Surreal Attractive Destinations Of Australian Tourism

For visitors who love new things, famous but familiar destinations in Sydney, Melbourne ... become boring. Even so, they still want to come to Australia

. What fascinated them? The fascinating surreal destinations of Australian tourism: See the Bungle Bungles by helicopter - Photo: wordpress Australia is home to diverse landscapes and unique natural phenomena that are sometimes difficult to explain clearly. And when approached, many tourists look forward to being back again! * The William Ricketts Shrine in Dandenong about 30km southeast of Melbourne shows Australia a different from its famous desert and beach images Since the 1930s, William Ricketts has spent more than 50 years turning a forest of eucalyptus and ferns into a harmonious combination of nature and spirituality. More than 90 clay sculptures reflect the human life of Ricketts, who believes in the close relationship between aboriginal people and nature, so these "aboriginals" are scattered among the giant fern forest William Ricketts Shrine - Photo: msmoulin The Mother of Earth works at William Ricketts Shrine weekendnotes * The Gippsland lakes are about 200km away from Melbourne.



This is a system of lakes, swamps and freshwater lagoons spanning 600 km², separated from the ocean through Ninety Mile Beach. Among them, the largest are lakes Wellington, Victoria and King. Besides its unusual geographical location, the magic bioluminescence phenomenon in the night at lakes and beaches makes Gippsland one of the places with night views. Noctiluca scintillans, an abnormally high concentration of luminous microorganisms here, in Gippsland Lake - Photo: tasmaniangeographic - Photo: wordpress * The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park, close to the town of Cervantes, about 250km from the city of Perth, is considered to be a geological tectonic wonder of Australia. Thousands of limestone columns rise from the sand dunes Deserts with a variety of colors, shapes, heights and heights are not uncommon and the pillars higher than 3m make you think of an alien land! To enjoy Pinnacles, you can choose the way Walk on zigzag trail between rocks. At dawn or dusk, you will have the opportunity to hunt Pinnacles pictures at the best angle . .



Pinnacles Desert - Photo: mapcartaSa of Pinnacles - Photo: wordpress * The annual rainy season, about 40 million red crabs on Christmas Island off the coast of Western Australia leave the cave to the beach to spawn. Next will be a parade of hundreds of millions of young crabs through the city streets to find their cave in the woods, at which point the roads on the island are dyed red. In order to protect red crabs, which are harmless to humans and necessary for ecological balance in the forests of the region, the government closed some roads to prevent traffic from passing and killing. Giant settlement of red crab, daily activity on the island is paralyzed. In return, islanders are busier when tourists flock to the island to admire these "red waves". According to CNN, this is one of the 10 most impressive migrations on the planet. on Christmas Island - Photo: christmas.net.



au "Red wave" on Christmas Island - Photo: wordpress * Wave Rock, tsunami ... made of stone about 340km from Perth, Western Australia. The erosion of wind and water on a 15m high and 110m long marble over 60 million years makes it look like a giant rock wave rising in the desert. In different geological periods, large and small rock waves appear red, gray, orange, yellow ...



during the day. So you can see that Wave Rock changes color continuously. Here, you can easily walk or cycle up and down the cliffs ... According to tourists, Wave Rock is one of the most worth seeing spots in the vicinity of Perth. Visitors visit Rock waves - Photo: grayline * Salt lake Hillier on Middle Island, north of Cape Arid National Park, is the largest pink lake in the world. The bright pink color of the lake has always been a topic of constant debate and scientists tend to hypothesize the presence of color-forming bacteria on the bottom of the lake combined with salt.



Hillier is about 600m long with a row of sand and forest. Dense eucalyptus surrounds the lake, making the lake separate from the southern blue sea. Because of the strictly protected nature reserve, visitors cannot access Hillier Lake. However, Australian travel companies have helicopter tours to see the lake from above. Hillier Rose - Photo: pinterest * Bungles Bungles sandstone ranges average 200-300m high, formed about 35 million years ago A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Bungles Bungles are not only in round rock formations that look like giant beehives, but also orange and black stripes..

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