Hawkesbury River(Hawkesbury-Nepean River)

This is the main river in northern Sydney, originating near Goulburn, southwest of Sydney, and empties into the South Pacific Tasman Sea at Brocken Bay at the northern end of Sydney, with a total length of 472 kilometers. A section of the river from the confluence of the Nepean and Gross rivers to the sea is called the Hawkesbury River, which is about 120 kilometers long. There is a train passing by the river, looking out from the car window, the water is blue-green, the gentle hills undulate along the river, the train sometimes passes through the tunnel, sometimes the bridge, and the scenery along the way is pleasant. You can drive along the river by yourself, or pay a fee to take a houseboat on the river. This kind of boat looks like a yacht. It has a bedroom, a kitchen and other facilities inside. You can eat, drink, fish, and stay on the boat. It is a lot of foreign tourists to spend a few days of leisure vacation. choice of tour method. Interestingly, like the Loch Ness monster and the Tianchi monster, unidentified aquatic creatures have also been found here, known as the "Hawksbury River Monster". Some people say it is a plesiosaur, and some people say it is an aquatic lizard. Scientists believe that the existence of river monsters has not been confirmed, but it does not prevent speculations that are widely talked about.