Photo blog: have a good look at Mildura

By: Author Megan Singleton

Posted on Last updated: August 27, 2020

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Here are a few reasons why you’ll want to trek up to Victoria’s Mildura at the border of NSW and Victoria!

Mungo National Park

Mungo National Park — Learning about the seasons from an Aboriginal elder

Harry Nanya Tours — Graham Clarke took us out to Mungo National Park desert

Rain coming to Mungo — Looks like rain in the desert!

This man is smart: Aussie flies!

Picnic in Mungo National Park — Picnic in the desert

Driving into Mungo National Park — Heading into the Mungo desert

Megan and cameraman in Mildura — On location in Mildura

Megan standing under grape vines Mildura — This is wine and raisin country!

raisin racks mildura — Raisins drying in the sun in Sunrasia Country

Rissoles — What do you call that? Rissoles darl!

Flying over Mildura

Mildura salt lake — The pink salt lake of Mildura

Mildura pink salt mine

Fergie monument — The Ferguson tractor monument

Murray River houseboat at Trentham Estate — Take a houseboat on the Murray River and stop here at Trentham Estate for lunch

Pork belly in Mildura — I ate well in Mildura!

dining in mildura — A delicious lunch platter at Trentham

Mildura town — Downtown Mildura

Varapodio oil tasting Mildura — Taste fresh olive oils at Varapodio

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Hi, I'm Megan Singleton and I'm the word slinger of this travel blog as well as on radio in NZ every Sunday. Former Travel Editor at Yahoo NZ and current freelance writer for a few newspapers and mags from time to time, I set off on this travel writing journey 20 years ago and I've pretty much always got a suitcase half packed (or half un-packed!) I'd love you to join me on Facebook or Twitter and sign up for my newsletters if you want loads of travel tips, advice and deals!