Cockington Green Gardens

Corkington Green Garden is a famous micro-landscape park in Canberra. Here, famous buildings around the world are built in different proportions according to the same style. It is a veritable miniature landscape park. There are many scenes on display, such as the Premier League, where there are several football players. It looks like you are actually watching a great Premier League football game and it is worth a visit.

This garden is really beautiful and the scenery is great. In addition, here, but the particularly famous little kingdom. It is also very childlike, especially suitable for bringing children to play. This time I came around noon. It felt too hot. The temperature difference here was too big. It was hot at noon and cold at night. Everyone should pay attention to drinking more water to avoid heatstroke during the play process.

This is a small model small park, which belongs to a private park, but the model inside is very exquisite, the layout is very reasonable, it is worth a visit. Look at the first photo below is the entrance of the park, and the second is the model and ticket. The production is very exquisite!

The attraction is small, but it is very exquisite. I found that Trip.com is the best deal.

Also known as "Canberra's Little Man Country". The entrance is a very English style building with a pink old car parked. Inside is a beautiful courtyard style, neatly trimmed trees are lush and comfortable. The most interesting thing is to see the mini-buildings. If you take the mini-trains, you can also see the seven dwarfs beside the rails. This is a mini fairy tale world, very cute.

We spent about 90 minutes in Carkington Lilliputian Country. It's very lovely, with beautiful gardens and lots of delicate details. The steam train trip is very interesting and children like it very much. If you're in the Gold Creek area, it's worth it. The International Dinosaur Museum is just across the road. Walk in Avia, the reptile zoo, bars and some shops are just a few minutes'walk away.