Purnululu National Park

　　Purnululu National Park covers an area of 239.723 hectares and is located in Western Australia, Australia. Throughout the park, rows of "Bungle Bungle" domes can be seen, deeply dissected by intricate gorges. These towering, cylindrical or cone-shaped formations are composed of Devonian-era quartz sandstone.

　　Over millions of years, the steep mountains have been transformed into uniquely patterned beehive-like structures, their surfaces marked by distinct dark grey horizontal bands known as "single cavity photosynthetic organic shells." These remarkable cone karst formations were shaped by complex interactions between geological, biological, and erosional forces, as well as climatic changes over vast periods of time.

　　Purnululu National Park Reason to Visit: The most distinctive park of cone karst domes Continent: Oceania Country/Region: Australia Province/State: Western Australia