Perth, Australia
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This is the most popular tourist destination of Perth that attracts more than 5 million visitors every year. It houses 324 varieties of native plant species, 215 different kinds of native fungi and 80 different species of exotic birds and offers breathtaking views of the Darling Range and the Swan River. The major tourist attractions of the Park include the State War Memorial Precinct, the Honour Avenues in honor of the patriots who lost their lives in the war, the Fraser Avenue, the Bali Memorial and the Edith Cowan Clock. The tourists are not only treated to panoramic views of the Canning and Swan Rivers, the majestic skyline of Perth and the mountain ranges in the East but are also invited to walking along the trails of Bushland, immaculate orchards and parklands, and children's playgrounds.

The Swan River is a breathtakingly beautiful waterway that meanders from the Darling Scarp and makes its way to Fremantle. The picturesque Swan Valley lies to the north of Perth and is the most ancient wine region of Australia. The valley is sprinkled with surprises that vary between the abundance of vineyards and wineries, exploration of walking trails, historic architecture and an exquisite culinary scene. Sail the softly flowing Swan River to the lush and picturesque valley and indulge in an evening of gourmet food and classy wine. Another natural tourist attraction of the Swan Valley includes boating, skiing, fishing, snorkeling and picnicking along and besides the gorgeous Swan River.

Delve into the most exciting underwater adventure at the Aquarium of West Australia, the foremost marine attraction located north to Perth. Go on a spectacular marine journey along the coastline from the frigid water of the South Ocean to the dreamy tropical land of the coral reefs in the far north. Hold your breath while you come face to face with sharks, turtles, stingrays and a hundred different rare marine animals such as seadragons and more.

Showcasing the most unique animals of Australia, this wildlife park attracts thousands of tourists with its rich variety of possums, wallabies, koalas, wombats, Tasmanian devils and more. Tourists are allowed to feed the kangaroos, take photos with koalas, interact with the keepers and take part in the different events like Wombat & Friends Show, Farm Show and more.

Rottnest is a hot tourist attraction of Perth because of its population of quokkas, the small and cute marsupials who are native to Australia. The island is the abode of southern fur seals and Australian sea lions. Rottnest Island of Perth is designated by the government as an Important Bird Area and is an idyllic eco-retreat for tourists with activities such as whale-watching, swimming, hiking, and exploration walks along the rocky coves, beaches and sun-kissed coastlines.