Enjoying Australia with a trip to a winery in the Swan Valley by ship luxury cruise along the Swan River. Enjoy Alfresco dining in a restaurant in a vineyard or a pad can hold a picnic in the park.

Discover the colonial village of Guildford is interesting, do not forget to buy works of art and antiques, as if returning to the 19 century, with accommodation in a hostel that is a cultural heritage. This region is also a wildlife sanctuary, a peaceful countryside and national parks for pedestrians, horse riding and cycling. Swan Valley, which lies north of Perth in a tranquil Swan River, is the oldest winery in Western Australia. Many of the 40 wineries are small as a family business. Read the rest of this entry »

Saguaro cactus is the name of a type of giant that lives only in southern Arizona, southeastern California and northern Mexico. This is the type of cactus that can reach a height of 9-12 meters, and the least of which may be more than 15 meters. Trunk (a common misconception that we call a body) may be about the size of a banana trunk Kepok.

This cactus can live for over 200 years. To protect the damage to natural features that exist only in the region in 1933, the giant cactus cactus, and other types of cactus, desert plants and animals living in the neighborhood, protected by Saguaro National Park management. desert region where the growth of these giant cacti cactus called the Sonoran Desert. Read the rest of this entry »

Ciwalini. As Cimanggu, Ciwalini is also use natural hot springs. The pool is located in the cool of tea plantations Waline.

Tips for travelers: Cimanggu pool and ample parking + is equipped with games for children, but ciwalini have clearer water. Ranca Upas. A complex of campsites in the eucalyptus, a plant that originated in the continent of Australia. This area is 41 km from Bandung city center and is situated at an altitude of 1,700 meters, with average air temperatures at 18 degrees Celsius. Here there are deer in captivity are the main attraction for tourists. Cileunca situ. Read the rest of this entry »