Travelogue | Scenic Attractions in Perth! [June 2017, EP 2]

[@andrex3216]

Jeez, you go to a new city and spend half your time looking at the food!

[@CharmaineLara]

Andre X When you're on free and easy you have time to spare :)

[@emilemc9515]

Bells rapids is a childhood memory, but if you type it into your maps on your phone some times it will take you to the side entrance then all you gotta do is head up the hill and you will get a view of all the farms and housing going up north to south with the city and ocean, fucking wicked spot for the sunset and you got all the smooth rocks to sit on that put you above the trees

[@bevanjonsson2284]

Grew up in the Swan Valley. Would often take a horse trail riding into the hills with a picnic lunch. Good times

[@CharmaineLara]

Bevan Jonsson That's so nice!

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Nice video. There is so much to see in WA but the good bits tend to be so far apart. I hope you get the chance to come back and see more.

[@CharmaineLara]

I certainly wanna come back for more!

[@TheMantoes]

love it so very much ,been ten years there..

[@CharmaineLara]

Herman Budoyo 10 years is long, things might have change in Perth, you should go back to enjoy the nature :D

[@chloewilliams606]

I think Perth’s hidden gems are south of the river and in the great southern region. Best wineries in the world I reckon and also the best beaches. We just went to Esperance and it is scientifically proven to have the whitest sand in the world. Also Albany, Denmark and My Barker are all great towns. Perth is great but I’ve lived here all my life and all the good stuff is ‘down south’.

[@CharmaineLara]

There's so much more to Perth that i've yet to explore and will continue to explore after the Covid situation is over.

[@davidtaylor9705]

love Perth i was in Perth in 2013 and 15 good film

[@CharmaineLara]

David Taylor Yeah, Perth was a good breather away from city life, i enjoyed the nature and farms there. Thank you for watching my travelogues, hope you enjoyed and got something from it!

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[@CharmaineLara]

DCA VlogLife Sure :)

[@ct7346]

I enjoy watching your videos! Between, are you recording using mobile phone? Which apps to create video?

[@CharmaineLara]

Celine Sum thanks so much! I'm using LG G3 at that point of time, using Power Director to edit. Do subscribe and share :)

[@ct7346]

Charmaine Lara I see. Using Power Director seems have to pay a monthly fees 😂

[@CharmaineLara]

Celine Sum Yeah but i think there's some phone apps you can try, just that there might be watermark

[@exploreaustralia6577]

Nice guide

[@CharmaineLara]

Thank you for your support! Do subscribe and share :D

[@exploreaustralia6577]

@@CharmaineLara Of course.. Nice channel to subscribe and share :)

[@hitherto1994]

Hi, which transportation you used to get ard the city?

[@CharmaineLara]

PHYU PHYU THEIN Hi, we actually travel around by car. My uncle lives there so he drove us around. Except for when we went to Perth City, we took the train. Some outskirts of Perth where there's no public transport you can consider renting a car.

[@hitherto1994]

Oh thanks for the fast reply! yes I am thinking to rent a car but we are non-drivers...any idea abt the price n where to rent a car with drivers? thanks a lot

[@CharmaineLara]

PHYU PHYU THEIN I'm not too sure cuz i haven't rent before :P but i heard from friends it's quite reasonable for renting cars alone. Not sure about drivers though!

[@travelxism]

Hi Phyu, you can actually use public transport called Transperth. You can either buy one full day ticket for 12 dollars for going around or buy transperth card that you can recharge (both by bus and train). Although not as good as Melbourne but it is reliable around the city. However, you need to hire a car if you want to explore Western Australia suburb uptown.. such as to Caversham WIldlife Park, Pinnacles Dessert, Lancelin Sand dunes, Swan valley, Margareth River, and explore Western Australian beaches

[@CharmaineLara]

Travelxism Dot Com thanks for sharing!

[@stevenlim9378]

Ahh kings park and botanic garden... any cafes or hawker sellers?

[@CharmaineLara]

Steven Lim I didn't explore the whole of the park but I'm pretty sure there's no hawker :)

[@gubroojatt]

Fraser's is a very nice place at the end of Fraser Avenue, Kings Park

[@hanan1able]

ineed vest the perth this my dream>>>