Jindabyne is a mountainous town in southeast New South Wales, close to the Victorian border, about 470km northeast from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, and (Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in Australia. (Kosciuszko National Park), the Coxiucau National Park, is about 28 kilometers above sea level, with a resident population of about 1700.
Jindabyne is the way for most people to climb Mount Coxiucus, and Jindabyne himself is beautiful and has his own story, a small town that has been relocated and rebuilt because of the river dam, and the cumulative uplift of the surface of the water has led to the formation of the (Lake Jindabyne), of Jindabyne Lake, a small town that has been relocated and rebuilt as a result of barricading the river and building a dam. A mini-story of the three Gorges and Zigui has been re-established by the lake side of Jindabyne,.
Visitor centre of Jindabyne