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Bendigo, Maldon, high tea at Maldon Rose Cafe and Great Stuppa.

A Victorian Delight: Bendigo and Maldon Bendigo is a charming city in central Victoria, Australia, renowned for its rich gold mining history. Here's a glimpse of the highlights we experienced. The Tram Ride A nostalgic journey on the iconic Bendigo Tram for a leisurely ride through the city's historic streets. Scenic views of the picturesque heritage buildings, parks, and gardens as we traveled. The Great Stuppa A Buddhist monument: This impressive stupa, one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, is a significant landmark in Bendigo. Cultural significance: we explored the stupa's peaceful gardens and learned about its spiritual meaning. Maldon: A Historic Gold Rush Town Maldon is like a time capsule, it really feels like you have stepped back in time, it’s a beautifully preserved gold rush town. We wandered along Main Street past the charming historic buildings and shops and dropped into a Christmas shop and a cosy bar for a drink. High Tea at Maldon Rose Cafe We Indulgenced in a delightful high tea experience at the Maldon Rose Cafe. Afternoon delights, there was a variety of finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries accompanied by fine teas. Rosalind Park This is an urban oasis where you can relax and unwind, a popular green space in Bendigo. Activities: this place is perfect for picnics, walks, or simply soak up the serene atmosphere. The Yi Yuan Chinese Garden in Bendigo, Victoria, is a beautiful and serene oasis inspired by the Imperial Gardens of Beijing. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to experience a piece of Chinese culture in Australia. Here are some key features of the garden: Authentic architecture: The garden faithfully replicates the architectural styles and design elements found in traditional Chinese gardens. Tranquil atmosphere: The peaceful setting, with its winding paths, pagodas, and serene ponds, provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Cultural significance: The garden is a living testament to the rich history and culture of the Chinese people, particularly their contributions to the Gold Rush era in Victoria.