Discover Australia’s most unusual places—from pink lakes and remote outback wonders to bizarre rock formations, hidden islands, and surreal natural landscapes.
Australia is home to one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Adelaide. This renowned city is the nation’s 5th most populous, having a resident populace of over 1.3 million in 2018. Adelaide is the capital city of the state of South Australia. It’s also the go-to option for both tourists and students, thanks…
Gold Coast, Queensland‘s second-largest city, is a haven for aquatic wildlife and a favourite of the boaties across Australia. The sprawling landscape and several waterways make it the perfect destination to try your hands at deep-sea fishing. The city’s boat building industry stands at a staggering $330 million, with 70% of the boats purchased for…
Over the thousands of years of its existence, Australia has been home for many Indigenous nations. While the nature of the continent if undoubtedly fascinating and unique, the folklore is also not to be neglected. In case you’re interested in researching Australia’s most sacred places for college research, broadening your horizons, or learning about the…
There are plenty of fascinating natural oddities found in the land down under, that will often mystify curious travelers. However, it’s always good to know more about certain attractions, instead of falling for the temptation of local myths. While attracting curious visitors due to its unique natural shape, The Derby Boab Prison Tree has been…
The penal colony of Port Arthur is located on the Tasman Peninsula, southeast of Tasmania. Surrounded by supposed shark-infested waters, the convicts were completely isolated from the rest of the region. The only way out, was a heavily guarded strip of land called Eaglehawk Neck. Throughout the 19th century, convicts held here were subjected to…
Many people spend money just to go to the Eiffel Tower in Paris. They would spend a trip to see the Sakuras in Japan or visit the Taj Mahal in India. Some would bring their loved ones and walk to the dunes in Africa. They would cancel their appointments and travel thousands of miles just…
Once in awhile, everyone feels like hitting the road and just drive. Eyre Highway is perfect, for that occasion. It is one of the longest straight roads in the world and if you’re up for a road trip, with absolutely nothing to see around, this is the place to go. Located in Australia, the Eyre…
Just over 10 miles west of modern Sydney, its iconic harbor and bustling city is another city: a Necropolis, literally a City of the Dead, called Rookwood. In order to cater to the needs of the growing colony of New South Wales, It was established in a remote, sparsely populated site called Haslam’s Creek in…
