Famously known as the ‘First town of Lights’, Tamworth is also the town that host the second largest country music festival in the world. The Kamilaroi people were the original habitats of the region before the settlement period. The town lies along the banks of Peel River in the western region of the Great Diving Range. It is located approximately 420 kilometres from the state’s capital, Sydney, and 574 kilometres from Brisbane. It well-established and it has a population of over 41,000 people and an equal men to women ratio.

Cathedral Rock National Park is a hidden gem in the town; there are scenic vistas, beautiful picnic spots, a variety of wildlife and colourful birds. The rocky terrain will give you the thrilling adventure you are looking for. The Golden Guitar is a huge tourist magnet in Australia and Tamworth happens to be where this iconic music symbol lies. Get a multi-million dollar view at the Oxley Lookout; you get to see the town from a higher ground.