Bundanoon

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Bundanoon is a charming village in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, known for its dramatic sandstone gullies, lush bushland, and tranquil atmosphere. It's a favorite escape for Sydneysiders seeking fresh air and outdoor adventures, with a strong local culture centered around conservation and community. The village itself is walkable, with a handful of cafes and antique shops, but the real draw is the surrounding Morton National Park, where you can explore waterfalls, lookouts, and the famous glow worm tunnels.

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Suggested Time to Spend

A weekend is ideal for Bundanoon, allowing you to settle in and explore the national park at a relaxed pace. Arrive Friday night, spend Saturday hiking to the glow worm tunnel and Fairy Bower Falls, and Sunday morning browsing the village before heading home. If you're short on time, a day trip can cover the main walks and a cafe lunch, but you'll want to linger longer.

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