Bitter Springs

Bitter Springs, Katherine, NT。 The Katherine region is famous for its thermal pools but Bitter Springs, in Elsey National Park, is an area barely touched by man. Snorkel to observe the turtles as you drift with the current in the ethereal teal waters of this palm-fringed waterhole. Free entry.

Australian niche attractions Northern Territory ancient blue-green hot spring ink travel takes you to check in niche attractions in Australia, you can find many ancient secrets that have existed for a long time, such as the peak stone formation formed 10,000 years ago, and ancient hot springs. These ancient hot springs also have unique blue and green, which is particularly mysterious. Today, the one to come to Amway is Kuquan. Kuquan (Bitter Springs) is located in the south of the small town of Catherine in the Northern Territory, just on the way from Catherine to Alice Springs. In the second half of the 19th century, a local surveyor in Australia discovered the mysterious hot spring. · Kuquan is located just inside Elsie National Park, about 110 km from the town of Catherine, especially suitable for visiting after the Kakadu National Park. The bitter spring is one of only two ancient self-heating hot springs on the Australian mainland, and the other is on the Mornington Peninsula, south of Melbourne, which is also a hot spot. In the tropical area, the bitter springs in Elsie National Park are surrounded by tropical plants such as green palm trees, showing a tropical freshness unlike the yellow desert of the Northern Territory. · From the shape of the bitter spring should be a slender stream, but the spring water of this stream is a natural warm spring water. The water temperature is kept at about 34 degrees all year round, especially suitable for bathing and relaxing after playing in the dry and hot northern territory. Therefore, it is also a popular weekend leisure place for locals. The water quality of Kuquan is crystal clear, and it also reveals the bright blue and green like an emerald, which is very unique. When you stand on the shore and look at the bottom of the spring, you can feel the beautiful appearance of Kuquan more intuitively. · Of course, if you are here to take aerial shots, you can also take in the tropical jungle scenery around the bitter springs and feel the stream flowing between the lush palm trees on both sides of the Straits. This landscape is very different from the red deserts of the Northern Territory, allowing you to breathe in the hot red soil. The blue-green of the bitter spring comes from the limestone in the spring water, which is constantly decomposing and creating unique blue-green. At the same time, it also continuously emits heat to ensure the warm feeling of spring water, so that all people who play can relax in the water and feel the ancient and mysterious power of nature. In order to allow visitors to play in the water, the local government has specially set up a water play area of about 200 meters long and an escalator for the water. Since Kuquan is much deeper than the average hot springs and swimming pools, everyone who plays here needs to pay attention to safety and avoid crossing the safe area. · In addition to playing in the hot springs, it is recommended that you can also check in the hiking experience around Kuquan. The palm trees that grow around the area are a rare jungle view of the Northern Territory, and when you walk slowly, tall palm trees can help you block out some of the sun, creating a shade and a great shooting location. · Attractions: Bitter Springs Address: Bitter Springs,Northern Territory Travel with Moke, travel Australia & New Zealand, unlock different local experience and play methods, customize your unique free travel.