Flying to Sydney! ✈️ I LOVE THIS CITY 🥰 🏙️ Ep. 8: Solo Female Backpacking Australia 🇦🇺
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- Hello everyone! Welcome back to my channel and to episode 8 of my backpacking North Queensland Australia travel vlog series. In episode 8 I said goodbye to Cairns and flew to Sydney. I started day one in Sydney with a free walking tour. I saw so much of this city and immediately knew I loved it. I can't wait to return to Sydney, but for now, enjoy my first day exploring this awesome big city.
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Kyra Mioso
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I would not be surprised if you moved to Sydney. You have such a sparkle in your eye when you talk about the city.
Thank you for this video Beautiful lady. It was nice to hear someone give Sydney some compliments. Blessings to you and your family and friends. Amen.
I was born in Sydney and spent most of my life there, I’ve traveled all over the world, but nothing beats flying into Sydney with the Bridge and the Harbour out the window.
Great video, agree that you know quickly when a city is for you. Recommend trip to the Blue Mountains next time you in Sydney 😁
If/when you come back, two great times in Sydney are New Years, the synchronised fireworks and music ~ 9pm and 11.30pm in the city are amazing. Another is May-June where for 23 days the Vivid Festival takes over the city. Light shows projected on the buildings (you saw a small sample on the Opera House), interactive lights paths, light statues, fairy lights on the trees. Words can't do it justice. It's cold, but magical.
Good recommendations.
Wow these are great tips! The vivid festival sound amazing, something I would totally enjoy. Thank you for watching
You covered a lot of ground on your first day - you must've walked for around five hours by my reckoning. Sydney is a breathtakingly beautiful city and you did it justice. Nice editing, music, commentary - great video, very enjoyable. New sub.
G'day mate! Thank you for sharing your video! Glad to hear you had a wonderful time! As a Sydneysider I know these areas myself although I'm very choosy as to where I visit these days. Places in Sydney I recommend you visit are Darling Harbour (with a visit to the Chinese Garden of Friendship), the Botanical Gardens & if you like art, the Art Gallery of NSW. Of course if you love animals, definitely recommend you visit Taronga Zoo.
Love your comment. My friend is considering coming to Sydney for a holiday but is wheelchair bound,can you recommend wheelchair friendly hotels and restaurants as well as wheelchair accessible public transport please.Thankyou.
It makes me so happy watching peoples travel videos post covid. Takes me back to 2019 when I was travelling. Warms my heart watching these videos
Have you not travelled again yet? Get up and get out!! In this past post Covid year I've packed in 6 countries and all over my state and several interstate trips in the past year. Love you Melbourne, but I needed out!
Tansi Mioso my Nitanis! Loved 🥰 this vlog and enjoyed the sights of Sidney. When you went to the farmers market or the market, I was like crocodile what I was so amazed by that food item and then I really enjoyed the views by the opera house and holy you did a lot of walking my girl, but also I like the mini Mukbang at the end another great Vlog I loved the music the editing, great job! Love Masha
I am so glad you got some decent weather for your visit. The Rocks is a great place to stay.
Loved the video glad you enjoyed sydney 👍
Sydney is Australia's amazing and beautiful city of all the time. It attracts people all over the world to come to visit Australia. Well done Sydney. I really love Sydney alots than any other cities in the world. After Sydney another interesting city is paris.
It's good U like Australia but Sydney & Melbourne not Australia the northern territory the real Australia warming is hot with the best sun set & black shy with million of star
@@user-rz8pt1nt4uAre you drunk? Which country are both cities in? And, whatever country cities are situated in make the whole story of that country, because that is where the vast majority of humans usually live, in cities! Along with the natural beauty of countries it’s their people and places that make up the whole story of a country. Come on, you can’t be that docile not to realise this?
@@user-rz8pt1nt4u More than 90% of the Australian population lives in cities. And on the East coast at that. Yes, Australia is vast and both the Bush and the Outback you'd think should be integral to a visit. But the reality is that for most tourists, Sydney is Australia. They don't see its vastness because the flights they take, usually across the Pacific, doesnt take them across the landmass.
Europeans, especially backpackers, are more adventurous and see how vast we are from the plane window. Albeit they do a predictable route e.g.Byron, Cairns and Uluru and sometimes Rottnest.
It's ok. It leaves the beauty, the vastness, the variety, the thousands of kms of beaches and the awesomeness that is Australia for us Australians to enjoy in peace. What's so bad about that?
@@user-rz8pt1nt4u what's a black shy? 😆
U Poeple's no to much use no it all black sky is da night sky we have in the territory mate we got billions & millions of star here not street City lighter mate we real territory are not fake Poeple's matey
Excellent video, great commentary, editing, music. ❤
Your video is so helpful as I am traveling to Sydney from the USA for 2 months later this year. Definitely have a lot to look forward to.
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Glad you liked us.
Next visit... Definitely a Blue Mountains visit!
And if you want a locals vibe on where is 'us'?,,,,
just ask☺️
Glad you enjoy our lovely country and our down-to-earth people.
Great video thank you for sharing !!!!!!
Great Job !
I love the way you ate that burger. You attacked it. Way to go! 👍
Haha
That bird was an Ibis. Actually a cool bird but looked down on as a "bin chicken" or "tip (dump) bird", a scavenger
Agree. They are awesome birds. Absolutely majestic in flight. They should be the fauna emblem of Sydney.:)
Yeah not it's fault we destroyed it's natural habitat and it's quickly adapted to survive.
I watch them land and takeoff in my backyard as I take breakfast. They come for food scraps I put out for the magpies. Fantastic when they "parachute" in from way above. Such great gliders and powerful wings.
@@jparko4944Cuz nothing says Sydney like a Bin Chicken.
(Joshing with you....a bit...😉).
Definitely a million dollar view. The Opera House in the back ground isn't bad either 😂😎
You are wonderful. You did such a great little video
I’m in love with you ❤.
your photography is amazing and professional...
Thank you for watching! 🙏🏽
Lampton key did have tram around the sixths
Some suggestions for next time: Sydney Harbour Bridge climb, Bondi to Bronte walk, ferry from Manly into circular quay gives you great views of the city, Botanic Gardens, visit a suburb like Balmain, day trip to the Blue Mountains.
Goat Island for the best views in Sydney
the rocks is historic because the great british first fleet established a settlement there upon arrival in 1788.
just caught this vid. happy you loved sydney. hope you can get to melbourne if you haven’t already visited. was curious about your thoughts on lambton quay. i lived in welly for years and was recently there for a week. i think it was ludicrous they removed the pedestrian mall in manners st. that was difficult to adjust to. lambton quay probably should be a mall too; kind of makes sense. one thing i love about welly is how walkable it is from courtenay place to the beehive.
Lambton Quay is going to change at some point to being carless and fully pedestrianised with only buses coming through. I reckon that’s for the best!
Excellent camera.
Those birds we call bin chickens. 😜😂
If anyone missed it, that fountain at 12:00 is the background for the scene "The woman in the red dress" the first Matrix.
The bird is called a Bin Chicken!!!
Rusty's Market is awesome, very SE Asia
If you're not from a hot environment north Queensland heat and humidity would definitely be stifling. I'm a born and raised Queenslander and I find summer tough to handle lately.
Good thing I went in winter!
Shy did you not get a train from the airport?
16:00 is where a scene from tThe Matrix was filmed (when they pull the mechanical thing out of Neo’s belly button).
If you are going into the CBD (Downtown) catch the train it's so much cheaper.
Cheers mate
Sydney is such an easy city to walk in
Yeah it’s great to explore
I haven’t been to George St since they shut it down to cars.
I notice nobody ever heads out to the Leagues clubs or RLS clubs for nice embience and very pleasant evening.
So true mate also cheaper food and drinks
I know. I started frequenting them 10 years ago and never looked back. Seldom go to the city now.
You are beautiful... a sight to behold
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Hi friend
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Ah, 9:06 - bin chicken in its natural habitat.
May I know the name of the ride hailing app that you used? Was it DD or something? DiDi?
DiDi
Can you do a video of cultural differences between Australia and NZ? I’m going to do study abroad next year and I can’t decide between these two countries
Also do you experience xenophobia?? I’ve been hearing that a lot of North Americans go through that
As an Australian, I can tell you that culturally Australia and NZ are very similar. We're like siblings! So I would choose the best place to study for your interests. Australia is of course much bigger and has more options. New Zealand is beautiful and colder than most of Australia. Hope that helps.
@@Latte-girly90 That surprises me. We are a very multicultural country.
@@Latte-girly90 australia is the most diverse country in the world. There are more people from overseas here and from more countries than any other country in the world, including the USA. And we do that with minimal inter-communal violence and minimal notable racism. There seems to be a habit these days of accusing Australians of xenophobia and racism. We have ALWAYS been accused of being a racist country but the truth is that compared to just about every other country in the world - and arguably all countries in the world - we have none of the vicious racism or xenophobia that infects other countries. My wife is chinese and has been here for 10 years. Apart from 2 encounters with first nations teenagers that have spooked her a bit she’s never encountered racism here.
Only real difference is the fush and chups!
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Coffee shops/restaurants are VERY short staffed in Australia so service is slow. We all just say that you can’t complain about the service as there isn’t any. Just gotta laugh like Aussies do.
here are 10 small tips to any US citizen that wants to come to Australia.
1. leave your attitude along with your guns at the departure lounge.
2. don't panic! it will be there waiting for you when you get back, we don't want it.
3. you cannot buy, nor carry a gun over here, this is not the wild west as it is in the USA.
4. enjoy the sites the food and the different cultures.
5. Australia has a culture, they have song, dance and food and we are proud of it.
6. The US has, Levi's jeans, McDonalds, mass shootings, guns and bombs and you are proud of it?
7. take lots of photo's, buy the occasional souvenir.
8. when you get back to the US "the home of the brave and the free," pick up your gun and your attitude, you will notice it is still there in tact as you left it.
9. Show your friends the photo's and tell them you had a nice time.
10. Oh and don't forget to tell your friends you experienced real freedom for the first time in your life not having to carry a gun!
You should be ignored mate, but seriously, why did you bother writing such rubbish? Don’t bother answering, you’ve already written enough unnecessary dribble. You’re the one with the crap attitude.
@@iandunn9497 what part of my comment is rubbish? feel free to 1. either enlighten me or 2. make a fool of yourself. either way I will win.
not many cities in the world where ocean liners can drive up to the main street (George street) and park , freckles are the next fashion craze ,very sexy
On ya