Tarra-Bulga National Park is located in (South Gippsland region), the southern Gypsland region of eastern Victoria, about 190 kilometers from Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, covering an area of 15.22 square kilometers.
Tarra-Bulga National Park is famous for its tall mountain forests, beautiful valleys full of ferns and ancient beech. The national park has the best pristine warm rainforest in the world. The lush rainforest blocks the way to the sun, but the sun still shines on the ground through small cracks.
Corrigan'Suspension Bridge)is a characteristic challenge of the national park. The hanging bridge extends through the rain forest cover. The forest ground is covered with the green pters. The magnificent scenery is full of the eyes, and the vibrating bridge is not as easy as expected. It takes about half an hour to walk.
Tarra-Bulga National Park has a wide variety of animals and plants, such as broom tail kangaroo, yellow flycatcher, crimson rose parrot, kangaroo, possum, platypus, kangaroo home, if lucky enough, tourists can see the ornate harp birds that go out looking for food, they sing tactfully and crispy, and reverberate in the jungle for a long time.
