Passengers will see the stark contrast of the red outback earth against the town's grid, including the massive Line of Lode mine residue hill.
The right side is generally superior as it offers a more direct view of the spectacular Blue Mountains escarpments and typically provides the iconic 'scenic route' views of the Sydney CBD, Harbour Bridge, and Opera House during the standard arrivals into SYD.
The right side offers a comprehensive view of the geographic transition from the arid Outback mining town of Broken Hill to the lush, irrigated Sunraysia region around the Murray River.
The right side offers a dramatic geographic transition, showcasing the rugged Southern Flinders Ranges and the stark contrast between the red outback and the deep blue waters of the Spencer Gulf.
The Right Side is preferred as it provides a clear view of the Menindee Lakes and the winding Darling River, which are the most visually distinct features in this arid landscape.