On the road to Thargomindah take a well-earned break in Eulo with a relaxing soak in the Artesian Mud Baths. Eulo is famous for the abundant local produce and product, like opal and craft, which can all be purchased in the town. Stop in at the Eulo Queen Hotel and discover the story of its namesake, and enjoy a coffee at the new Eulo Store while you ask the locals about the recent megafauna discoveries - giant wombats, no less! A short detour will deposit you at the opal town of Yowah where the locals are only too willing to share their fossicking tips, or head to the Lake Bindegolly National Park with its walking circuit and observation point. Travel on to Thargomindah, which takes its name from an Aboriginal word meaning "Cloud of Dust". Discover the historic electrical street lighting story at the Thargomindah Artesian Hydro Power Plant, which is believed to be the oldest working unit in Australia, and possibly the world. The Old Thargomindah Hospital and the Historical Leahy House are other attractions worth visiting.