Hunter Valley Escapes

  Preserving our history and culture can be demonstrated by respecting and  appreciating every little thing and custom established in ancient times. Wollombi has a substantial history dating back thousands of years ago, before colonial settlement began in 1840. Today, the village is not that big in size but its historic beauty allures large numbers of tourist to visit the place. Let me take you back to Aboriginal Times in Wollombi Valley ,  Wollombi is a small town in hunter region of New South Wales, Australia. In earliest times the traditional conservators of the vicinity are believed to be the Darkinjung people; however it is also mentioned that Awabakal and Wonnarua tribe settled there to. It is surrounded by a wide number of aboriginal sites that they thought to be used as a meeting place to perform ceremonies before. Rock carvings, hand marks, and tribal markings and other images on caves, shelters, and outcrops around the town that they used it as a camping site we...

Vacation will be a bore if you’re just sitting in your guesthouse;  sooner or later you will find yourself looking for something to do. Here  in Wollombi, there are many activities you can do that you will surely  enjoy. The best way to start is to visit and de-stress yourself on a Wollombi nature walk. The village is surrounded by lush scenery. The breathtaking mountains and lush green trees will definitely relieve your stress from the draining city and offers the chance to have a countryside stroll right in the village itself. Second in the list are the well-preserved aboriginal engraving sightings. Wollombi value their aboriginal heritage and they are proud of it. The engravings are scattered all over the area but few are known to the public. Some of the engravings are well preserved and has a varied portray. Third in the list is the wine tasting. Wollombi is also well-known for their wines. They have different variety of wines and the fruits are handpicked selectiv...

  Hunter Valley or just Hunter is a region in the north of Sydney, spreading inland from the coastal town of Newcastle. This region is split into two parts - Lower Hunter and Upper Hunter. While the former occupies the majority of the wineries, the latter is home to some popular vineyards and other industries. Additionally, when talking about the Lower Hunter, places like the Wollombi Valley, Cessnock, Pokolbin, Rothbury, and Lovedale come under other major tourist attractions. The entire region of Hunter Valley is named after its main river Hunter River.   If you would ask anyone why the Hunter region is so popular and renowned, it's because of its numerous award-winning wines that have been produced here since the 1800s. Whether the visit is for business purposes or as a family vacay trip, you'd visit Hunter Valley that's on the outskirts of the city. Plus, you don't need to worry about accommodations as the Valley houses some of the best accommodations with spas ...