Where you can 'hear the heartbeat of the Earth'
"Dobogoko means beating stone ... You can hear the heartbeat of the earth if you put your ear to the rocks."
From this spot, it feels like time has stood still for nearly 60 years.
Does it get any better than watching a blazing sunset with a beer by the infinity pool?
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Harsh ochre-red deserts, strange rock formations, dusty plains with kangaroos gazing lazily in the hot sun, and lonely outback pubs. Cliche it may be, but it's quintessential Australia.
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It's cold when you first get in, but then you go numb.
There are no screams as we descend into the icy depths: our suits keep us warm, and it's too astonishing to make a sound.