If you have the opportunity to land in Sydney at night, your eyes will be filled with the dazzling lights of Australia's most magnificent capital, with the Opera House and the famous harbor bridge.
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| Sydney Harbour City is so famous that many people mistake it for the capital of Australia. In addition to two famous architectural works, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, this destination also has many beautiful beaches and vibrant and romantic entertainment areas. |
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| Located on Bennelong Point in Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera House has become an Australian icon thanks to its unique architecture shaped like a sail in the wind. Designed by a Danish architect over a period of four years, the Sydney Opera House is one of the most iconic buildings of the 20th century, with a roof made of white tiles and an interior of pink granite and wood. |
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| The theater area is shaped like a series of shells, symbolized by cutting them into hemispheres. The concert hall and the opera house are located in the two largest groups of shells. During the festival season, the place is covered with a very impressive new look by light artists. |
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| Along with the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge is also a must-visit place when coming to Australia. |
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| Visitors are overwhelmed by the grandeur of the main bridge across Sydney Harbour carrying trains, cars and pedestrians. Located between Sydney’s central business district and the North Shore, the bridge’s stunning views of the harbour make it a popular proposal spot for couples. |
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| Adding to the sparkling beauty of Sydney is Darling Harbour. Just a 20-minute walk from the Opera House, Darling Harbour has transformed from a rusty train station and wharf into bustling museums, shops and eateries. |
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| Darling Harbour's appeal lies in its diversity and the bustle of an entertainment hub, with many interesting destinations such as the Life Sydney Aquarium, Wild Life Sydney Zoo, the Australian National Maritime Museum, Chinatown and magnificent exhibition centres. At night, the magnificent Darling Harbour is the ideal location to see Sydney sparkling in colorful lights. |
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| If you are not satisfied with the view of Sydney city center, you can spend some time to visit the Blue Mountains. Located in the suburbs about 100 km from the port city, Blue Mountains adds to the sparkling of the city of lights Sydney a magical blue color and the majesty of the mountains of the land of kangaroos. |
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| The special green color comes from the effect of the forest reflecting under the sunlight, above the sandstone mountainsides dyed in golden sunlight. Visiting Blue Mountain on a sunny day, looking through the forests covered with eucalyptus trees, visitors will witness the harmony between the shimmering sunlight, interwoven with the lush green of the leaves, creating a magical picture that is rarely seen anywhere else. |
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| In September and October, the weather starts to warm up, so visitors can visit Australia's beautiful beaches. On the first Tuesday of November, the spring horse race - the Melbourne Cup officially begins. Christmas and New Year in Australia are during the summer holidays, so people will go out to the streets to celebrate outdoor festivals. More specifically, on Australia's National Day on January 26, there is a spectacular fireworks display that is famous all over the world. |
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| Travelers can visit the magnificent capital of Sydney with AirAsia - the world's best low-cost airline for 9 consecutive times. The ticket price includes taxes and fees for one-way flights from Ho Chi Minh City/Hanoi/Da Nang/Nha Trang to Sydney from 172 USD, to Melbourne from 188 USD, to Gold Coast from 175 USD and to Perth from 122 USD. All flights connect in Kuala Lumpur. Readers can book tickets from now until September 24 here, applicable for flights departing from now until February 28, 2018. |
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