Tag: travel
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Things to Do in the Blue Mountains on a Rainy Day (Indoors, Cafes & Where to Stay)
A rainy day in the Blue Mountains isn’t a disappointment — it’s a different kind of magic. Mist clings to the valleys, waterfalls roar louder, and the rainforest turns an almost neon green. Whether you’re sheltering in a cosy cafe in Leura, soaking in a bathhouse, or browsing galleries in Katoomba, there’s no shortage of…
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Katoomba Urban Art Trail
Take yourself on a self-guided tour of the vibrant and intriguing urban art around Katoomba town centre. Maps can be viewed or downloaded below, or you can pick up a hard copy from the Cultural Centre reception desk. Supported by the Australian Government’s Culture, Heritage and Arts, Regional Tourism (CHART) program. Perfect urban adventure for…
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Wollemi National Park: Escape to a World Heritage Wilderness
Just a few hours from Sydney lies a place that feels a million miles away. As part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Wollemi is a true gem, offering vast, unspoiled wilderness that will capture your heart and awaken your spirit of adventure and exploration. In fact it is the biggest forest wilderness…
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Beyond the Bowl: Hakatamon a Sydney Institution (and a bit of Ramen History)
TLDR; if you go to their stores in Sydney CBD or Chatswood, do yourself a favor, get Tonkotsu with burnt/black garlic (signature) or spicy signature. Ramen has few ingredients, tonkotsu (broth soup), chashu (braised pork), bamboo shallots, seasoned boiled egg… but the overall effect is just awesome! Sydney’s culinary scene is a vibrant tapestry, and…
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Grand Canyon Track, Blue Mountains: Complete Hiking Guide (Parking, Tips & Where to Stay)
Quick Stats Distance 6.3 km loop Time 3–6 hours Grade Grade 3 – Moderate (steep descent/ascent) Dogs ❌ Not permitted Cost Free Start Evans Lookout Rd, Blackheath NSW 2785 The Grand Canyon Track in Blackheath is one of the finest walks in the Blue Mountains — and I’d argue, in all of Australia. Not because…
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