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Golden Dragon Museum<br />

The Golden Dragon Museum is a history of the Chinese people from when they first<br />

arrived in 1850. 5 – 11 Bridge Street<br />

Bright<br />

Bright is southeast of Wangaratta on the Great Alpine Road. In winter an entry point for<br />

the ski resorts of Mount Hotham and Falls Creek. Skis can be rented here as an<br />

alternative to the resorts. Chains also, which will be needed in the winter to drive up to<br />

the resorts. There are many scenic walks and bike ride trails here as well.<br />

Art Gallery and Cultural Centre<br />

This gallery offers three exhibition spaces and displays artworks by up and coming artists<br />

as well as cultural displays. 28 Mountbatten Avenue.<br />

Hang Gliding<br />

In the summer Bright is popular for hang gliding and paragliding due to the thermal<br />

currents in the valley.<br />

Mount Buffalo National Park<br />

This stunning National Park is only a short drive from aBrightr and features sheer cliffs,<br />

waterfalls and walking tracks that come with amazing views.<br />

Rail Trail<br />

This section of unused railway track has been converted to a popular trail ride. The track<br />

goes for 94km from Bright to Wangaratta.<br />

Castlemaine<br />

Castlemaine is in the Victoria Goldfield region and a town of charm, small shops and<br />

cafes. The Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical museum has a good collection of<br />

<strong>Australia</strong>n art. Castlemaine Buda Historic Home was built in 1857 by a retired Indian<br />

Arm Colonel and has 19 th Century gardens. Castlemaine market opened in 1862 and now<br />

features a craft and antiques market. Close by is the town of Maldon equally historic.<br />

Dandenong<br />

The Dandenong Ranges are 40 km form Melbourne with walking trails, picnic places and<br />

gardens. Mount Dandenong dominates the area as well as the National Park. The towns<br />

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