Galleries, Museums and Collections
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary is the largest butterfly flight aviary and exhibit in Australia
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Dining and Eating Out
Kuranda Candy Kitchen
Coondoo Street Kuranda Village Centre
About This Attraction
The hand-made candy making process is fascinating to watch and they at Kuranda Candy Kitchen aim to make your experience not only fascinating to watch but tasty as well.
The candy received Grand Champion Rock Candy at the Melbourne Fine Food Awards. To produce their rock candy it requires a special combination of craftsmanship, entertainment, labour and love. They are proud of what they create, and the entire process is on show. A sensual delight and fascinating exhibition of skill. Watching candy being made by hand is the only way to truly appreciate what we do.
So come along and be entertained.
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(07) 4093 9363
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National Parks and Reserves
Barron Gorge National Park
Barron Gorge National Park has great cultural and historical significance, with dramatic scenery and World Heritage-listed rainforest. The local Aboriginal people developed trails through the area, which later became the first pack routes used by Europeans to link the hinterland goldfields to the coast. Today, you can walk the same trails for pleasure! Walk to a lookout to view Barron Falls (spectacular after good rainfall). Take the Skyrail cableway for views over the forest canopy and out to the coast. Jump aboard the famous Kuranda railway as it winds past ravines and picturesque waterfalls. Explore the rainforest along the walking tracks from Speewah or Kamerunga. Join a white-water rafting tour for an up-close experience of the river.
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Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks
BatReach
BatReach, located in Kuranda, is a bat and wildlife care centre, focusing on flying foxes. Pam Tully, creator of the centre, began looking after flying foxes around 1990 in the suburb of Edge Hill in Cairns. She then started a bat and wildlife rescue and care centre at Zillie Falls near Milla Milla on the Atherton tablelands. She later relocated to Kuranda at the top of the range overlooking Cairns. In 1999, after noticing that people walking past seemed horrified at the flying foxes in the recovery cages, making comments like "look at those ghastly creatures
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Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks
Birdworld Kuranda
Home to the largest single collection of free flying birds in Australia (some 500 of them!), Birdworld Kuranda displays no less than 75 species of the most spectacular birds from all corners of the planet - as well as from the earth's fast diminishing rainforests. Visitors are free to wander through the lush, tropically landscaped aviary to observe the birds in their own specific - yet natural - habitats. Two lakes connected by a tumbling waterfall for example are home to waterbirds such as stilts, herons and Australia's own unique Black Swan.
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