RainForeStation Nature Park, Immerse in the world's oldest rainforest
1030 Kennedy Hwy, Kuranda QLD 4881, Australia
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Introduction
Kuranda is a small town hidden in the tropical rainforest of northern Cairns, Queensland, approximately 27 kilometers away from the city. It was first established in 1850 as the only transport hub for transporting and storing goods and providing accommodation for travelers. Now, over 500,000 tourists visit every year. Despite its population of only 750 people, it has spectacular scenery such as towering ancient trees, cascading waterfalls, exotic wildlife, and blooming flowers. Tourists can participate in various activities such as riverboat cruises, birdhouses, Aboriginal dance performances, and dart training camps. The most popular is the tropical rainforest amphibious warfare vehicle, where visitors can ride in renovated WWII vehicles to enjoy beautiful scenery, including little turtles and saltwater crocodiles in the lake, and tropical butterflies in the jungle. In addition, tourists can purchase various handicrafts, porcelain, Aboriginal cultural decorations, and Australian opals in Kuranda. Overall, Kuranda is a place worth visiting. Address 1030 Kennedy Hwy, Kuranda QLD 4881, Australia
Opening hours Please refer to the following activity opening hours and plan your itinerary accordingly (for details, please refer to the official manual):
(1) Amphibious vehicle schedule: 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 13:00pm, 14:00pm, 15:00pm.
Transportation Bus: Take route 121 from Sheridan Stc5 stop, get off at Lake Placid Rd-Hail and Ride Location stop, and walk to the cable car station. It takes approximately 47 minutes.
Appreciate the unique fauna and flora of tropical rainforests
