estimable State Library holds over five million tomes, including James Cook’s and Joseph Banks’ journals and Captain (later Governor) Bligh’s log from the mutinous HMAV Bounty. The main reading room is an elegant temple of knowledge clad in milky marble.
Also worth checking out are the temporary exhibitions in the galleries, and the elaborately sculpted bronze doors and grand atrium of the neoclassical Mitchell Wing (1910); note the map of Tasman’s journeys in the mosaic floor. Beneath one of the windows on the Macquarie St side of the building is a sculpture of explorer Matthew Flinders with his intrepid cat Trim.










Exhibitions & events

The State Library of New South Wales provides dynamic, informative and entertaining exhibitions and display programs from over one million pictorial images as well as maps, manuscripts and ephemera from our collections.
Five historic galleries in the Mitchell Wing enable visitors to see many treasures through a changing exhibition and display program.
The State Library of New South Wales also hosts inspiring talks, tours, movies and courses covering subjects as broad as our own collections. Join journalists, artists, writers, historians, researchers, curators and even food critics - there's something for everyone's taste.





Sydney Harbour bridge

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel arch bridge between the Sydney central business districe and the North Shore. And this bridge is the 4th longest arch bridge in the world. So this place becomes popular to tourists.
Briefly introduce the Harbour Bridge, total length is 1,149m, width 49 and height 134m.


You can reach the Harbour Bridge at Ciqular Quay or Milsons Point.



 Habour Bridge Climbing. There are 2 courses. 1) Discovery Climb 2) Bridge Climb

In Discovery Climb course, you can climb stairs and look all the structure of the bridge. (3.5 hrs)

In Bridge Climb course, you can walk above the bridge and can see all the view of Sydney. (3.5hrs)




 
And every end of years, there is a huge fireworks festival in this bridge.



Price

Peak

ADULT

CHILD**

Night$228$158
Day$258$178
Twilight$318$208
Dawn***$318$208

Standard


ADULT

CHILD**

Weekday Weekend Weekday Weekend
Night $198 $198 $148 $148
Day $235 $245 $158 $168
Twilight $298 $308 $208 $208
Dawn*** $308 $308 $208 $208

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