Australia is not only famous as the homeland of kangaroos, but also known for many interesting works and wonders.
When it was built more than 100 years ago, no one thought that the dam located in the Barossa Valley would become an architectural masterpiece and a favorite tourist destination.
The talking wall of the Barossa Dam is 36 meters high.
Thanks to this ability to `hear the walls of the forest`, the 36 m high wall of the Barossa Dam is known as the `Whispering Wall`.
The wall’s ability to tell stories was discovered by accident.
Visiting the wall, visitors can also admire the beautiful scenery here from above.
Rumors about the talking wall spread far and wide, beyond the beautiful Barossa valley, spreading throughout the country and the world.
However, the secret curtain about the wall was quickly discovered.
The Barossa Reservoir Dam was built between 1899 and 1902, requiring 400 male workers to complete the work.
Panoramic view of the project during construction.
Road to the talking wall:
Barossa Dam is located in the Barossa Valley, southern Australia, 60 km northeast of Adelaide city center.
For foreign tourists who want to visit this wall, you can take flights from airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, Malaysia Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, AirAsia X, Virgin Australia… to come.
Anh Minh (according to Amusing)
