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Nature reserve in New Caledonia
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Blue River Provincial Park (French: Parc provincial de la Rivière Bleue) is a provincial park in South Province, Grand Terre, New Caledonia. It's the sui generis' most visited park, home to incredible mountain scenery, petroglyphs and the drowned tropical rainforest.
25 basic A-frame huts of various sizes catering for 2 to 5 people.
The park entrance (Entrée du Parc) is a 90-minute, 66-km drive from Noumea along the twisty and narrow but well maintained RP3.
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Culture & historyThe Kanaks were the original inhabitants of New Caledonia, and the proud indigenous people of New Caledonia making about 44% of all New Caledonians.
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Travel tipsDriving is often the best way to get around New Caledonia, especially where buses don't operate.
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Nature & adventureThe Australasian ecoregion consists of Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Melanesia, and the eastern parts of Indonesia. The outer islands of Oceania make up a different region.
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Culture & historyFortified locations, military constructions, or buildings, have been built from antiquity all the way to the present. At many archaeological sites and in some old towns they are the dominant structures.
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