Australia: A Continent Still Ruled by Nature

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This 4K documentary showcases Australia's untamed wilderness, featuring towering cliffs at Bay of Fires, sacred mountains at Uluru, coral reefs, cascading waterfalls like Barron Falls and Wallaman Falls, and remote landscapes including Kakadu National Park, Daintree Rainforest, and The Pinnacles Desert. The film reveals how ancient geological forces have shaped Australia's diverse terrain.

Duration
39 min 0 s
Start
Devils Marbles
End
Bluff Knoll Mountains
Stops
32
Channel author
City HD Explorers

Timestamps and places

  1. — Новый Южный Уэльс, Австралия (Intro)
  2. — Devils Marbles
  3. — Warrumbungle National Park
  4. — Bay of Fires
  5. — Kakadu National Park
  6. — Great Barrier Reef
  7. — Lake Hart
  8. — Квинсленд, Австралия (West Macdonnell Ranges National Park)
  9. — Stockton Sand Dunes
  10. — Daintree Rainforest
  11. — Litchfield National Park
  12. — Great Ocean Road (Great Ocean Road, Twelve Apostles)
  13. — Whitsunday Islands
  14. — Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
  15. — The Pinnacles Desert
  16. — Misery Beach
  17. — Walls of China, Mungo National Park
  18. — Pinnacle Point
  19. — Blue Mountains
  20. — Barron Falls
  21. — Keep River National Park
  22. — Rottnest Island
  23. — Kings Canyon
  24. — Wallaman Falls
  25. — Freycinet National Park (Freycinet National Park, Tasmania)
  26. — Windjana Gorge
  27. — William Bay
  28. — Coconut Wells
  29. — Purnululu National Park
  30. — Cape Hauy (Cape Hauy, Tasmania)
  31. — Minyon Falls
  32. — Injidup Beach (Injidup Beach, Yallingup)
  33. — Glass House Mountains
  34. — Tangalooma Wrecks
  35. — Bluff Knoll Mountains
  36. — Outro

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Australia: A Continent Still Ruled by Nature

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