We first arrived in the Japanese Garden near the University of Southern Queensland. There we saw a big bird, which pronounced as “ti-hu” in mandarin. As we arrived quite early, there were no that many people in the garden. My wife said the environment was beautiful as if standing in a garden in Japan. We also saw the sakura flowers, which I mistakenly thought were peach blossoms.
After visiting the Japanese Garden, we went to the picnic point. We had a lunch in the Picnic Point Restaurant. We were not that adapted to the food that we ordered. However, we purchased ice-creams which were quite delicious. The picnic point is on top of a mountain, where we can view a larger space surrounding the city.
Then we went to the Laurel Bank Park, where we saw a big flower bed looked like a cake cutting a piece by a knife. Due to the special design, many people liked to take photos there.
The last garden we visited were the Queen Park. This is the largest park of the three that we visited, as it was just next to the botanic garden. There was a playground inside the garden. We wanted to see the flower parade, but we did not have enough time. It was crowded with people.