Tasmania is not the most forested in Australia

Today, Tasmania has become a well-known tourist destination in Australia, and the forest coverage rate is also the highest in the whole Olympic Games. There are pristine and lush national forest parks, natural and pure pristine lakes, Australian heritage Port Arthur Old Prison and so on。Tasmania is located in the south of Australia and is Australia's smallest state, with an area of only 67,800 square kilometers, and it is also the only island in Australia.

Across the sea from the southern coast of mainland Australia, Melbourne is only an hour's flight away.

Tasmania's unique seclusion, with 40 per cent of the area already designated as a post-national nature reserve, also gives a veil of mystery to the place, which was once the site of British penal inmates 200 years ago。There are also many stories of horror villains, and legends are recorded in the years of history. The triangular Tasmania, Dokdo, and Victoria on the Australian mainland are separated by Bass Strait.

To the east of the strait, it is connected to the Tasman Sea and to the southwest to the Indian Ocean. And this week, in addition to the main island of Tasmania, there is also the capital of Linzhou and the island of Bruny, not far from the southeast coast of Bath, and the gold island in the Bass Strait.

Humans entered Tasmania, probably 20,000 to 40,000 years ago. About 10,000 years ago, the Bass Strait was submerged. Australia's southernmost inhabitants were cut off from the continental tribes.

The Dutchman Tasman, the first European to survey the area, landed in 1642 and named the island Van Diemendi. Since then, French and British explorers have arrived, and in 1978 Flinders made a voyage around the island. During the first 10 years of European colonial rule, a large number of European criminals, including fugitives and primitive natives, were fighting each other for food and land, and they were very different from each other.

In 1983, when less than 200 Aboriginal people remained, they were relocated to Flinders Island. There they were unable to reproduce and the last Tasmanian died in 1876.

Although the population here is small, their cultural life is very active. During the week, there are various amateur orchestras, choirs, and theatre groups that regularly change their repertoire. Film festivals and art festivals are held in the Haiding district of Tomasnia.

In terms of states, no.

The first is the ACT (Chinese translated as Australian Capital Territory) with 55% forest cover.

The second is that TAS (Tasmania) has 50% forest cover.

Yes, it's beautiful, it's like a wonderland on earth, and you don't want to travel anywhere else.

Tasmania is Australia's only island state, located 240 kilometres south of mainland Australia. Today, Tasmania has become a well-known tourist attraction in Australia, with the highest forest coverage rate in Australia, with pristine and dense national forest parks, natural and pure primitive Hupo, and Australian heritage Port Arthur Prison.

Tasmania is not the first in Australia, the first in Australia is the first in the Australian Capital Territory, and Tasmania is the second in terms of forest cover.

In terms of states, Canberra, the capital of Australia, has a forest coverage rate of 55%, while Tasmania has a forest coverage rate of 50%, which is the second highest forest coverage rate in Australia.

No, the first is that the ACT (Chinese translation is the Australian Capital Territory) has 55% forest cover, and the second is TAS (Tasmania) has 50% forest cover.