Yungaburra:

• Location: Approximately 10 minutes drive away from The Chamber’s.
• 720M (2500 feet) above sea level.

History:

• Originally called Allumbah Pocket, it was used as a stopping place on the mule track from Herberton's tin mines to the port of Cairns.
• In 1910 a train line was built and although the train line is no longer in use, the well-built bridges remain between Yungaburra and Tolga.

General Information:

• Yungaburra has 28 heritage listed buildings-making it it the largest national trust village in Queensland.
• It’s a small town with the required convenience stores, a range of excellent restaurants, art and craft and attractions.
• The most prominent building of the town is the Lake Eacham Hotel, located on the main street.
• Yungaburra is home to the famous Yungaburra Markets 
  held on the 4^th Saturday of each month..
• It is also home to the following attractions:
• Curtain Fig Tree.
• Chalet Rainforest Gallery
• Gem Gallery.
• Nick's Swiss Italian Restaurant
• Burra Inn Restaurant.
• Eden House Restaurant.
• Special Glass Co.

Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodges
P.O. Box 115, Yungaburra, Tropical North Queensland, Australia 4884
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