Tamborine National Park (Tamborine National Park, is located in southeast Queensland, about 70 kilometers north from Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, and 45 kilometers southeast from Gold Coast, Queensland's second largest city.
Tamborine National Park is one of the six national parks in the famous beauty ring (Scenic Rim, far from the sea of Jinsha and the noisy crowd. It is a different world. Compared with the coastal area of the Gold Coast, the temperature here is a few degrees lower and the culture is very different. There are charming towns, antique wineries, and farmers selling fresh agricultural products at roadside stalls give you a strong illusion that you are in a natural and simple community. It's hard to imagine such an open seaside resort with such a simple and optimistic market town, and it's hard to imagine that the Gold Coast has such a pristine mountain landscape.
Tamborine National Park is divided into several regions, each region has its own unique, the same is that they share strange trees, mainly palm trees, and then set up other super trees, as if they had entered a prehistoric tropical forest world and became a wonder. Visitors can experience a variety of holiday pleasures, including running waterfalls, rainforest walkways and charming coastline scenery. If you have time to shoot carefully, you can spend the whole day here.
(Tamborine Mountain), a small town in the south of the national park, is a European town full of fine restaurants, coffee shops and gift shops, as well as a number of top wineries. It is a gateway to Tamborine National Park.
