š Abandoned 1880s railway tunnel, officially known as the Metropolitan Tunnel.
š Now a popular tourist attraction, home to a large colony of bioluminescent glowworms in New South Wales.
⨠Witness a stunning display of blue-green bioluminescent glowworms
š Explore a historical disused railway tunnel
šø Unique photography opportunities in the dark
ā ļø Tunnel can be muddy and slippery, especially after rain
šµ Little to no phone reception inside
𤫠Loud noises and lights disturb the glowworms, impacting the experience
š« Access may be restricted for conservation purposes
š¦ Bring a torch but avoid shining it on the ceiling or at other visitors
š Wear waterproof boots for muddy conditions
š Keep quiet to observe the glowworms
š« Do not use camera flash, create fire-twirling photos, smoke, or leave rubbish, as it harms the glowworms
š¶ Avoid visiting alone due to slippery conditions and lack of reception
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