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National Park Falls는 John Forrest 국립공원에 있는 작은 폭포로, 유량이 가장 많은 비가 온 후에 방문하는 것이 가장 좋습니다. 주변은 덤불과 물이 계곡을 흐르는 암석 지대로 둘러싸여 조용합니다.

Located along the waterfront at Elizabeth Quay, the First Contact sculpture by Noongar artist Laurel Nannup tells a story from the early encounters between Noongar people and European ships arriving on the Swan River. The 5-metre-tall aluminium sculpture is shaped like a bird with outstretched wings, representing how the Noongar people believed the distant sailing ships looked like giant birds carrying the spirits of their ancestors. Set beside the water, the artwork is a meaningful cultural stop along the path and an important reminder of the area’s deeper history.

The Canning River is a major river in Perth that flows west from the Darling Range to join the Swan River near Applecross. Its lower reaches are lined with parklands, wetlands, and shared walking and cycling paths that form part of the Swan and Canning river foreshore network. The river is a popular place for walking, cycling, kayaking, birdwatching, and enjoying the picturesque riverside scenery.

A truly magical spot where you can see ospreys and dolphins (if you're lucky)! The coastline here is also incredibly beautiful! 😍👍🤙

This architecturally questionable but very scenic bridge connects East Perth to Perth Stadium.

Good number! Weekends and holidays are busy, but as always: if you put in a little physical effort, you can avoid the crowds. Snorkeling is nice, and it's definitely worth bringing a mask, but you should study the best spots beforehand. Beginners in particular: make sure you're well-informed about wind and currents!

The bridge is a beautiful photo opportunity

A zip line leads from one of the bridge pillars to the shore