4 places to discover
Chandak Hills is a scenic hilltop viewpoint located approximately 8 kilometers from Pithoragarh town in Uttarakhand. Situated at an elevation of around 2,000 meters, it offers panoramic views of the Soar Valley and snow-capped Himalayan peaks including the Panchachuli massif. The site features the Mostamanu Temple dedicated to the local deity Manu and serves as a popular spot for paragliding, hang gliding, trekking, and nature walks.
Mount Buffalo National Park is a 31,000-hectare alpine national park in Victoria's High Country, within Alpine Shire, 350 km northeast of Melbourne. Established in 1898, it is one of Victoria's oldest national parks. The park is notable for its massive granite plateau, sheer cliffs, tors and waterfalls, rising to 1,723 m at The Horn, and for its year-round recreation including hiking, rock climbing and winter snow activities.
Rex Lookout is a roadside coastal viewpoint on the Captain Cook Highway at Wangetti in the Shire of Douglas, Queensland, between Cairns and Port Douglas. Perched on a headland above the Coral Sea, it offers panoramic views of Trinity Bay, Double Island and the coastline. The site is notable as a popular hang-gliding and paragliding launch point and as a convenient scenic stop for travellers on the coastal drive.
West Cape Howe National Park is a coastal national park located about 30 kilometres west of Albany in Western Australia's Great Southern region. Covering 3,517 hectares, it encompasses rugged granite headlands, windswept heathlands and isolated sandy beaches including Shelley Beach. It contains Torbay Head, the southernmost point of Western Australia, and is renowned for dramatic cliffs, wildflower displays, hang-gliding launch sites and four-wheel-drive tracks offering scenic coastal views.