5 places to discover
Bidadari Park is a 10-hectare park in the Bidadari estate within Toa Payoh planning area, Singapore. Opened in phases from 2024, it is built on the former Bidadari Cemetery site. The park is notable for its woodland experience, restored Alkaff Lake inspired by the historic Alkaff Gardens, Heritage Walk, and conservation of mature trees and biodiversity.
John Forrest National Park is Western Australia's oldest national park, located 24 kilometres east of Perth in the Shire of Mundaring within the Darling Range. Established in 1898 as Greenmount National Park, it protects 2,678 hectares of jarrah forest, granite outcrops and seasonal waterfalls. Notable for its historic railway heritage including the Swan View Tunnel, walking trails, wildflower displays and resident western grey kangaroos, it is a popular day-use destination for bushwalking and picnicking.
The Moonta Mines Museum is a heritage museum housed in the former Moonta Mines Model School (1878) at Moonta Mines on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula, within the Copper Coast Council area. It is a central part of the Moonta Mines State Heritage Area and the Australian Cornish Mining Sites on the National Heritage List. The museum interprets the major copper mining era from 1861 to 1923, displaying mining artefacts, machinery, photographs, archives and Cornish cultural material.
Mundaring Weir is a historic dam and reservoir located in the Perth Hills, about 40 kilometres east of Perth in the Shire of Mundaring, Western Australia. Completed in 1903 to the design of engineer C. Y. O'Connor, it impounds the Helena River to form Lake C. Y. O'Connor and supplies water via the Goldfields Water Supply Scheme to Kalgoorlie, 560 kilometres away. The site combines engineering heritage, forested reservoir scenery and walking trails.
Star Swamp Bushland Reserve is a 96-hectare Class A bushland reserve in North Beach within the City of Stirling, about 14 km north-west of Perth. It protects remnant coastal bushland on the Swan Coastal Plain, including banksia woodland, wetlands and limestone heath. Notable for seasonal wildflower displays, birdlife and Noongar heritage, the reserve offers marked walking trails, interpretive signage and a dedicated heritage trail managed with community support.