Yanchep National Park is located about 50 kilometers north of Perth, the capital of Western Australia, about 50 kilometers from the city of Perth.
Yanchep National Park is one of the oldest national parks in Western Australia, known for its caves, indigenous cultures and koala kangaroos. The garden breeze, willow leaves fluttering, the lake quiet, there is a 9-kilometer-long classic lake walk, is basically the weekend for local people to eat and walk their children. Most animals are kept in bulk. As long as visitors do not alarm animals, they can see their living conditions and take pictures freely. Of course, the kangaroos and koalas in the garden are tourists' favorites. In addition to animals, the national park also has a wide range of rare plants. Trees include Longan, White Thousand, Australian Eucalyptus, Casuarina, Red Willow Eucalyptus and so on.
The crystal caves in Yanchep National Park are open to the public every day and can view the fallen cave system as well as the shocking stalagmite and stalagmite formed by the erosion of water. Rich in indigenous cultures and historical resources, the park can watch traditional dance and musical performances, listen to local magic stories, appreciate indigenous handicrafts, and learn how to use spears and shields.
