Kuranda Skyrail : Flying over a Tropical Paradise

Or like stout Cortez when with eagle eyes
He star’d at the Pacific and all his men
Look’d at each other with a wild surmise
Silent, upon a peak in Darien.
-John Keats, On First Looking into Chapmans Homer

As you watch the Coral Sea (a part of the same Pacific that Cortez first saw from Panama) from the vantage point ensconced in your cozy gondola, you feel like you are an adventurer out to discover new lands. As you skim over the pristine canopy of a tropical rainforest you come face to face with raw sublime nature that is a source of everyday awe in these parts.

Kuranda Skyrail, a cablecar system high above the Barron George National Park, is a unique experience that every visitor to Queensland must savor for themselves.

As ecotourism gained greater fad during the 1990s, various parts of the world tried to marry ecological hotspots with tourism. This has many advantages:
-> The authorities earn revenue.
-> The tourism generates direct and indirect employment.
-> It leads to infrastructural development.
-> People learn about and appreciate nature and ecology.

The Kuranda Skyrail was...