Karijini National Park, The Pilbara, Western Australia
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2014
- Encompassing 200,000sq.km of some of Earth's most ancient rocks, Western Australia's Pilbara region stretches from a coast harbouring ancient human art to an ochre-red inland cut by gorges and waterfalls. SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/AusGeoSubscribe The official channel of Australian Geographic magazine.
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wow, its very sacred place. thanks for sharing this video. hope to be there 1 day !
Beautiful!! Greetings from Brazil.
beautiful place😘
It’s a magic place! Been there once, not long enough though!
It is a special place :) Respect country.
My wife is Australian and she told me about this place. She wants to take me there. Now I definitely wanna go. Looks amazing. We live in the U.S, but she still has family in Australia and they're not far from there.
Seth Winters I’m born and bred in Paraburdoo which is on the doorstep. Where’s your wife from?
Back in '87, I spent just about a month in Australia, traveling by Greyhound of Australia all over the country, which included some time in the Outback, where I visited the following parks: Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk), Lake Eacham (Crater Lakes--Queensland), Simpson’s Gap (Tjoritja/West MacDonnell), and Ayers Rock/The Olgas (Uluru/Kata Tjuta). Just like us here in the US, you live in a spectacular country.
I went to Wikipedia to discover how this park's name is pronounced, but although they give lots of info there, one thing they left out was the pronunciation. I'm guessing it's either car-ee-JEAN-ee, or cah-RIDGE-in-ee. Maybe you could get back to me on that. Thanks.
I wouldn't mind checking this area out 👍
Such pretty little falls, I want one of those for my back yard. Where do you get rocks just like that? Actually it was the little stream over the rocks with lovely kind of ripple. The rocks are so unique with the colors and the way they are situated too. The little plant life of course is all so different from North America all with it's own beauty too. The beauty of nature can just fill the soul at times.
Mother goose, you can't have rocks like this, they are not to be touched and are sacred and protected. It worries me people who see such beauty and want to ravage it for their own use elsewhere destroying the beauty in it's unique place. We have issues of people wanting our unique flora and fauna who poach and smuggle then out of the country for monetary gain without a thought of the destruction they cause.
Come and visit us some time and enjoy the unique beauty of my beauty state of Western Australia, its vast being approximately one third the land mass of Australia and is 3.9 times the size of that other so called "large" state, Texas. There is so much to see and because of it's land mass have a very large diversity of temperature, fauna, flora and outlook. You'll not be disappointed, it's beautiful. 👍🐨🇦🇺
Gorge-ous
What's the music? Sounds like its based on the didgeridoo rhythms.
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Absolutely gorgeous, just wondering if the swimming holes are safe or is there a risk of crocs?
Soviet Onion 72 nope no crocs mate
No crocs there buddy!
His accent is just great! XD
Trickling over all these wrinkles or layers in the rock. Are all these layers measurements of lost era's of time?
Is there crocs in there
Nope no crocs. Safe to swim
You can see The whole region was created through times of mass flooding and shaped as the water levels dropped and the tides came in and out
hey hate to be that dude but I recently made a travel edit on Karijini and was wondering if you could check it out and give some feedback or thoughts, great video by the way :)
Wolf creck hhh
The country was always there it didn't need anyone to look after it wake up
What's the music? Sounds like its based on the didgeridoo rhythms.