Australian Nationalparks
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| Purnululu Nationalpark covers an area of 3000 square kilometers and is famous for its rock towers and colourful rock layers. Purnululu means sandstone in the Kija Aborigines' language whereas Bungle Bungle probalby evolved from a wrong pronounciation of a gras plant called bundle bundle. There are a lot of interesting hikes, e.g. to Echidna Chasm or Cathedral Gorge as well as a ten hours round trip through Piccaninny Gorge. You get a special impression when doing a scenic flight over the bungles starting from Kununurra or Halls Creek. If departing from Kununurra you will pay a little bit more but can relish the fantastic view of Lake Argyle and Argyle Diamond Mine from the air. | |||||
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