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Kings Park is located west of downtown Perth, close to the University of Western Australia. It is one of the largest urban parks in the southern hemisphere. The terrain here is higher, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Perth and the Swan River. It is a natural resting place particularly loved by Perth citizens. A total of more than 6,000 species of flowers and plants are planted and cultivated in the park, of which 3,000 species are unique to Western Australia wildflowers, including the state flower "kangaroo paw". The Wild Festival held here every year is a major event in Western Australia and the largest wildflower exhibition in the world, attracting tens of thousands of tourists. When you come here at this time, in addition to admiring the usual flowers such as helichrysum, kangaroo paw, eucalyptus and banksia, you can also see tens of thousands of potted plants, books about flowers and flower planting tools. A long time ago, Kings Park was an important gathering place for Australian indigenous people, so it still retains the imprints left by the indigenous people at that time. There is an indigenous culture and art museum in the park for people to visit. In addition, there is a State War Memorial in the park to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in the two world wars, and the Eternal Flame on the square commemorates the souls of those who sacrificed their lives for the country.As early as 1697, when the Dutch navigator Willem de Vlamingh arrived here, he was attracted by the unique and beautiful black swans on the river, and then named the river Swan River. Since then, the black swan has been inextricably linked with Perth, and the black swan has become a high-status animal in Perth and even Western Australia.The Swan Clock Tower is located on the bank of the beautiful Swan River, also known as the Perth Clock Tower. It is a landmark building in Perth. This clock tower with a glass spire is 82 meters high. The tower will change different colors at night. There are 18 large bells from all over the UK stored in the tower, forming a group that plays the bells as the bells are struck. Different music, visitors can also experience the ringing of the bell. This set of bells is also one of the largest set of bronze bells in the world today, and is also the Royal Bell Tower outside England. There are also 26 small bronze bells on the top floor of the clock tower. Visitors can insert coins and choose the tracks they want to listen to through the electronic menu. When the weather is nice, visitors can also go up to the outdoor platform on the sixth floor of the clock tower to enjoy the beautiful views of downtown Perth and the Swan River. The Perth Mint, located on Hay Street, is one of the oldest mints in the world and is still in operation today. Visitors can visit the coin casting and gold coin melting and casting process. Travelers can appreciate the 19th century architecture here. There are free guided tours of the mint, explaining the history of Western Australia's coinage and watching the coinage process. There is also the world's largest exhibition on gold bullion, as well as a collection of the largest gold nuggets unearthed in Australia.

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