Photos of Daintree Rainforest

The Daintree Rainforest is located in northeastern Australia and is one of the oldest rainforests on Earth. Visiting flora and fauna is the highlight of any tour here, and spring is a great time to enjoy it, when temperatures are pleasant, there are few storms, and flora and fauna are very active. 1. There are many species of animals and plants The Daincui rainforest has more species of animals and plants on the earth. Under the dense canopy, there are one-third of Australia's frogs, marsupials and reptiles, and nearly two-thirds of bats. and butterfly species. This huge rainforest is also home to some 430 bird species, 13 of which are not found anywhere else in the world. Wake up to their song in the treehouse in the morning, or glide over the river at dawn. From September onwards, you'll be able to spot the fascinating brown-backed honeybirds and Australian kingfishers. Parrots arrive with storms in November, and their gruff calls can be heard in the early morning noise. 2. Outside the rainforest In addition to the rainforest, Daintree also has pure beaches and shallow, warm tropical waters. These are mainly around Cape Tribulation to the north, where the rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef meet. This is one place in the world where two World Heritage areas meet. In Daintree, nature has kept its pattern for millions of years. In spring, Vientiane is renewed and so vibrant every year.