Explore Wild Western Australia

Kimberley in Western Australia is a vast land that is still very desolate, sparsely populated, and perhaps it is the strange rocky mountains that have created a wonderful natural landscape for this place. Australia discovers the Wild West: Australian tourism, those who first come to Kimberley feel lost in the wilderness of the world with a clear blue lake between the steep cliffs, the fields the grass is very large. There are still traces of Gwion Gwion paintings, Wandjina drawings on caves and canyons dating back to ancient times.These mysterious drawings have existed for thousands of years with these Mystical legends have been passed down in the Aboriginal community. This land is only for those who love to explore and are adventurous

.The land of treasure Australian tourists can only go to Kimberley during the dry season (from March to November) because the rainy season is very wet, difficulty walking. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the wildlife of the animals or visit the tribal villages by off-road vehicles. You can also choose to purchase a seaplane sightseeing tour to fully admire the majesty of the Bungle Bungle but at a low cost: around AU $ 800 for two hours of flight Inside a sandstone block in the Bungle Bungle Impressive natural landmarks such as the Bungle Bungle hive mountains, immense Argyle Lake, Ord River and steep waterfalls in the Mitchell Plains or horizontal Horries - where water flows quickly through two narrow gorges.



The McLarty Range in Talbot Bay, Kimberley also has many natural resources, so it has long established the Broome pearl mining zone, Argyle diamond mining area .roome is the pearl capital of Australia. Aboriginal people exploited and traded pearls for hundreds of years before the Europeans arrived. They quickly equipped the pearl mines and by 1910, the boom in the pearl industry caught the attention of Asian divers. Today, visitors can learn about these Japanese, Filipino and Malaysian pearl divers have settled in Broome at the Pearl Museum. To really envision the old pearl era, take a boat ride around Roebuck Bay, you will have a chance to see how pearls are grown on local farms or buy souvenirs at pearl galleries in The Chinatown of the Chinese, where there are still quite a lot of bilingual signs. know how to exploit gems, including pink diamonds in this mine The entrance to the mine is a man-built pathway to the ground, up to 250 meters deep.



There is a legend here related to diamonds. Legend has it that in ancient times, there were three aboriginal girls who went to a river to catch seabass. As soon as they caught a fish, it struggled to escape, darted into the water and turned into a rock. The magic is that there are many diamonds inside the rock, especially in the middle of the rock is a very large pink diamond.More than 90% of the world's rare pink diamonds are found in the Argyle mine, which is This is 20 times more valuable than white diamonds of the same size. The quarry is also a place for producing champagne-colored diamonds, cognacs and rare blue diamonds. Not so long ago, in 2012, a mining company found a 12.76-carat pink rough diamond, the largest ever in Australia.



In 2015, it was found Argyle Violet - the original purple diamond weighing 9.17 carats, after being manipulated there was 2.83 carats. This is the 12th purple diamond in the history of the Argyle mine, visiting the diamond jewelry display and learning how to cut and sharpen the gem was fun, but better than anyone else. Can afford to buy a diamond, albeit tiny.Camping in Purnululu National Park From Kununurra, it took more than two hours by drive, we arrived at Purnululu National Park. With an area of 239,723 hectares, located 578 meters above sea level, this area has many hive-shaped sandstones dating back to about 35 million years old that the Kija Aboriginal people call the Bungle Bungle. It was hard to believe that apart from the local scientists and aboriginal people, it was not until 1982 that the first photos of the site were revealed and spread widely, Purnululu immediately become Australia's treasure.



The honeycomb rocks are 250 meters higher than in the plain, orange ridges are formed from the sediments of silica, and the black color is the vestige of lichen. In the openings of the rock, the sun and wind create a strong contrast of colors. Visitors always enjoy observing the color of the stone changing from brown to black, from orange to bright red depending on the direction of the sun. Recognized as a World Heritage Site in 2003, the area now attracts about 40,000 each year. tourists from all over the world. The typical culture of the tribes here also always makes visitors excited to explore and explore..

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