🌿Exploring Auburn Botanic Gardens in 4K | Australian Wildlife & Japanese Gardens🌿

Join me on a serene walk through the beautiful Auburn Botanic Gardens in Auburn, New South Wales! In this video, we encounter some amazing Australian wildlife including Wallabies, Goannas, Peacocks, and Emus. The highlight of our visit is the stunning Japanese Gardens, a tranquil oasis that offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese landscaping.
About Auburn Botanic Gardens:
• Established in 1977, the gardens cover an area of 9.7 hectares (24 acres) and feature two lakes, a waterfall, and several bridges1.
• The Japanese Gardens, designed in the Ryoan-ji style, are built around a large lake with a central island, koi carp, decorative bridges, ornamental trees, and waterfalls2.
• The gardens also include a native and rainforest garden, a scented garden, a sunken rose garden, and a fauna reserve3.
How to Find Auburn Botanic Gardens:
📍 Address: 99 Chiswick Road, Auburn, New South Wales 21443.
🚌 Public Transport: Take the T2 Inner West and South Line from Circular Quay, Wynyard, Town Hall, or Central Station, or the T1 Western Line from Central Station4.
🚗 Parking: There is parking available on-site, or you can park at the Playfield and walk back to the garden for about 8 minutes4.
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