Perth, The Pearl of Australian Coasts

With the number of metropolitan regions increasing with development, many believe urbanization was never meant to be a part of nature. But there is a certain city in Australia whose entire form seems unfazed and fresh just like the sparkling waters of Indian Ocean alongside it.

Perth has been ranked as one of the most livable cities on earth, and by livable it’s regarded to be enthralling. The ventures this city has made to make it a suitable refuge for anyone from anywhere in the world gives it a degree of prestige which has always remained underrated. Modesty is rewarded, and a visit to discover and spread the message is all that Perth deserves to get.

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Crown Perth:

Built in a series of floors reducing in size, the Crown Perth stands out in the Burswood zone of Perth like a gigantic deck of cards majestically set in order. The entertainment complex boasts multiple restaurants, bars and a 24-hour casino. It’s common for first timers at the place to fancy a stay here, a prime decision to make when the Crown Perth houses two 5-star hotels beside the Swann River.

SciTech:

Sounds like only science geeks need to head in, but stereotyping would be completely unfair in this case. The interactive sessions are intriguing when it comes to general interest for dinosaurs, brought to life with a dash of help from electronically controlled models similar to those which starred in Jurassic Park.

Lake Monger:

Shifting over to the quieter and humble side of Perth, Lake Monger perimeters the suburbs of the city. Ample birdlife along with the occasional presence of citizens make it a pleasant stroll while taking in the view of Perth’s skyline expanded over the horizon.

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Swan Valley heritage Trail:

If a fairy tale would ever be constituted on Perth, Swan Valley would serve to cherish it with natural grace. Fruit farms and historical buildings alone make the heritage trail a fascinating experience for a day.

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Swan Bells:

One the pioneer landmarks signifying modern Perth, the Swan Bells Tower was established in 2001 to signify the city retaining its historical artefacts in the 21^st century. Bell handling demonstrations are held in the tower few times a week. The tower is a conical glass structure containing 14th-century bells belonging to St. Martin-in-the-fields.  Multi-storey terraces allow a high-rise view of the surroundings.

Paruna Sanctuary:

The Wallaby-centre of Perth, this sanctuary is the administrative effort for the conservation of biodiversity which identifies certain wildlife species home to the Australian habitat. Paruna has its own nature trek to guide you for hotspots for viewing each of the species.

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