From Adelaide, drive for 4 and a half hours, the must-see attractions have cave gardens, blue lakes, small blue lakes. Little blue lake is not very famous, but locals like to go swimming there, go to experience it in summer.

Gambier Mountain is a city, not a mountain, is the second largest city in South Australia, located on the slopes of an extinct volcano. There are special cave gardens, cultural heritage buildings, craters. The city is clean and tidy, the house is beautiful, there are some architecture and restaurants with age. Blue lake and valley lake are volcanic lakes, one blue and one green, both beautiful. Mount Schank The crater on the top of the mountain is a large cave pit. There are paths along the top that can be circled for a week. I walked for about half an hour. The crater is already full of green plants, but there is ash next to it, which is a very special scenery. From the top of the mountain, there are pastures around, cattle and sheep flocks, as good-looking.

Gambier is an extinct volcano, forming a volcanic lake on the crater. Gambier's original four volcanic lakes, two of which disappeared due to drying, and the Blue Lake's water source consists of rainwater and groundwater, which is vibrant and clean, and becomes the supply of water for locals. There is a large rotating observation deck on the lakeside, which can enjoy the panoramic view of the Blue Lake and the town of Gambier. Walking along the surrounding3.6 kilometers of sightseeing roads, the scenery along the way is also very intoxicating, and it has a special flavor.

This Dongdong is great, I will go next time, Oye Oye

The Blue Lake is very close to the downtown area of Gambier Mountain. It is a lake formed by volcanic eruptions because of its unique mineral composition. If you pass by here, it is a beautiful scenery that cannot be missed. That blue is sapphire-like blue, beautiful and unforgettable.