Blue Mountain National Park in Sydney

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Listed place and I really enjoyed the beautiful scenery there! Three Sisters: a spectacular rock formation at Echo Point, Katoomba, which attracts millions of visitors each year. According to Aboriginal legend, they were three sisters turned to stone Scenic railway: at a 52-degree incline, it is the steepest passenger train in the world. There are nearly 100 kilometres of tunnels in the cliffs at the level where you are standing. Coal mining began in this area in 1878. There were about 40 mines at various times. The railway you see above you was used to haul the coal up the cliff and it was then transported to Katoomba. The last mine closed in the late 1930s. Today the railway transports passengers instead of coal Scenic skyway: walk on air on the Scenic skyway’s glass floor as gliding between cliff tops above the Jamison Valley. At 270m, it is the highest cable car in Australia Scenic cableway: carrying 84 people, it is Australia’s biggest cable car. Descend the 545m into the Jamison Valley or return back up to the top of the escarpment Scenic walkway: spend 10 minutes or a full hour strolling amongst ancient, temperate rainforests. With a selection of walks totalling 2.4kms, the walkway is the longest elevated boardwalk in Australia There is also a dinosaur valley where you can meet dozens of roaring, moving dinos