Bathurst

Belonging to the Greater Blue Mountains, the Blue Mountains National Park is home to a large area of primitive jungle and subtropical rainforest. Eucalyptus trees are well-known here and are Australia's national trees with more than 500 species, and are the only food of Australia's precious animal koala. Here you can experience a feeling of Shangri-la and returning to nature. The park has the majestic view of nature. Due to the large scale of the scenic spot, visitors generally take the sightseeing cycle bus or choose to drive by themselves.

The Blue Mountains Scenic World is located near the Three Sisters Mountains. While here there are three different modes of transportation for visitors to enjoy: the Railway, Cableway, and Skyway. From the Skyway's high-altitude cabin, visitors will get an all-encompassing panoramic view; visitors can also take the railway or cableway down to the bottom of the rainforest and go for a hike through the rainforest or into the caves to experience the bitterness of how miners' life deep beneath the ground used to be.