Blue Mountains is a mountain range that is very nice with a very special nature in New South Wales, Australia. It is bordered by the Sydney metropolitan area about 50 West and the state capital. This place is at the beginning of the western side of the Ottawa River and extends to the west as far as Cox's River. Geologically, the site is located in the central part of the Sydney basin. It includes the local government areas of the city Blue, City of Hawkesbury, the City of Lithgow and Oberon.
The Blue Mountains is inhabited by more than 400 animals. Among them is a rare species of mammals, such as the Spotted-tailed Quoll, koalas, sea-glider and the long nose potoro. And some rare reptiles, such as the Dingo and Kangaroo gray. The animals here are still very natural once and protect. It consists mainly of sandstone plateau dissected by deep gorges around 760 yards. The highest point of the range is Mount Werong about 1215 meters above sea level. The majority of the range is included in the Greater Blue Area a World Heritage Site, consisting of seven regions national parks and Conservation Reserves.
A former prisoner, John Wilson was the first European to cross the Blue Mountains. It is also considered that Mathew Everingham in 1795, this place has established a place and a prison for political prisoners from Ireland and Scotland in 1799 by Gidley King. By 2013, this spot is very popular with tourists from different countries, because of the natural beauty that is so amazing.
Many travelers who come here every day. Because of the beautiful scenery and beautiful gardens. Hotels are full of travelers because of the hotels here complete with facilities suitable for your holiday. If you want to find and eat here there is also a very good restaurant kitchen. Please do not hesitate to come back here. Because in the winter and the heat is very well suited to this location. Strength to come here.This place is perfect for your family vacation ?
When my family and I visited Sydney a few weeks ago, we decided to embark on a trip to blue mountains. The kids and I got to see amazing views of these historical mountains! Oil mist and the forest's water vapor, scatter short waves of light to create the mountains' distinctive blue haze. These are attractions that truly make you appreciate earth's natural wonders.
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