Top Things to Do in Strahan 2021

"Purple France. Romain Rowland once said: "The French are romantic because they have Provence." When you see such a lavender field full of passion, how can you not deeply agree with this subjective sentence? If we say that we are yearning for the Provence country life in Peter Mayer's writings, it is better to say that we are for that romantic purple flower sea."

"The Cradle Hill is worth a visit but it must take a whole day to get more interesting, this time from the camp at 9am, first to the mural town and then to the Cradle Hill, it was already over 14:00 pm, cloudy day, immediately cold, it was dark, not enough to enjoy"

"This lake in Cradle Mountain is at the foot of Cradle Mountain. It is a calm lake of melting water from snowy mountains. The lake is very calm. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected in it. It is very beautiful, especially Cradle Mountain in the distance is taken here. It is really unclear whether it is a mountain or a reflection. The scenery is really charming."

"In the morning on the tarkine jungle adventure, the air is fragrant, and then I will be allergic to the domestic air Go out to sea to see seals in the afternoon, there are everywhere on a small island, intensive phobia I have a passion for exotic small towns, and I have to visit the town wherever I go"

"The national park is relatively large and there are several caves. We went to Malakupa cave, because this cave has an underground river, which is not tiring to walk, and there are also glowing worms. It is said that the stalactites in the cave are still growing slowly. When the staff said: When it is dark, please close your eyes and turn off all the lights. When you look up, you can see the glowing worms full of blue fluorescence on the top of the cave in the dark. These glowing worms do not fly. Like the ones in Spring Creek National Park, they are close relatives of the blue fireflies in New Zealand."

"Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. Mount Feld National Park is a nature reserve in Tasmania, Australia. It is the oldest national park in Tasmania. It is located 64 kilometers northwest of Hobart. Its highest point is Mount Feld at 1,434 meters above sea level. A national park is a temperate rain forest area. You can see all kinds of rare and exotic grasses in Feldberg Park. Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls are the most famous. On the way, there are tall rain forests, etc. It is a good place for hiking, picnics, skiing and bird watching. Hiking is the most common way of sightseeing. Starting from the tourist service center, you can walk to Russell Falls for about 10 minutes and watch the beautiful scenery of the waterfall cascading down in several layers along the mountain. The trees in the park are towering, some of them are more than 400 meters above, and you can also observe the unique forest area of Tasmania on the way. There is a map of the entire national park at the entrance of the service center. You can choose the trekking time and route according to your own conditions. Starting from the lane leading to Lake Dobson, there are 13 trekking areas. There are mountain huts in the park for accommodation. . Field National Park has a variety of glacial landforms showing the geological relationship between the island and Antarctica. Plants here include huge swamp eucalyptus, sparse eucalyptus, myrtle, sassafras, king pine and Australia's only deciduous forest beech. I came here in winter. When I came to the entrance of the park, I could feel that the temperature was several degrees lower than that in the city. When you step into the woods, the temperature will feel colder as you go in, and the ground is all There was mud on the ground, and dew dripped from time to time."

"I deliberately drove more than 500 kilometers to see the glowing worm. The cave itself is not big, but it is well protected. The small group was brought in by the guide, walked a section and turned on the lights, introduced meticulously, causes, recent events such as flooding, submerged water level The newly washed fossils of marine organisms are close to ancient times in South China, so the geology is similar. The growing rock pillars are estimated to be only 3-5mm thin, but they are 1m to 2m long. He also explained that Tasmania is geologically stable. Earthquakes are few and small. I saw cave spiders and glowing worms are not allowed to take pictures. Although I can use SLR long exposure without flash, he still doesn't allow it. This probably means commercial protection."