The well cared-for main street of Temora, with its generous proportions and graceful buildings, welcomes visitors to an open-handed and open-hearted community which reflects a deep-seated appreciation of the richness of life in rural Australia.

Temora’s friendly welcome is supported by high quality accommodation, dining, shopping and entertainment opportunities.

Well known for its sporting passion, Temora caters for diverse interests with its numerous, well appointed, sporting fields and courts and its beautiful Lake Centenary.

Aviation activities include recreational flying, gliding and skydiving in the shadow of the internationally acclaimed Temora Aviation Museum, which boasts one of the world’s most comprehensive collections of airworthy WWII aircraft.

The agricultural heritage of southern NSW, in all its aspects, can also be explored at the Temora Rural Museum, one of the finest displays of its type in inland Australia. Working examples of vintage farm machinery, headline a diverse collection groomed to preserve the story of life on the land.

Visit the quaint villarge of Ariah Park, situated just 20 minutes west of Temora at the intersection of Burley Griffin and Mary Gilmore Ways, the relaxed pace of ‘Ariah Park Time’ offers the traveler a welcome respite from the pressure of the daily round. This village of wowsers, bowsers and peppercorn trees is a friendly community with a rich history.