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Mildura is a city in the northwest of Victoria, Australia, located on the banks of the Murray River, adjacent to the New South Wales state border. The city is a trade center in an important agricultural and sheep-raising region with a population of approximately 48,000. Mildura is located next to Mungo National Park and is a must-stop when visiting the park. The airport has flights from Virgin Australia, Qantas and Melbourne. Mildura is also known for its rich historical background. Mungo National Park is a paleontologist's dream, where the remains of Mungo men and women cremated 40,000 years ago were discovered, as well as a large number of ancient artefacts and fossils. The following is a travel guide to Mildura that I have summarized. If it is helpful to you, please remember to like and collect it❗ - Attractions and prices: - Red Cliffs: The soil here is peculiar, with sand on the surface and red soil deep inside, forming a unique landscape. It is only about 18 kilometers away from Mildura city and is free to visit, but it is not recommended to violate regulations and crawl into the fence to watch closely to avoid danger. - Murray Sunset National Park: Here you can enjoy vast natural landscapes, abundant wildlife and beautiful sunsets. The park is open to the public free of charge, but some specific guided activities may incur fees. Please consult the local visitor center for details. - Lake Tyrrell: This is a beautiful pink lake, like a dreamland. The visit is free, but there may not be many supporting facilities around, so you need to prepare the necessary items yourself. - Mungo National Park: This is a World Heritage Site with its lunar-like landscape. The ticket price is approximately AUD10 per person, and some activities in the park, such as guided hiking, may require additional fees. - Winery Tour: Mildura is one of the wine producing regions in Victoria. You can visit local vineyards and wineries, learn about the winemaking process, and taste delicious wine. Some wineries are free to visit, but wine tasting may charge a fee ranging from AUD10-30. - Silo Art: The unique silo art adds a strong artistic atmosphere to Mildura and is a great place to take photos. Free admission. - Food and prices: - Wine and food pairing: Local wineries usually offer some food to pair with the wine. For example, cheese platters, toast, pasta, etc., the prices range from AUD20-50. - Barbecue: Australian barbecue is very unique. In Mildura, you can taste a variety of barbecued meats, such as grilled steak, grilled lamb chops, etc. The price depends on the type and amount of meat. An ordinary grilled steak meal is about AUD30-50. - Fish and chips: A classic Australian delicacy, fresh fried fish with chips, priced around AUD15-25. - Notes: - Climate: Mildura has hot summers and mild winters, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so you need to bring appropriate clothing according to the season. When engaging in outdoor activities, be sure to take sun protection and moisturizing measures. - Transportation: If you choose to drive yourself, please note that Australia is a left-hand country and you need to adapt to traffic rules when driving. Learn about local road conditions and gas station locations in advance to ensure a smooth journey. - Visiting etiquette: When visiting wineries, parks and other places, you must abide by the relevant regulations and etiquette and do not destroy the environment and facilities at will. - Safety issues: When doing outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing, pay attention to safety and wear appropriate shoes and clothing. ⚠️