A place in Australia known as the corner of the world.

🏨 Alice Springs ❤Recommended reason: Since its completion in 1997, Alice Springs Desert Park has attracted approximately 100,000 visitors annually. 🌟Highlights: In Australia, Northern Territory, near the desert, there is a desert park called Alice Springs. It was planned and built in the 20th century, covering an area of about 52 hectares/128 acres (central region). The entire park covers an area of about 1,300 hectares/3,212 acres. The landform is mainly arid. In the center of the Australian map, there is a piece of red land, where Alice Springs Desert Park is located. It looks like an ordinary semi-arid land. But after the rain, the colors in the park burst out like waves, full of vitality. This park does not remind people of a traditional botanical garden, but it is indeed a traditional botanical garden. Through the bright flowers and bright red dust, we can see a carefully designed interconnected habitat structure, with more than 400 species of plants and 100 species of animals. 👍Most recommended: Although this park looks remote and unplanned, every bush, tree, and silver birch is recorded by GPS maps and corresponding databases, accurate to 30 cm (12 inches) or 50 cm (20 inches). Park staff share their knowledge of species in arid environments with institutions around the world, and they also participate in the Millennium Seed Bank project run by the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew at Wakehurst to protect plant species in the long term.