What are the best places to visit in Australia?

Port Arthur is located on a peninsula about 40 kilometres southeast of Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. The peninsula has a long history, a beautiful coastline, and nearly 100 square kilometres of dense shrubland, making it popular with holidaymakers.

Australia's Blue Mountains National Park is a blue mountain 104 kilometers from the city of Sydney, and under the refraction of sunlight, the chemical components that make up this fragrance volatilize vapor to envelop the entire mountain range in blue mist, making the mountain like a faint shadow in heavy rain, hence the name of the Blue Mountain.

The Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest and longest coral reef group, is located in the southern hemisphere, it runs through the northeast coast of Australia, from the Torres Strait in the north to the south of the Tropic of Capricorn, stretching for a total of 2,011 kilometers and 161 kilometers at its widest point. There are 2,900 large and small coral reef islands, and the natural landscape is very special.

The red rocks and white sand beaches are the hallmarks of the place, with the sand as fine as if you were stepping on flour, while the surrounding rocks and headlands are littered with iconic orange-red lichens that look like they have been burned by fire in the sun.

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is located in northern Australia. From afar, it's the best way to worship Uluru and appreciate its beauty and sophistication. The ideal time to see them is sunset and sunrise, when the sun gives these boulders vibrant colors.

Hike through the park and get a taste of the amazing Australian culture.

Australian Butterfly Sanctuary. The Australian Butterfly Sanctuary in Kuranda Village is a wonderful craft with these gorgeous and short life cycles. Of course, if you are tired of seeing, you can go for a walk in the town of Kuranda or go to the local market. ‍

Wave Rock, famous for its resemblance to ocean waves. The wave rock is about 14 meters high and 110 meters wide. Wave Rock and the surrounding area are designated as nature reserves.

Located in Sydney, Australia, the Sydney Opera House is one of the most distinctive buildings of the 20th century, a world-famous performing arts center, and a landmark building in the city of Sydney. Its distinctive sail shape, combined with the Sydney Harbour Bridge as a backdrop, is a perfect complement to the surrounding landscape. Thousands of visitors come to see the building every day.