Kimbara, the wild Australian Outback

Hello adventurers! Cosmo and the Koalas are back from their travels - and yet another land has been rescued from the phantoms! So hurry up and travel Down Under into Jamaa's Australian Outback, called Kimbara!

First of all, Kimbara is a word in Kiswahili, a language used in eastern Africa. It means pulpit - which is specifically a raised platform in a church - but here it must just mean a raised platform.

Well come along on our little Safari tour in the outback! Please, leave nothing but a pawprint (lol), and take nothing but a photo.We will begin by crossing this bridge out of the town.

Then, after a hike into the wilderness, you should arrive in Kimbara! (Or of course you could warp using the new map, but that is no fun).

Then, after fighting your way through a crowd, you should arrive in the new land. Yes, it is incredibly crowded, but it should clear up in a week or so. The first thing you should see is the Kimbaran Falls - cascading over the layered sandstone cliffs. It forms a creek that leads to the ocean. Cross that creek, and you will see an old building made by the Kangaroos a long time ago. Watch out for the rattlesnake!

Now follow me as we go on the Kimbara - the platform leading up to the cliffs. Here you will have a good view of the Jamaa main island. Pixelation? What? Nah, it's just your sunglasses...

Now come along to your right. Here you can cool off in the mist of the falls. Behind this door is an area still being explored. It should be open to the public soon.

Now, before we finish this tour, lets take the shuttle bus into the Conservation Museum in Appondale, where we will learn about the Kangaroo, the animal rescued along with this new land. Here you can learn all there is to know about Jamaa's newest animal, and please donate to help our endangered animals.

Thank you for coming along on this tour! Come again!