When it comes to Queensland, most of our friends think of city landscapes like Keynes, Gold Coast, Brisbane.
Indeed, the waves of GC, the mountains of the village, and the hot-air balloons of Keynes all belong to their own special charm. However, we should not think that Kunzhou has only the eastern coast to play, but in fact, it is in the outback area of Kunzhou. There are more unique beauty that is little known.
Kunzhou, Australia's second-largest state, is located in the northeast, about 54% of the area is located in the south of the line of return north, not only less rainfall, the climate is also very warm, the four seasons have a warm sun, once the "state of the sun" reputation ~
Rather than take a rough look at the old-fashioned attractions, take a deep look at the different landscapes in the interior of Kunzhou. If you want to go deep into the heart of Kunzhou, it's a great convenience for you to cover a wide range of tracks. Train travel provides a wonderful way for you to really feel the village wind of Queensland on the way.
Inland, ahead of the unknown in the sound of the train, and the scenery of the way back, the long / short journey of the train was even more attractive than that of several tourist cities.
Kunzhou Railway Travel Collection
SPIRIT OF QUEENSLAND
Spirit of Queensland commutes between Brisbane and Keynes five times a week. Among the many trains, it is synonymous with modern science and technology. It allows you to enjoy the journey in a more comfortable and convenient way than the turbulence of an old-fashioned train.
In 24 hours, it traveled more than 1681 kilometers, making it the only long-haul train in Queensland with a sleeper.
Windows off the coast view rolling forward, in the car Spirit of Queensland is also very sweet for you to provide a number of dining options oh.
Summary: this is a super leisure coastline trip, suitable for shorter train trips.
SPIRIT OF THE OUTBACK
If you want to walk all the way from Brisbane to the west of Queensland, Spirit of the Outback will be your best choice.
Longreach runs all the way to Rockhampton, from Tuesday to Saturday, and the train returns to Brisbane on Monday and Thursday. It's OK to take a train from Rockhampton on Wednesday, about 14 to 25 hours by train.
Longreach is also an interesting place for friends to visit the Australian Hall of Fame (Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame) and Qantas founder Museum (Qantas Founders Museum.)
Summary: want to explore the Wild West? Then choose this train.
THE WESTLANDER
Also from Brisbane, through the Great Watershed and through the lush green countryside of Darling Downs, to the inland city of Charleville., famous for its star-watching.
The 777-kilometer journey takes about 17 hours, leaving Brisbane at 07:15 on Tuesday and Thursday and returning 06:15 the next day.
The only drawback here is that as a night train, there is no place to lie down.
Summary: when traveling on this train, be sure to bring a DSLR camera so that you can shoot the stars at your destination.
THE GULFLANDER
Its other name: "Tin Hare" may be more familiar to you. Gulflander is a half-day journey from Normanton (which will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2018) to Croydon, and all along the way are some of Queensland's most remote, A rare, but very beautiful country.
The whole trip will take you from wetlands, grasslands to super-arid grasslands, the scenery along the way is quite colorful. The line, which opened in 1891, leaves Normanton at 8: 30 a week and arrives at Croyden in 4 hours.
And every trip is accompanied by a Savannah guide, along the way a lot of interesting sites will be explained to you in detail.
Conclusion: this is a very short-term, even suitable for a day trip train trip, even on weekends can be spare time to attend
THE SAVANNAHLANDER
The classic 1960s train takes four days to cross the remote hinterland between Keynes and Forsyth.
The Silver bullet crossed west along the Kuranda range, then turned west to the small settlements of Almaden, Einsley, Mount Qi and Forsyth.
The train is so slow that sometimes the driver stops to point out what happened along the way. Attractions include Chirago's ancient mining village, the Turaru Spa, the Ndalla lava pipeline and the breathtaking Cobboulder Canyon.
The train runs between early March and mid-December, depending on the weather and track.
Conclusion: this is a super leisure trip, suitable for people who like the scenery of remote areas of Australia, with the elderly together may be a good choice.
KURANDA RAILWAY
The 34-kilometer Kuranda Railway, built in the 1880s, is one of the world's most famous railway travel routes.
The train runs through the majestic Baron Valley National Park, through 15 tunnels, and a 90-minute drive from Keynes to Koranda, with some stops along the way, with complete explanations.
The whole station of Curanda was decorated like a basket of ferns, close to the village. The afternoon return schedule gives you plenty of time to explore many of its nearby attractions.
If you want to enjoy a little luxury life, friends can choose to upgrade to the golden level, so snacks, drinks and waiters will make your journey more comfortable Max.
