Ingham: Attractions and more...
It is the south side doorway to the heritage tropical forests in Queensland. These forests claim to have one of the world’s most exciting waterfalls and to watch them is a sheer delight. The bell tower is also a famous place and is acclaimed to its adjacency to a church which gives it an additional relational benefit. The All Saints church is a must visit monument in Ingham because it has a pleasant nostalgic effect as it was made in the eighteenth century and still bears that old resemblance. Then there is Tyto Wetlands also referred to as bird-watchers paradise due to its rich collection of wildlife birds and also has some rare species. Due to a majority of Italian crowd in its population, it celebrates the Australian-Italian festival annually which is a highly celebrated event.
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