Mystery Craters is located on the southeast coast of Queensland in the port city of Bundaberg, on the western outskirts of South Koran (South Kolan), about 25 km from Bundaberg.
Mystery Craters, near (Gin Road) Jin Road, which connects Dabberger and Jin (Gin), is Australia's most puzzling phenomenon. Since its discovery in 1971, the origin of 35 strange-shaped craters has been controversial. The mottled mixture of sandstone and ochre trace has become the focus of many researches, and has formed a variety of different theories.
Mystery Craters has been covered by several documentaries, including "the mystery of the world." (Unsolved Mysteries of the World),. (Getaway),. Believe it or not. "Ripley'." S Believe It Or Not), (Great South East), (Creek to Coast), (Caravan and Motor Home) magazine.
Entering the Mystery Craters Scenic area, the huge murals will first be seen, with beautiful gifts, souvenirs and rock samples on display in the next kiosk, as well as snacks and coffee. Through the archway, visitors will be able to see the original photo of the estate and the discovery of the crater, through the covered corridor, down the path, through a fairy-tale garden, The meteor crater is in sight. A tower is built next to the crater, and a button is pressed to get a full and informative explanation.
Tickets:
adult: $7.50
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