Sofala

Sofala is a small historic village in New South Wales, Australia, considered to be Australia's oldest surviving gold rush town. The village is located beside the Turon River and features many historic buildings from the gold rush era, including the Royal Hotel and the Old Sofala Gaol. Visitors can take a historical walking tour, try their luck panning for gold in the Turon River, and explore the surrounding countryside. The village has been depicted in several artworks, including a famous painting by Russell Drysdale. Sofala is a popular destination for those interested in history, gold prospecting, and outdoor activities such as fishing and birdwatching. The village has a range of amenities, including accommodation, food, and drink options