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South of the Tropic of Cancer, explore the most cute zoo in Australia! Intimate contact with the national treasures / hc / / hc / came to Melbourne, in addition to the mountains and seas and the European old city, Australians love the little animals, they know the warmth of nature, full of heart, peace of mind. In Ballarat, I met a group of little things. The kangaroo here is never afraid of being born. They skipped all the way, and brown eyes looked at me. If the kangaroo is a sister, then the koala is a sorghum. Let everyone in the crowd hold a long gun and a short gun, they still sit on the tree, do not move, squatting from the calm. Of course, there is also the world's smallest mini blue penguin, very rare. Tips: Ballarat is a gold-rushing town a hundred years ago. You need to be a train to get there. It costs about 70 yuan. After entering the park, remember to buy biscuits in advance. The kangaroo will smell when it smells, and the photo will be more suitable. Opening hours: 9 am to 4 pm.

Ballarat Wildlife Park was established in 1985 and has a history of 32 years. The ticket is 35 Australian dollars. It is located quite close to Melbourne city. During the visit, I saw many local teachers bring students for an educational field trip. There are large crocodiles, kangaroos, alpacas, koalas, Tasmanian devils, wombats, Dingoes, little penguins and so many other animals.  If you like, you can feed the alpacas and kangaroos or play with them. I enjoyed playing with them. They are all scattered around the big lawn where you can interact with them. You can even take close up pictures of a Koala. The price to take a picture is 18 dollars. When my friend went to take pictures, the staff first gave her eucalyptus leaves so that the koalas would become animated. She was then able to take the pictures she wanted and got some great pictures.  A gift shop is attached to the exit of the zoo. There are various dolls and refrigerator stickers, essential oils, etc. You should visit the shop and pick up a few things. 

Ballarat Wildlife Park, encounter native animals

Ballarat Wildlife Park, located in Victoria, Australia, is a zoo full of natural charm and the perfect place to get up close with nature and experience the life of native animals. The animals here live in an environment that is almost undisturbed by humans, living freely, with every behavior filled with the rhythm of nature. For example, kangaroos bask lazily in the sun, frolicking; while native Australian koalas are drowsy among the trees, occasionally showing off their adorable demeanor. You can also participate in feeding activities, personally feeding little kangaroos and koalas, feeling their warmth, the touch of their skin. This interaction between humans and animals is deeply healing. In addition to animals, the vegetation at Ballarat Wildlife Park is also quite rich. Within the park, you can stroll along the green shaded paths, enjoying the gifts of nature, the tranquil environment allowing you to completely relax and forget your worries. At Ballarat Wildlife Park, you can fully enjoy the intimate contact with nature, listen to the language of the animals, feel the tranquility and beauty of nature, which will be an unforgettable journey. Bring your family and friends to Ballarat Wildlife Park, encounter native animals, and reap the gifts of nature!

Up close encounters with free roaming kangaroos

Spent a couple of hours at the Ballarat Wildlife Park and the plus point is that there is so much area for the kids to run around freely. The kangaroos are free roaming aplenty and there s so many of them just lazing around and enjoying the sun. the downside is that they are seem to be well fed (prob by all the visitors) and they are not really interested in the feeds. Other animals in the park like koalas penguins and a caged sumatra tiger also made the children very happy.