First Time in Oceania~~~~Sydney, Australia.

I departed in mid-September, when the temperature was at the tail end of winter, welcoming the arrival of spring. Sydney Spring (September to November) Spring is considered one of the best times to visit Sydney. With temperatures averaging between 15°C and 22°C, you can comfortably enjoy the city's outdoor activities. Here are some must-see attractions: Sydney Opera House: This world-famous building is not only a landmark of Sydney but also a top venue for artistic performances. Whether attending a concert or simply admiring its unique architectural design, the Opera House has different charms both day and night. Sydney Harbour Bridge: This bridge is not only a major traffic route but also an excellent vantage point. Participating in the bridge climb offers a panoramic view of Sydney, especially breathtaking at sunrise or sunset. However, I have a fear of heights, so I didn't participate in the bridge climb. Bondi Beach: One of my favorite spots, this is Sydney's most popular beach, perfect for surfing, sunbathing, and seaside walks. There's also a large grassy area for relaxation. Additionally, there are many cafes and restaurants nearby where you can enjoy delicious food while taking in the beautiful scenery. Darling Harbour: This vibrant entertainment district is home to many restaurants, bars, shops, and attractions, including the Sydney Aquarium, Wildlife World, and the Australian National Maritime Museum. I happened to catch the weekly Saturday night fireworks show, which was spectacular over the harbor. Royal Botanic Garden: This 74-acre garden boasts a variety of plants and landscapes, ideal for leisurely walks and picnics. It's also a great spot to view the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The Rocks: One of Sydney's oldest historic areas, featuring many old buildings and museums. Strolling through here, you can feel the rich historical atmosphere and explore unique art and craft shops. Taronga Zoo: Home to over 4,000 animals, this zoo is a great place for family outings. Located by the harbor, you can enjoy beautiful harbor views while observing the animals. Sydney Fish Market: A great place to savor delicious seafood, especially fresh oysters, making it a paradise for oyster lovers. Speaking of oysters, Sydney Rock Oysters are a specialty of eastern Australia, mainly found along the coast of New South Wales. Known for their unique flavor and high quality, they are a favorite among locals and tourists. Sydney's oyster industry has a long history, with well-developed farming and cultivation techniques. The cultivation process pays special attention to environmental protection and sustainability, ensuring the quality and quantity of oysters remain stable over the long term. Sydney is a city that combines modern prosperity with natural beauty. Whether you enjoy exploring the city's history, relaxing on the beach, or indulging in fine food and wine, Sydney has something to offer. These attractions are just a part of Sydney's charm, with many more surprises waiting for you to discover! Enjoy!