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Aerial view during Lake Eyre tours with Tri State Tours
Broken Hill, Culture, Tours, Travel

Lake Eyre Tours: Why Seeing Australia’s Largest Lake Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience

Australia is home to many extraordinary destinations, but few compare to the breathtaking beauty of Lake Eyre tours. Known as Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre , Australia’s largest salt lake transforms into one of the country’s most spectacular natural wonders. Whether it’s covered in shimmering white salt or filled with water after seasonal rains, every visit offers […]

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Where Is Mutawintji National Park and Is It Worth Visiting?

Mutawintji National Park sits about 130km northeast of Broken Hill in far western New South Wales. If you’ve never heard of it, you’re not alone — and that’s exactly what makes it one of the most rewarding destinations in outback Australia. Why Mutawintji Matters This isn’t just a pretty landscape. Mutawintji holds one of the

Broken Hill, Culture

5 Reasons to Take a Guided Tour of the Outback

The Outback Has a Way of Humbling You You’re three hours west of Broken Hill. The red dust is thick on the windscreen, the signal bar on your phone disappeared an hour ago, and you’re starting to second-guess the turn you took back at the unmarked junction. The landscape is extraordinary — but you’re too

Broken Hill, Culture

Far West NSW: The Part of Australia Tourism Forgot

Let’s start with a simple geography question. What lies between the Blue Mountains and the South Australian border? Most Australians struggle to answer that. And that’s exactly what makes it so special. Australia’s Forgotten Corner Far West New South Wales covers more than 200,000 square kilometres of Outback landscape — yet it remains one of

Broken Hill, Culture

You’ve Probably Got the Outback All Wrong

For many Australians, the word Outback brings a very specific picture to mind. Long dusty roads.A rugged 4WD.Weeks of travel and a caravan the size of a small house. For a long time, I thought exactly the same thing. Then I started spending time in Far West New South Wales — and I realised just

Broken Hill, Culture, Marketing

Cultural Partnerships Across NSW

Tri State Safaris Strengthens Cultural Partnerships Across NSW As part of the 2026 relaunch, Tri State Safaris is deepening long-standing relationships with Traditional Owners across Far West NSW to ensure every cultural experience is respectful, accurate, and delivered with community guidance. The renewed approach includes: Community-driven storytelling and interpretation Collaborative seasonal planning with local leaders

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