Western Australia Chronicles: Kings Park

Kings Park was built in 1890 as a gift to King Edward of England. Located in the western suburbs of Perth, it covers an area of about 4 square kilometers, making it the largest urban park in the Southern Hemisphere. It is like a green diamond set between the blue sea and sky. As you step into the park, Lotterywest Federation Walkway is like a ribbon suspended between the eucalyptus trees. Walking on this 200-meter-long walkway, you will feel like a forest elf, strolling leisurely above the treetops, sharing the same view as the birds, overlooking the lush greenery. The Botanic Garden is a dream world of plants, with more than 2,000 species of Western Australian plants. Every spring, wildflowers bloom like a palette of colors, blooming wantonly, red like fire, pink like clouds, white like snow, interwoven into a sea of colorful flowers. As you walk up the gentle slope, the observation deck comes into view. From the top, you can see the whole city of Perth and the winding Swan River. The prosperity of the city and the tranquility of nature are perfectly integrated at this moment, with the breeze blowing, bringing the whispers of the distance and the fragrance of flowers and plants. The solemn and majestic State War Memorial stands in the park, commemorating the bravery and sacrifice of the past. The eternal flame on the square burns quietly, as if telling the story of heroes, the eternal flame is an immortal tribute to the martyrs. Whether it is a sunny spring day or a breezy summer night, Kings Park attracts people to explore the mysteries of nature and feel the tranquility and beauty with its unique charm. Kings Park