The Japanese Garden on the northern side of the University of Southern Queensland’s Toowoomba campus is an intrinsic piece of the region’s historic connection to beautiful gardens and horticulture.
One of Australia’s largest and most traditionally designed Japanese stroll gardens, the Garden is also known as Ju Raku En, meaning ‘to enjoy peace and longevity in a public place’, and features 230 species of Japanese and Australian native trees and plants.
Jointly owned by the University of Southern Queensland and the Toowoomab regional council, the maturing Garden is a beautiful space of peace and tranquility and is a popular venue for weddings and other significant events – securing the location as an emblem of the Toowoomba community. The Japanese Garden is open daily from 6am to dusk.
To find the coordinates for this cache take a stroll through the gardens, complete the adventure lab and collect the clues.
https://labs.geocaching.com/goto/b5b2a172-4acd-4507-9ef1-2042a9333f0a
The cache can be found at: S27 AB.CDE E151 VW.XYZ