From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article is about the rock formation in New South Wales (Australia). For the islands in Queensland (Australia), see The Three Sisters (Queensland). For other uses, see Three Sisters (disambiguation). The Three Sisters towering above the Jamison Valley. The lighter coloured orange/yellow sections indicate fresh rock, exposed by recent erosion.
The Three Sisters is a rock formation in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. They are close to the town of Katoomba and are one of the Blue Mountains' best known sites, towering above the Jamison Valley. Their names are Meehni (922 m), Wimlah (918 m), and Gunnedoo (906 m).
The story of the Three Sisters - Blue Mountain Park Sydney The first time I read about the “Blue Mountains” was in the book by famous author “Paulo Coelho”, the book is called “Like the flowing river”.
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Cheap flights to Australia Cheap flights to Australia PRLog (Press Release) - Feb 01, 2010 - It comprises of some articles and short stories. The author described the story of this beautiful “Blue Mountains” park, that according to his guide the three mountains called three sisters were the daughters of a shepherd who kept roaming in search of three equally wealthy and handsome gentlemen to marry his daughters. When one decent eligible man proposed for one of them he refused saying that he can not lend him the hand of his daughter as the other two will be unhappy. Thus, continuing the search of equal happiness for each of his daughters he ended up with all three, unmarried and old. One day he recalled at this point (Blue Mountains) that one eligible man proposed for his daughter yet he refused in the fear of making the other two unhappy or jealous. At that time, one of his daughters said, at least that way, today one of us would have been happy! This made the old man realize that the happiness of one is not the unhappiness of others. He transformed them into the three stones; today we call the “three sisters”.
Provoked by this interesting philosophy behind this magnificent sight, I am writing to bring you some more interesting facts about the “Blue Mountains” park Sydney Australia. Firstly, getting there is the main concern for those living in UK and nearabout. However, cheap flights to Sydney and getting cheap tickets to Sydney from London, UK is now made easier through the revolutionary online technology of reservation. You can book cheap flight to Sydney, Australia from anywhere in the world just by putting in your dates and destinations and get hundreds of quotes to choose from. So first, pick your cheap flights to Sydney online: http://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/flights/australia_newzeal ...
From Sydney you can drive to Blue Mountains and as soon as you set foot there, there is the beauty of nature and the blissfulness of serenity as far as your eyes could see. The park offers visitor centers at Glenbrook and Black heath, both open daily, bush camping, rock climbing, fishing, swimming and all that. The Three Sisters, the grand cliffs and valleys, the wildflowers in spring, the autumn colors in April, it is a perfect place for sight seeing and a lot of other activities associated with it.
The Blue Mountains is a tourist area, visiting the region in spring will allow you to see some of the rarest and wildest mountain flowers, in summer its amazingly cool, and in autumn, the falling autumn leaves create a magical effect on the exotics planted in the gardens and in the surrounding district. In suburbs of Blue Mountain, there are many other tourist attractions and by spending a couple of hours each you can have a complete picture of the whole locality plus a memorable handful of different activities these places have to offer. Across from the highway by turning north is situated the Mount Victoria. There is also the historic site at Hartley, just off the Great Western Highway (highway 32) on the Jenolan Caves road, which is open every day. Good walks in the area include the Scenic railway to Ruined Castle Walk, the Three Sisters Walk and the Scenic Railway to Furber's Steps, however wearing appropriate shoes, keeping a first aid kit, taking water bottled of your own and avoiding going alone is recommended for tourists. Besides, if you have a prior experience of a mountain region, you may know that in such regions a chilly wind blows very often specially near evenings and in nights so take some warm cloths with you.
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There were of course many tourists at the look out for the Three Sisters a stunning rock formation that is a well-known scenic view. The gum trees and the eucalyptus from them create the blue haze for which the mountains are famous. Echo point provided an entrance to the three sisters and giant's stairway walks. The Three sisters are apparently an aboriginal legend in which three sisters were turned into stone to protect them.more info on Cheap Hotels
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This article is about the rock formation in New South Wales (Australia). For the islands in Queensland (Australia), see The Three Sisters (Queensland). For other uses, see Three Sisters (disambiguation).
The Three Sisters towering above the Jamison Valley. The lighter coloured orange/yellow sections indicate fresh rock, exposed by recent erosion.
The Three Sisters is a rock formation in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. They are close to the town of Katoomba and are one of the Blue Mountains' best known sites, towering above the Jamison Valley. Their names are Meehni (922 m), Wimlah (918 m), and Gunnedoo (906 m).
The first time I read about the “Blue Mountains” was in the book by famous author “Paulo Coelho”, the book is called “Like the flowing river”.
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PRLog (Press Release) - Feb 01, 2010 - It comprises of some articles and short stories. The author described the story of this beautiful “Blue Mountains” park, that according to his guide the three mountains called three sisters were the daughters of a shepherd who kept roaming in search of three equally wealthy and handsome gentlemen to marry his daughters. When one decent eligible man proposed for one of them he refused saying that he can not lend him the hand of his daughter as the other two will be unhappy. Thus, continuing the search of equal happiness for each of his daughters he ended up with all three, unmarried and old. One day he recalled at this point (Blue Mountains) that one eligible man proposed for his daughter yet he refused in the fear of making the other two unhappy or jealous. At that time, one of his daughters said, at least that way, today one of us would have been happy! This made the old man realize that the happiness of one is not the unhappiness of others. He transformed them into the three stones; today we call the “three sisters”.
Provoked by this interesting philosophy behind this magnificent sight, I am writing to bring you some more interesting facts about the “Blue Mountains” park Sydney Australia. Firstly, getting there is the main concern for those living in UK and nearabout. However, cheap flights to Sydney and getting cheap tickets to Sydney from London, UK is now made easier through the revolutionary online technology of reservation. You can book cheap flight to Sydney, Australia from anywhere in the world just by putting in your dates and destinations and get hundreds of quotes to choose from. So first, pick your cheap flights to Sydney online: http://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/flights/australia_newzeal ...
From Sydney you can drive to Blue Mountains and as soon as you set foot there, there is the beauty of nature and the blissfulness of serenity as far as your eyes could see. The park offers visitor centers at Glenbrook and Black heath, both open daily, bush camping, rock climbing, fishing, swimming and all that. The Three Sisters, the grand cliffs and valleys, the wildflowers in spring, the autumn colors in April, it is a perfect place for sight seeing and a lot of other activities associated with it.
The Blue Mountains is a tourist area, visiting the region in spring will allow you to see some of the rarest and wildest mountain flowers, in summer its amazingly cool, and in autumn, the falling autumn leaves create a magical effect on the exotics planted in the gardens and in the surrounding district. In suburbs of Blue Mountain, there are many other tourist attractions and by spending a couple of hours each you can have a complete picture of the whole locality plus a memorable handful of different activities these places have to offer. Across from the highway by turning north is situated the Mount Victoria. There is also the historic site at Hartley, just off the Great Western Highway (highway 32) on the Jenolan Caves road, which is open every day. Good walks in the area include the Scenic railway to Ruined Castle Walk, the Three Sisters Walk and the Scenic Railway to Furber's Steps, however wearing appropriate shoes, keeping a first aid kit, taking water bottled of your own and avoiding going alone is recommended for tourists. Besides, if you have a prior experience of a mountain region, you may know that in such regions a chilly wind blows very often specially near evenings and in nights so take some warm cloths with you.
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