GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong

By Ben Langford
Updated June 14 2013 - 12:14am, first published June 13 2013 - 10:30pm
Chinese tourist Yan Ling Li at Flagstaff Hill, Pictures: SYLVIA LIBER
Chinese tourist Yan Ling Li at Flagstaff Hill, Pictures: SYLVIA LIBER
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong
GALLERY: Tourism taking off in the Gong

The sky in Wollongong on Thursday was so different from that in her homeland, Chinese tourist Yan Ling Li said she thought she could reach out and "touch the cloud".

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