Travel Diary: Day 5

Kings Park & Botanic Garden 

The memorial that greets every visitor

The day was so clear and blue and where this park stood made the place even more breathtaking 

The Crown Hotel

I tried the McDonald there. Certainly very different from the ones we have here. 

This building that outstood the others. 

And when you walk through its a whole new street.

Had tea break at the London court cafe. 

Scrumptious Buffet I had for dinner. Probably grew fat here thanks to the delicious looking desserts they had. 

Day 5, Tuesday

I started off the day by making a trip to Kings Park. 

And honestly, I am very thankful for the great weather they had there when I was there. 

The skies were blue and clear that it made every picture I took worth taking. 

My aunt then brought me around the park to stroll around and i was captivated by the different trees and plants they had there. 

I did not even know that eucalyptus actually grew flowers! I thought they were just a unique type of leaves. 

After the visit to the park, we sent my grandma and grandaunt to the casino at Crown's hotel

and for lunch i tried the quarter pounder burger at the McDonald just to see how it tastes like. 

I must say the french fries were delicious. ( Haha yes i actually said fast food tastes delicious. Some of you might think i'm weird to eat such food there. However, i was always interested on how the different fast food tastes like overseas.haha.)

Leaving the 'elderlies' there, my aunt's family and I head to the 'City' of Perth. 

We walked along Hay street and Murray Street.

I guess it was kind of different for me cuz when i think of 'city' i tend to think Orchard Road.

Well the city of perth was nothing like that. It looked like a chic street with very unique buildings. 

I was especially fascinated by 1 building. 

The one that looked very 'english' on the outside and when i stepped in, 

I never imagined there would be an alley like it!

I felt like i stepped into Diagon Alley (My harry potter feels)

We had our tea break there and I must say having cappuccino at such a street just made me feel chic all of a sudden. (Haha, me and my wishful thoughts)

We hung around for about 2 hours whereby i looked at shops and actually visited the 'TYPO' there.

Its the same yet it felt so fascinating to me. (Oh i'm such a happy tourist)

 We had dinner at the hotel after we met up with my grandma and grandaunts. 

Eventually I ended my night snuggling into the sofa of my grandaunt's house watching television. 

From NCIS to Masterchef to finally ending the streak of shows with the last samurai.