Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens

I am here# The nostalgia for the maze is probably the appeal of every child. Older children. Little children. In fact, the same. This is the famous maze park in Tuao. It is very old and there are many tourists in it. It is considered a relatively popular attraction. Lavender Garden also made up for the previous regrets of Tasmania, but it may still be limited in scale. It does not feel very imposing. To tell the truth, I also know that the most beautiful perspective is in the air, suitable for aerial photography, so I did not expect too much. It’s the many dolls in the rest area that caught my eye. However, it’s too big, too heavy, and expensive.

The maze is very interesting for us. It’s a big deal to walk out after hitting a wall a few times, but it’s a bit difficult for the children. There are children who go around and can’t find an exit.

There Amazing garden in the Australia. Relax. Smile the flowers grass favour. Coffee and scone I like

It is worth going here. The cost of manpower and material resources is not small. The ticket is 18.50 dollars in front of the door, which is about 87 yuan for the people. Don’t buy it with Ctrip’s "Huizhou ticket mother". She said that the original price is 150, but 110 is more expensive than the ticket. 27 Yuan, without the spirit of Ctrip to make it convenient for everyone, don’t ruin your interest in going to the IELTS maze for this, the hateful thing is those who don’t know the so-called greedy money

Very interesting labyrinth garden, with a bracelet to enter and leave freely all day, in addition to the big labyrinth, there are many other theme labyrinth small games, especially for a family to go out on a weekend, it is also good to see the garden. If you want to play the project on the tree, you can book in advance~

In addition to the big maze, there are many other themed maze games, which are especially suitable for family outings on weekends. It is also good to see the garden.

Ashcombe Maze is the oldest and most famous hedge maze in Australia. When I walked in, I thought I had strayed into Alice in Wonderland.