Parc national de Lamington

Le parc national de Remington est une côte d'or, un grand parc vert, avec de vastes forêts, prairies et eau de montagne. C'est un célèbre attraction et jardin de la côte d'or. La beauté de la soirée ici est exceptionnelle, il y a un spectacle de couleurs du ciel, il vaut vraiment la peine de venir visiter.

Parc national Lamonton, beau jardin montagne par l'eau, beaucoup de gens choisissent le parc pour marcher, le temps le plus court d'au moins une heure et demie, quelqu'un marche la longue route environ 15 heures, si longtemps.

Le parc national de Remington est une côte d'or, un parc vert très grand. Il y a non seulement de grandes gramines et de forêts denses, mais aussi une très belle côte. L'environnement naturel ici est très excellent. Si vous êtes ici pendant la nuit, vous trouverez ici des tas de pompiers de pompiers, très beaux rêves. De plus, le dîner ici est également très beau, il vaut la peine de faire un bon tour.

Ramington National Park hikes through the jungle, and the air is good, 15 kilometers back and forth. The trees in the park were so dense that only a little sunshine could be leaked out, which made them look dark and cold. All kinds of strange plants, some parasitic on other trees, but the mother tree was dead.

It is strongly recommended that you go to the end of the tree-top walkway, do not delay the plank-paved walkway back and move on. You will see two green doors. The entry indicates that it is not within the scope of Lamington National Park, but does not indicate the owner. After entering the garden is a very distinctive garden, quiet and mysterious, into which you feel another world, nostalgia, sadness, mystery, that feeling is indescribable, winding path is very easy to get lost, fortunately, the garden is not big, should not be lost, the central part of the garden has a few boulders, one of which has a nameplate, remembering the encounter that took place at the end of the last century. The plaque records the time of the event, the list of the victims, the list of survivors, the list of searchers and rescuers, and finally the plaque says, " the courage, solidarity and love of human beings in times of distress and the existence of this stone " (Probably, I have found a picture of the image, but I can't see it clearly, I remember that's what it means. I think I'll go back in the future, and I'll check it again.) During my stay in Australia, I have seen many beautiful sceneries, but I don't think they are as touching as this garden and this boulder.

It's highly recommended. It's one of the favorite places for this trip to Australia. Through the one-day tour booked by the travel agency, the tour guide was very interesting and explained a lot about the tropical rainforest along the way. The most interesting thing is the tree top walk on the top of the mountain. It's a few suspension bridges built on more than a dozen trees, one of which can climb up to the top of the tree and overlook the whole rainforest. Many wallabies were also seen on the way. The director's speech also included Koala, but unfortunately he didn't see it.