Travel tips for the Blue Mountains

Recommendation: You can go boating through raging waterfalls, swim in clear pools, stroll through fern forests, or walk through the Grand Canyon, which are all geographical environments from the Jurassic period. , is a World Cultural Heritage Site and is protected.

The ancient rocks in Jenolan Caves are worth seeing. You can take the sightseeing train and enjoy the scenery along the way, or walk on the mountain suspension bridge to see the scenery below. The suspension bridge here is actually a cable car.

Accommodation: You can choose a mountaintop resort village or hotel, or try a backpacking hotel or self-catering cabin.

Catering: The hotel's food is very good and there are many choices. It is open seven days a week and has various Sunday set meals.

Stay in a hotel in the scenic spot, which is integrated with the scenic spot

Experience the local accommodation room, which is very unique

Visit the Blue Mountain town, which looks like a stone castle A small village with ten small towns arranged on the same road.

Australian eucalyptus plants have shown strong adaptability and evolutionary capabilities after the separation of Gondwana, and have high cognitive research value. The Blue Mountains region has a variety of typical growing environments suitable for the growth of eucalyptus, including various dry and wet sclerophyllous plant growth areas, wilderness wastelands where small eucalyptus trees grow, and the unique swamps, wetlands and grasslands of the Blue Mountains. There are 90 species of eucalyptus (13 of the world's eucalyptus species) and all 4 species of eucalyptus. The plants in the Blue Mountains are very regional. There are 114 types of plants with obvious regional characteristics and 120 types of national rare and endangered plants. Several ancient remnant species of evolution have also been discovered in the Blue Mountains. These species are very rare and can only be found in a small area.

611-014 Australia's Blue Mountains National Park is located in the southeastern state of New South Wales, about 65 kilometers west of Sydney, and is a branch of the Great Dividing Range. The Blue Mountains National Park covers an area of ??approximately 2,000 square kilometers, centered on the Gros Valley. There are various eucalyptus trees growing on the mountain, which are full of emerald green. Eucalyptus trees are evergreen trees with tall and straight trunks and hard wood. They contain oil and can extract volatile oil. The volatile oil droplets are refracted by sunlight in the air and appear blue, hence the name Blue Mountain. The Blue Mountains National Park is formed from the accumulation of massive solid sandstones from the Triassic period. It was once an obstacle to the westward advancement of European immigrants at that time.

In 1813, the European Braslan Lawson crossed the mountainous area to reach the mainland after many hardships. He planted a commemorative tree at the entrance of the mountain. The remnants of the tree still exist today and it is one of the pioneer relics. The Blue Mountains have a pleasant climate and winding paths. There are scenic spots such as the 450-meter-high Three Sisters Peak, Gino Blue Cave, Wentworth Falls and Bird's Pecking Rock.

Evaluation: The Blue Mountains National Park has 1.03 million hectares of sandstone plains, steep slopes and canyons, with eucalyptus growing everywhere. The Blue Mountains are divided into eight protected areas and are famous for the typical evolutionary adaptation and variation of eucalyptus plants on the Australian continent after the separation of Gondwana. There are 91 eucalyptus species in the Blue Mountains. The eucalyptus plants here have undergone structural and ecological variation according to a variety of different growing environments. Australia's species diversity is best reflected in the Blue Mountains. There are one tenth of the discovered species of vascular cryptophytes here, as well as a large number of rare and endangered species, including evolved ancient relics with obvious regional characteristics that can only be found in a small area.