Blue Mountains National Park

The natural scenery of the Blue Mountains is beautiful. You can take the train directly from Sydney Central Railway Station to the Blue Mountain National Park Station. After you get the ticket at the pick-up point, take the red sightseeing bus to the 11-stop cable car station and get off at the cable car and the jungle mine train. It is very convenient. Ctrip ticketing is trustworthy!

One of my favorite day trips from Sydney! Really easy to reach by train. Lots of different walking trails and beautiful viewpoints. I went in July while the temperature in Sydney was quite hot but it was very comfortable in the mountains! Make sure you check this national park out if you’re visiting Sydney.

Blue Mountain Park blue mountains You can take the Blue Mountain Line Blue mountain line from Sydney Central Station Central station to Katoomba Station and get off at Katoomba Station. It takes one bus every half an hour. After leaving the station, walk 50 meters south to the Carrington Hotel. The Carringtorington Wait for the 686 bus, every half an hour, two stops to the Three Sisters Square, after browsing, continue to wait for the 686 bus at the drop-off location, 5 minutes to the landscape world to get off scenic world There are 4 projects. Forest train railway, landscape trail walkway, landscape cableway, skyway, small train is very steep, but also more fun, landscape cable car and sky cable car can be walked after getting off. After the play, continue to return to bus 686, take the bus back to the Carrington Hotel, and take the train back to Sydney Central Station at Cartoonba Station. The scenery of Blue Mountain Park is charming, you can take more photos to commemorate

Free. A bit far from downtown Sydney, it is recommended to plan your travel time. The observation deck is very open, the distant mountains are beautiful, there are three sister peaks to overlook, and there is an echo valley. There is a visitor center to eat and shop. There are mining trains and cable car projects. When there are many people, you need to queue up to take the cable car. Several cable car points can be transferred between each other, and the location of the cable car is in the visitor center, which can be said to be very convenient.

It's too far from downtown Sydney, and it takes two hours to get on the bus. The train runs from half an hour to an hour. It takes a long time to miss it. The back and forth journey takes up most of the day. If you don't take the cable car, the Blue Mountain is free. I personally feel that the cable car is completely unnecessary to sit. Many people line up for the cable car, the ride time is short, and the place to visit is small, and there is no comparison with the famous mountain in China.

Australian Blue Mountain Park, a free scenic spot, on the outskirts of Sydney. The scenic viewing platform is very open, the scenery of the distant mountains is beautiful, there are three sister peaks, there is Echo Valley and so on. You can eat and shop near the visitor center, as well as a small train and cable car to sit, which feels very convenient.