Sydney City/Blue Mountains/Canberra 4-day tour

Departure Date: Daily for 2 people Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Sydney ‧ Pick up by Chinese tour guide Any time the flight arrives in Sydney, the tour guide will pick you up, and the tour guide will contact you by phone to pick up the bus at the designated location. If you need a guide to enter the terminal and hold up a sign to pick you up, a $30 parking fee will be charged. The tour guide will drop you off at the hotel. Free and easy. Day 2: Blue Mountains Day Head to Blue Mountain, one of Australia's most famous tourist destinations, to see millions of hectares of jungle, sandstone cliffs, canyons and waterfalls, and take in the magic of nature. First, head to the wildlife zoo to take a photo of tree bears and kangaroos. EXPERIENCE AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS SONG AND DANCE AT THE 'KOOMURRI ABORIGINAL CENTRE" to see Aboriginal cultural performances. Lunch can be held at the Chinese restaurant in Katoomba at your own expense or at your own expense, and after the meal, you can go straight up to the 1,100-meter-high "Katooomba" cable train station along Highway 32 and take three different types of cable trains. See the majestic Three Sisters from different angles, then drive to the Grana Bell Milk Cave to admire the natural Bell Milkstone. Departure back to Sydney. Arrived at Chinatown at about 8:30 p.m. Day 3: Canberra Day Pick up from Sydney, head south on Highway 31, take a short break and head to Canberra, the capital city, which is known for its quiet and clean architecture. Arrive at Cuckton Gling Lilliputian before noon for a visit. Lilliputians are located 11 kilometers north of the city centre, and visit a model landscape of famous iconic buildings in Australia and the world, as well as a small mountain village with strong Australian characteristics, a cricket house, an English folk village and a residential garden. Continue to the Chinese Restaurant for lunch, after which we will head to the artificial lake (Lake Burley Griffin). ), Spray Spring, Capital Exhibition Hall. After that, he went to the capital's coin mill via the Union Bridge to witness the process of making coins, and to see the history of coin-making and the physical exhibitions of gold and silver coins in various periods. You can also hand-make a $1 Australian coin as a souvenir. Next, visit the embassy area and visit the architecture of various countries' style and sentiments. Afterwards, head to the New Parliament, one of the world's largest steel buildings and Canberra's most spectacular building. Then pass through the Emperor's Bridge to visit the War Memorial Hall to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War I. Leave Canberra at about 16:30 and return to Sydney at about 20:00 to end the day. Day 4: Sydney city 1 day + airport drop-off The tour guide picks up guests at the hotel and visits the "Sydney Aquarium" and "Cockroach Statue Museum". After that, visit Australia's most iconic iconic building, the Sydney Opera House. Then visit another iconic building in Sydney, the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Theatre and Harbour Bridge are set against each other, giving you a taste of Sydney's unique and stunning views. Afterwards visit The Rocks, the birthplace of Sydney's history, where the first British fleet was boarded in 1788 under the command of Captain Arthur Flyer, named after the rocks that dotted at the time. Today, this group of historic buildings is one of Sydney's most famous business precincts, and it's a great experience of time and light. After that, he visited Chinatown in the heart of the city and experienced the development of overseas Chinese culture. At noon (at your own expense), take a boat ride to the harbor and enjoy a luxury buffet lunch on board. After lunch, visit the suburbs of Bangdai Beach, Nanjiao Tsui, Suicide Rock and other scenic spots. For drop-off, please book your flight after 7:30 p.m.