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For enthusiastic and professional photographers who like travelling, the diverse regions of Western Australia can feel like paradise. The indigenous wildlife and flora of the state is simply enchanting and beautiful. Besides that, the place is also home to around 12,000 species of wildflowers, which start blooming from July and continue to grow until November.

Western Australia provides an extraordinary and remarkable opportunity of enjoying wild flower tours and events once in every six months in a year to all travellers.

The Kojonup Tourist Train is one of the major attractions in the town. It conducts regular tours to the Farrar Reserve and is loved by travellers from far and wide.

Family holidays are always fun, but a small mistake can ruin the whole thing. So while preparing the to-do-list for a family trip to Kojonup, make sure that you haven't missed out any important thing. In order to have a hassle free journey, you will also need to do a little bit of research and planning before starting the entire preparation.

People who book a bed and breakfast accommodation for the first time generally worry what their might be at such a facility. This is because there are many negative stereotypes about B&am...

Kojonup is a popular and beautiful town situated 256 km South East of Perth along the Albany Highway in Western Australia. The name of the place has been derived from the word "kodja", which is known to be a stone axe created by Indigenous Australians with the help of native stones.