Many people will travel abroad with their families during the Spring Festival. In order to escape the cold winter, many people will choose to travel to Australia.

So when traveling to Australia, what specialties can you buy back home? Let’s take a look together.

Australian specialty - wine The Hunter Valley is the famous Australian wine-producing region closest to Sydney.

There are more than 120 wineries in the Hunter Valley, and the first-class wines produced here are popular locally and abroad, including the refreshing Hunter Valley Semillon and the mellow Hunter Valley Shiraz.

Pair top-notch wines with excellent food and unique boutique accommodation, making it the perfect short-term getaway.

Australian specialty - handicrafts Australians are ingenious and have many beautifully crafted handicrafts.

Among the more popular ones are X-ray painting, point painting, jai alai knife, bark painting and so on.

These handicrafts combine Australian indigenous culture with modern production techniques and are world-famous.

Australian specialty - opal and other gemstones. Opals are known as Australia's national treasures. They have unpredictable colors and are as beautiful and magical as dreams.

These fascinating gems have become unique Australian souvenirs.

Diamonds and pearls are also must-buy souvenirs when visiting Australia.

Australian specialties - wool, pure cotton and sheepskin products. Australia's livestock industry is very developed, coupled with its advanced processing industry, making wool products very popular.

Snow boots, which have become very popular in recent years, are made of wool and sheepskin and have become a must-buy item for fashionistas traveling to Australia.

Australian specialty - skin care products, lanolin Australian sheep oil is also very famous. Because the molecular structure of sheep oil is similar to the surface layer of human skin, it is easier to be absorbed by the skin and has strong moisturizing power.

Australia's specialty - milk powder Australia's milk source is world-renowned, and its milk powder is sold all over the world, especially among Chinese mothers.

Better milk powder brands include Karicare, Bellamy, Nestle and Wyeth.

These milk powders are sold in Australian supermarket chains such as Coles, Woolworths and major pharmacies.

In terms of price, supermarkets sell them cheaper, and do they offer discounts?

In addition, customs regulations stipulate that artists can only carry two cans of milk powder (one can 900g) out of the country.