Townsville is located on the eastern coast of Queensland seaport town, the resident population of about 180,000, Queensland is the fourth largest city. Townsville is a beautiful city, in addition to more than 320 days of sunshine a year, a long history of gold mining town, but also spectacular natural beauty and attractions.
The Townsville has both a commercial metropolis and a tropical attraction; to the north is the sandy beach of Mishin (Mission Beach); to the west is the famous gold mining area Charters Towers; and to the east there are several beautiful islands, all of which are popular tourist resorts. Downtown Flinders Mall, businesses and shops are lined with historic buildings. There is also a large Jupiter casino hotel (Jupiter's Casino) around the city center, where visitors can take a chance. The Crystal Creek National Park (Crystal Creek-Mount Spec National Park), which surrounds the Townsville, is a tropical rain forest with a view of the entire Harifow Bay (Halifax Bay), overlooking the hills of the park; the Castle Hill Observatory (Castle Hill Lookout) is the ideal location to enjoy the city. Bila Pont Conservation Park (Billabong Sanctuary), located 70 kilometers south of the city, has a vast marshland, rainforests and Gali trees, creating a pleasant landscape, along with the ubiquitous Australian wildlife such as kangaroos, birds and crocodiles, is the most spectacular wildlife park in northern Australia. The magnetic island (Magnetic Island), also known as "koala island in australia ", just 20 minutes from the Townsville, is the most common place for koalas in northern australia. The island's most primitive means of transport has a donkey, it can accompany you around the island, to see this area is the beauty of the National Natural Park.
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Visitor centre of Townsville