Where can I go on a self-guided tour in Australia?

Australia? Also known as Australia, it consists of the Australian continent, Tasmania and nearby islands. The only country in the world that occupies a single continent. The flattest continent in the world. The climate is opposite to that of the Northern Hemisphere. Captain James Cook came here in 1770 and declared it a colony. On January 26, 1788, the first batch of British immigrants came to Australia and established the first colony in Sydney. This day was later designated as the National Day. The capital city is Canberra.

National division: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory and Capital Territory. Australia has the cultural characteristics of "coexistence of primitive civilization and modern civilization" and "marriage of East and West". It is a diversified country.

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Main tourist destinations:

1. Sydney, Australia’s largest city and important port. The capital of New South Wales. Main attractions: 1) Sydney Opera House, the most representative building of Australia and the eighth wonder of the world, is characterized by its appearance like several huge shells spread out backwards and like a full white sail. 2) Sydney Tower, along with the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge, are listed as Sydney's three landmark buildings. 3) Sydney Aquarium has the world’s largest platypus. 4) Sydney Town, the epitome of Australia’s development. 5) The rocky area is the source of contact between Australia and the Western world. From here, Australia began to be colonized. 6) Bondi Beach, Australia’s most historic surfing center. 7) Blue Mountains 8) Safari Park with Tasmanian Devil.

2. Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, the second largest city in Australia, and the most British city. Attractions: 1) Phillip Island, yellow-eyed penguins, natural ecological island.

3. Canberra, Australia’s capital and garden city.

4. Gold Coast, a resort in Queensland, with golden beaches and a paradise for surfers.

5. Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, the third largest city in Australia, and the capital of koalas. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary has the largest population of koalas in Australia.

6. Perth is the capital of Western Australia, the Black Swan City.

7. Darwin City, the capital of northern Australia, was named after the biologist Darwin came here to investigate. It turns out that this is a place where indigenous people live.

8. Cairns, the only way to the Great Barrier Reef and the northern region. The Great Barrier Reef is located in the western part of the Pacific Coral Sea, along the northeastern coastline of Australia. The Great Barrier Reef is 20 kilometers away from the coast and has a total area of ??80,000 square kilometers. The coral reefs are distributed along the coast and guard the coast like a fortress, so they are called barrier reefs. The Great Barrier Reef allows you to view beautiful corals and underwater creatures underwater. It consists of more than 600 coral reefs.