You must visit Canberra once in your life!

Canberra | New to Canberra? Who hasn't been to these five places? 🚗Itinerary planning: In the symphony of history and nature, encounter the paradise of the soul 🎨Day 1: National Gallery and Lake Burley Griffin, a gentle embrace of art and nature 🎨National Gallery: In the early morning, when the first ray of sunlight penetrated the mist, we stepped into this palace of art. The National Gallery is a place that houses art treasures from Australia and around the world. Here, every painting tells a story and every sculpture carries emotion. The children moved around curiously, as if they were having a conversation with the artists across time and space. And I found spiritual comfort and sparks of inspiration in this ocean of art. 🌊Walk along Lake Burley Griffin: In the afternoon, we strolled along the sparkling Lake Burley Griffin. The lake surface is like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds and the Capitol in the distance. It is so beautiful that it seems out of this world. 🏛Day 2: Australian War Memorial and Captain Cook Memorial, remember history and pay tribute to heroes Australian War Memorial🏛: The next day, we drove to the Australian War Memorial on the shores of Lake Griffin. This is a solemn and dignified building that bears witness to the great sacrifices made by the Australian people for peace and freedom. As you enter the memorial hall, a solemn atmosphere hits you. We quietly visited each exhibition hall, listened to the tour guides' stories, and felt the weight of history and the greatness of the heroes. At that moment, I deeply realized the true meaning of "Remember history and cherish peace." 🐯Day 3: National Zoo and Botanical Gardens, close contact with nature National Zoo: On the third day, we came to the National Zoo. This is not only a place to watch animals, but also an educational base for understanding nature and respecting life. Excitedly shuttle through every corner of the zoo and get close to Australian animals such as kangaroos and koalas. 🏛Day 4: Royal Australian Mint and Old Parliament House in Canberra, explore the mysteries of currency and traces of history💰 Royal Australian Mint: On the fourth day, we came to the Royal Australian Mint. This is not only a place where currency is produced, but also a window to understand Australian history and culture. We visited the entire process of coin minting, from design to casting, and every step was full of wisdom and ingenuity.