One of the must try dish while in Australia is Indian cuisine without a doubt. Indian cuisines are well-known for their distinctive flavor and their own spices. Last Sunday, I had an opportunity to go to Indian restaurant here in Perth that only serves vegetarian food. India is also known for its street food culture and its always appealing when you see them in TV, or social media sites. Being here in Australia, you don't have to go to India to try out those foods. That's one of the benefits of living in a multi-cultural country.

Well if you reside in Australia, I hope you are already familiar with this refreshing drink - Lemon, Lime, and Bitters drink. Some of the Australians, popular TV news channels even refer this drink as Australian national drinks. I didn't realize this drink was so popular and my friends already knew about it before me. Every time we hang out in the bar, hotel or restaurant, this drink always comes first. And I truly admire its taste and flavor - simple yet so refreshing to your body.

I was just casually walking around Kings Park in Perth last Tuesday and this colourful species of Rhodanthe chlorocephala caught my attention. It goes by other two names as well: everlasting daisy and paper daisy flowers. These flowers are native plants to Australia. At Kings Park, I could notice three colours: pink, white, and purple. These flowers bloom like this all round the year even in summer which is dry and these flowers are drought resistant. But the blooming during winter looks so stunning after the rainfall. It maybe because everything around the vicinity looks so lush green. These flowers around Kings Park helps to retain its local biodiversity attracting bees as seen in the above photo that helps in pollination.

Wellington Dam was my final destination after visiting the Pile Road Scenic View Point. From there we returned to Perth through the South-Western highway with two stops along the way: both times for a tea break in the lookout area. Wellington Dam is at a distance of 35km from our previous destination. There were two routes: one road overlooking the green lush rolling hills and bushlands, and the other route through the Wellington forest. During our 35-minute drive, there was an intermittent shower but when we reached the Wellington Dam Lookout Area, there was heavy rain. We waited for a moment to see the real beauty of the dam.

I took out some time from my busy work-life schedule with my wife and head out to Hyde Park to get refreshed and enjoy some time with my wife as well. The park is located very close to the CBD in the north-east side. It is one of my favoirite parks after Kings Park and Sir James Mitchell Park.

After our camping in Martins Tank, we had a full day off on Tuesday to travel. There were too many destinations including beaches, lakes, parklands, wineries estate, and so on. Choosing a perfect destination was confusion as we were baffled where to go. So we finally decided to go with a scenic drive in our car to the south west region and choose Pile Road Scenic View Point as our first destination.