Every spring, the Table Cape Tulip Farm in Wynyard, a small town in the northwest of Tasmania, lays out colourful stripes, and tens of thousands of tulips bloom here. This is the largest tulip farm in the southern hemisphere. The opportunity to stroll through a colourful tulip field is not something you get every day! […]
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Warrumbungle National Park – Dark Sky Park in New South Wales
The only internationally famous “Dark Sky Park” in Australia is located in Warrumbungle, New South Wales. Regarding dark sky, there is a Dark Sky Association in the world that verifies and evaluates qualified dark sky locations. Of course, they mainly promote the protection of the dark sky and the avoidance of light pollution. Returning to […]
Unique Things to Do in Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains, located in New South Wales, Australia, were once praised by Queen Elizabeth II of England as “the most beautiful place in the world”! The Blue Mountains is a long mountain range with a coverage area of nearly one million hectares. Due to the eucalyptus leaves constantly emitting a strong fragrance, this volatile […]
Kimberley Travel Guide – Visit Western Australia
Located in the northwest of Australia, Kimberley is a colourful and unique region with a population of only 40,000, about the size of Germany. It may be a bit far, but there is always beautiful scenery in remote places, especially in a country like Australia! Unique things near Kimberley you should check out Horizontal Falls […]
Enlighten Festival – Best Route for Chasing Hot Air Balloons in Canberra
March in Canberra is a romantic and fairytale-like time. Thanks to the hot air balloons, the labels of “boring” and “serious” have been torn off from Canberra! The Canberra Hot Air Balloon Festival, some people also call it the “Turkish delight of the southern hemisphere”! It is the largest hot air balloon event in the […]
Mungo National Park – Escape to the Wilderness in New South Wales
Departing from Sydney, travelling more than 900km westward, lies a national park with a history of 40,000 years. It is definitely worth exploring. The original Mungo was surrounded by lakes, 15 meters deep, filled with fish and mussels. On the eastern side of these lakes existed huge hills composed of sand and clay. As the […]
Karijini National Park – a Must-See Destination in Western Australia
Karijini is the second largest national park in Australia, consisting mainly of several canyons where you can hike, swim, climb, camp, and experience the red-layered rock walls formed over billions of years, blending seamlessly with nature! Where is Karijini National Park and how to get there? Located in Karijini WA 6751 (about 1,400 km north […]
Toboggan Hill Park – Famous Forest Slide
Besides the usual activities of sandboarding, camel riding, and dolphin watching, visitors to Port Stephens can also enjoy tobogganing at Toboggan Hill Park (search for it on the map). This easy and fun activity is highly recommended. It’s about 16km from Sydney to Port Stephens, so driving is the most common option. You’ll need to […]
Bridestowe Lavender Farm – a Must-Visit Attraction in Tasmania
If you have to choose a famous lavender farm in Australia, then it must be the Bridestowe Lavender Estate located in the northern city of Launceston, Tasmania. Bridestowe is the largest lavender estate in the southern hemisphere, nestled on rolling hills and truly embodies the “romance of the mountains and flowers”. The farm is located […]
HIJINX Hotel Alexandria – Sydney’s new weekend spot
If you’re unsure of where to go on weekends or worried about bad weather, located in Alexandria, Sydney, the Hijinx Hotel is not actually a hotel, but an immersive interactive gaming venue. It’s like a mini-escape room experience, and it’s situated next to the Holy Moly Mini Golf at night. What to do at HIJINX […]