Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village is located in the southeastern Australian inland town of Talem Bend (Tailem Bend), about 90 kilometers from Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, and about 20 kilometers from Murray Bridge, South Australia's fifth-largest city.
Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village is one of Australia's largest pioneer villages, a nostalgic place where Australian history can be fully understood. Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village owns 12 streets and 110 different ancient buildings, and the village was founded in 1982 by a couple who collected old houses from all over Australia, from 1860 to 1960, including restaurants, cinemas and hospitals. The post office, the newspaper kiosk, the police station and the railway station were all available, and they moved the buildings to this place intact and formed an old town, and the furnishings in the house were collected together for use in those days. Vividly restored the Australian people's living environment at that time. For example, the teahouse built in 1976, the cloakshop built in 1906, the carpenter shop built in 1906, the manor house built in 1905, etc., are collected here, as if restoring a real town. This not only gives people a profound sense of the charm of the vicissitudes of the years, but also laments the dedication of the founders of Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village and how they tell the history of Australia to future generations in a way that retains the imprint of life.
In addition, Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village provides a unique night ghost tour for bold visitors. (Ghost Tours), visitors will be led by tour guides to explore the veracity of haunted rumors here. This is one of the reasons why Old Tailem Town Pioneer Village is sometimes referred to as "ghost town."
