Australia Queensland Diwan
Gondwana Rain Forest
Ancient Australian rainforest, part of the World Heritage area, rich in biodiversity and home to rare and endangered animal and plant species.
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Gondwana Rainforest, located in Diwan, Queensland, Australia, is a World Heritage Site recognized for its exceptional ecosystem that dates back to the ancient Gondwanan times. This unique forest has been preserved for over 190 million years and features a diverse range of flora and fauna species, including many rare and endangered ones. Visitors can witness and explore the rich heritage and biodiversity of Gondwana Rainforest by taking guided trails, enjoying scenic drives, and engaging in various activities that promote sustainable tourism.
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