Celebrate the Year of the Snake in Canberra with a cultural fusion tour

Here is a guide to Canberra's tourist attractions: History and Culture - Parliament House: One of the few open parliament buildings in Australia, with a unique architectural style. Inside, there are the House of Representatives, the Senate, and various exhibition halls. You can also take the elevator to the roof to overlook the surrounding area. Address: Parliament Dr, Canberra ACT 2600.  - National Museum of Australia: One of Australia's most important museums, showcasing the history of Aboriginal Australians and the country's development since colonization. A great place to learn about Australia's history and culture. Address: Lawson Cres, Acton ACT 2601.  - Australian War Memorial: A national war memorial and museum dedicated to commemorating all Australians who died in wars. You can see real military aircraft, weapons, and equipment, and there is a solemn memorial ceremony every day before closing. Address: Treloar Cres, Campbell ACT 2612.  Nature and Scenery - Lake Burley Griffin: Canberra's most famous artificial lake, named after American architect Walter Burley Griffin. You can stroll along the lake to see the Captain Cook Memorial Jet, rent a boat, ride a bike, or have a picnic. Address: Canberra city center.  - Canberra National Park: Home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, with various exhibitions and wildlife observation stations. A great place to experience the vitality of nature. Address: Surrounding Canberra city.  - Mount Ainslie: A free attraction and the best place to enjoy Canberra's magnificent environment and urban design features. There are interpretive signs on the mountain, and the sunrise, sunset, and night views are beautiful. Address: 20 Mount Ainslie Dr, Australian Capital Territory 2609.  Art and Culture - National Gallery of Australia: One of Australia's largest art museums, with over 166,000 artworks. You can see Monet's "Water Lilies" and James Turrell's "Skyspace" up close. Address: Parkes Pl, Parkes ACT 2600.  - Canberra Museum and Gallery: A place to learn about Canberra's cultural history, with many artworks and historical artifacts related to the city. Address: 176 London Cct, Canberra ACT 2601.  Unique Entertainment - Royal Australian Mint: Australia's national mint and museum, showcasing various historical currency styles. Visitors can pay to experience the process of making Australian coins and take them home as souvenirs. Address: Royal Australian Mint, Constitution Ave, Canberra ACT 2601.  - Cockington Green Gardens: A miniature park with classic 1:1 scale buildings from around the world, such as ancient castles and charming villas, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale world. Address: 18 Frencham Pl, Nicholls ACT 2913.