Blue Mountains in Sydney

The main centre of the Blue Mountains is Katoomba. Located 120km west of Sydney, it takes about 1.5-2 hours to get there. It is a perfect location to plan a day trip or even a full weekend. The Blue Mountains are home to a variety of attractions and towns, including the Three Sisters and Mt. Tomah Botanic Garden. If you're staying in Katoomba, be sure to plan your trip around these attractions.

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The Blue Mountains are one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, and international archaeological surveys show that they've been inhabited since the Pliocene Epoch. They were named after Governor Philip in 1788, and were originally known as the Carmarthen Hills and Lansdowne Hills. The eucalyptus trees provide a hazy blue appearance and are believed to be the first inhabitants of the region.

If you're visiting the Blue Mountains, don't miss the chance to go on a hike. There are several walking trails in the area that will allow you to enjoy the scenery. If you don't have time to hike the entire trail, there are also many scenic viewpoints that offer beautiful views.

Jenolan Caves is a popular tourist attraction. The stalactite-lined limestone chasms were carved by underground rivers and are a spectacular sight. You can take a day tour to Jenolan Caves to experience this incredible natural wonder. There are several hotels and accommodation options in the region and plenty of restaurants and galleries along the way.