Mungo National Park - Red Top / Walls of China, Algeria

Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Paul Morrall www.morrall.com.au

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Algeria Mungo National Park - Red Top / Walls of China

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Red Top and Walls of China are an ideal spot to view the effects of erosion on Mungo National Park’s textured landscape and the drying Willandra Lakes

Photography Tips

Book a guided tour or view from the platforms

Travel Information

Drive is via an ungraded road.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Just a few people

Best Timing Sunrise

Sunrise & Sunset 05:57 - 20:04 | current local time: 21:00

Photo Themes Desert Landscape Historical Site Natural Sculptures

Locations Outback New South Wales Australia

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Manuel Becker 02.06.

Hey Paul, thank you for sharing your beautiful photos with the community. I saw that they were added to another spot and then you created this one in Algeria. Is there something technically that went wrong or can I help somehow? Let me know what you intend to do. I'm happy to help. Manuel

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Thank you Paul Morrall for creating this photo spot in Algeria.

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