Tourists Flock To The Street To Take Photos Of Purple Phoenix In Australia

The Jacaranda trees (purple phoenix) begin to bloom in Australia, signaling spring to the land, Australian tourists flock to the street to take photos of purple phoenix These days, jacaranda (purple phoenix) flowers are blooming in Sydney. , Australia. Many tourists flock to the streets with these flowers to admire and take pictures. Traffic on McDougall Street in Kiribili, Sydney was congested when tourists from Asia came to take pictures under the jacaranda trees. “They stood in the middle of the road, making it difficult to drive without collisions

. We like and understand, but don't want tourists to get hurt, ”said Jillian Christie, head of the Milson Precinct, Sydney. October and November each year, the suburbs of northern Sydney are filled with purple flowers. The phoenix blooms when spring comes, attracting Australian tourists and families to take pictures Although the beauty of the purple phoenix attracts some people, the flowers falling on the yard and cars cause a lot of trouble for Jacaranda (purple phoenix) is native to tropical and subtropical regions such as Mexico, Central America, South America, Cuba, Jamaica and the Bahamas.



In Sydney, the areas with beautiful purple phoenix flowers are North Shore, Inner Sydney, Sydney City… North Shore: Lavender Bay, Greenwich, Waverton, Hunters Hill. Woolwich, Logueville and Wollstonecraft in North Shore are home to beautiful purple phoenixes. You can have a picnic to these locations, eat and drink under purple phoenix. The eastern suburbs of Sydney: Paddington, Woolahara, Double Bay areas have purple phoenix in full bloom from October to November. There, Oxford Street, Five Ways in Paddington are great places to admire the beauty of purple phoenix Sydney City: You can walk from the Royal Botanic Gardens, past Circular Quay and The Rocks to see the trees Purple phoenix, take pictures at famous works such as Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney Theater .. Inner Sydney: Visitors should visit the giant purple phoenix tree at the University of Sydney.



This is one of the most famous purple phoenix trees in this city. Suburbs like Glebe, Camperdown, and Erkinseville are also well worth a visit.Grafton: Located along the Clarence River in north New South Wales, the town of Grafton has 6,500 purple phoenix trees that host the Jacaranda Flower Festival. from October 31 to November 7, according to Quang Minh / Zing news ***.

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