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 King's Park by Xemx Whatever you do, don't miss out on visiting King's Park. There are lots of things to see and do here. The park is huge and also offers an opportunity to take some great photos of Perth city. King's Park has 267 ha bushland and a botanic garden. My favourite spot is the Lotterywest Federation Walkway . The walkway features a 52-metre arched steel and glass bridge which passes through the treetops. From there you can view several wildflower gardens, cross the beautiful water garden valley and enter the marri woodland forest. Also interesting is Honour Avenue which is tree-lined. Each tree has a plaque and was planted in dedication to individual servicemen who fought in the wars. There are also the War Memorial and Flame of Rememberance to see. The Park has a visitor information centre, and a cafe, an aboriginal gallery and a small wishing well. Guided walks are available daily from 10am to 2pm. Leave a Comment Address: Fraser Avenue, West PerthPhone: (08) 9480 3600Directions: You can catch a bus from St George's Terrace to King's Park and back. The website gives you a map with directions.Website: http://www.kpbg.wa.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?page=/kings-park/content.shtml&menu=/kings-park/menu.html Other Contact: info@bgpa.wa.gov.au
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Kings Park is Perth's playground - everybody's backyard - and the people of Perth really do make wonderful use of its 1000 hectares of bushland, walking trails and cultivated garden spaces. A favourite spot for families is the Western Power Parkland- a wonderful place for children and adults alike, with its mixture of water, playground areas for children of all ages, shady lawns, discovery trails and - on summer evening - outdoor cinema. If you really want to make a day of it , you can bring a picnic, make use of one of the free barbecues (watch out for cheeky sausage-stealing kookaburras) or choose to eat at the Zamia Cafe that overlooks the Parkland. There's plenty of parking but be prepared for things to be busy at weekends especially - it's become a favourite place for big family gatherings - I said it was an extension of all our own back gardens! Leave a Comment Address: May Avenue, King's ParkDirections: Look out for the signs as you drive through the park. King's Park is never closed but there is no night lighting at the Parkland apart from when the outdoor cinema is operating. There's a 40kph peed limit all through the park.Website: http://www.westernpowerparkland.com.au/
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 Mates by TheWanderingCamel Walk or drive through Kings Park in Perth and you cannot help but notice the small markers at the base of the trees that line the avenues throughout the park. They're all in rememberance of individual men who lost their lives fighting in WWI and WWII. Where you see two together, it's to mark brothers, mates who were inseperable in life or maybe even a father and son who lost their lives in different wars. So many markers, so many lives. The cenotaph standing on the edge of the Mt Eliza scarp and visible from all around is the most obvious monument in the park but Western Australians left home to fight for King and Country in many wars and the park is home to many memorials, large and small. Entering the park by the main gate, the first large monument you'll see, over on your left, is the South African War memorial, commemerating the men who fought for the Empire at the very beginning of the 20th century. The most recent addition is the Vietnam Memorial sculpture and pavilion in the middle of the park. Leave a Comment
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Kings Park is an excellent place for long walks. It occupies an area of 4sq km and is also home to the Botanical Gardens and the War Memorial. There is a tree-top walk in the southeastern corner which is open from 9am-5pm. Kings Park is also the place to go for great shots of Perth's skyline. Leave a Comment
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by bryINpoland Located in Kings Park Botanical Garden, the Lotterywest Federation Walkway is one of Kings Park newest additions. Stretching over 620 meters and taking about 40 minutes return, the walk takes u along the Swan River through many of the parks newly added gardens, Swan river lookouts, and finally though the treetops of the Mari Woodland forest. The elevated section of the walkway is 220 meters, and towers over 16m high. A 52 meter, glass/steel arched bridge has to be the highlight of the walk. The walk gives u a birds eye view of mother nature and all the living things within her. A must see if at the park. For more about the park. Check out their website for all the park has to offer. Kings Park Leave a Comment Address: Fraser Avenue, West Perth, Wesrtern Australia 6005Phone: (08) 9480 3600Directions: Located off Fraser Avenue, just south/east of the city, over looking the Swan River.Website: http://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au
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 View of Perth Skyline by icyjo24 Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Swan River from this big 400-ha park.There are many different thematic gardens in the park which you can explore freely. There is also an elevated walkway where you can walk among the tree canopies. Leave a Comment Directions: Remember to get a map from the visitor centre to facilitate your navigation around the big park.
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 Boab Trees. Look at how thick the trunk is! by icyjo24 You will also find these distinctive bottle-shaped boab trees grown in a small section of the park. Normally, you will find these trees growing in the northern semiarid Kimberley region of Western Australia. They were transplanted in 1999. You will also see the semiarid Spinifex grasses and Screw Pines which complements the display. Leave a Comment
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 Wow...... by FOotFetish Thanks to Anna for this pic! This is the scene of King Park at night. The trees are shone with different vibrant colour lights.Don't they make the trees look exotic?? Nice to chill out during summer nights. In summer, there is Sunset Cinema at Kings Park.This means it's an open air cinema and simply just drive and park your car , and catch the movie from there. The movie program can be obtained at Tourist Information Centre or do a web search for Sunset Cinema at Kings Park. Leave a Comment
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 Wildflowers by icyjo24 If you go to King's Park in September and October, you will be rewarded with a massive display of colourful wildflowers which bloom in spring. However, I was there in November, a little bit too late as many of the wildflowers have wilted. There are still some wildflowers around in the park but no spectacular display. Leave a Comment
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 Kings Park by Tripack A superb green Island close to the city center, which offer you a great point of view on Perth and the Swan river. Also an ideal place for a typical Aussie barbie session. Just go there to relax or enjoy timeless strolls around the Park. Learn more about WA plant species thanks to the Botanic Garden. Leave a Comment
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