A wonderful place for explorers and wildlife enthusiasts, Tongariro National Park is New Zealand’s oldest national park. Contrasting topography of volcanic plateaus and mountain peaks dominates the landscape. The worth…
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Particularly renowned for one-of-its-kind Pancake Rocks and coastal Punakaiki community, Paporao National Park is located on the glorious West Coast of South Island in New Zealand. Nestled in coastal forest,…
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Snow-capped rocky terrains, glacial lakes with insanely deep visibilty, alpine forests, and numerous crystal clear streams of icy freshwater are a part of the Nelson Lakes National Park. The alluring…
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One of the most sought after mountainous national parks in the world is a fine medley of alpine lakes, river valleys, glaciers, and towering mountain peaks. Its dramatic landscapes make…
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Originating from the Spenser Mountains in the South Island of New Zealand, Maruia Falls are stunning 10-m-high falls that drop into the calm Maruia River. The 80-km-long river fuses with…
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When you are in New Zealand, you must explore the woodlands and national parks that have best preserved the flora and fauna. The Fiordland National Park is one such destination.…
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If dramatic landscapes give you the high, come to Egmont National Park. This is where snow-capped mountain, waterfalls, rainforests, and swamps exist in harmony. Mount Taranaki, a dormant volcano, offers…
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Arthur’s Pass National Park, which is located at the very heart of the Southern Alps, is referred as the ‘Backbone’ of New Zealand’s South Island. Dense rainforest in the west…
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Most significant and most visited alpine park in New Zealand is an unforgettable experience, especially for those whose love for adventure is indomitable. Besides the snow-capped mountains and placid lakes,…
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Where rivers join to meet the sea, starry nights seem to glimmer, and tranquil beaches look spectacular, you know you have arrived at the Abel Tasman National Park. The smallest…
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Lord Howe Island is a prime example of how volcanic activity can lead to picturesque oceanic islands with a precious ecological system. It has a unique biota, and boasts of…
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Contrary to popular belief, Australia is not just about the sun, sand and sea. There is another side to this island continent, replete with fine dining, wine tasting, chocolate and…
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New South Wales is famous for its pristine coastline, waterways, and wildlife. Batemans Bay is one of the gems in this part of south-east Australia. It is renowned for its…
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Jervis Bay is a scenic ocean bay in the southeastern part of New South Wales, on the southern coast of Australia. A few hours away from Sydney, Jervis Bay is…
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Port Stephens, famous for its estuary beaches, lies at a driving distance from Melbourne. Attractions and activities are inseparably intertwined here. So visiting beaches brings not only a promise of…
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Phillip Island is a popular vacation getaway, just eighty-seven miles away from Melbourne. The island is only thirty-nine square miles in area, making it easy for the visitor to make…
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The Great Ocean Road (B100), was built by returning Australian soldiers of World War I in memory of their associates who had lost their lives in the war. Stretching from…
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Thirty five miles east of Melbourne, Victoria lie the Dandenong ranges. At a modest height of a little more than two thousand feet, the Dandenong Ranges, consist of small hills…
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A hugely popular Melbourne venue for outdoor events, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl sprawls across a section of the Kings Domain Garden. The Sidney Myer Music Bowl is home to…
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Adelaide Oval, is a stadium in Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia. The stadium hosts several sporting events. Main among them are cricket and football. In the 2015 ICC…
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An increasing number of visitors are being drawn to the isolated beaches of Cape Leveque- the northernmost point of Dampier peninsula in the Kimberly region of Australia. A long, narrow…
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Located on the southern coastline of Australia, Hyams Beach attracts hundreds of visitors, even during winters. It is one of the many white sand beaches that skirt the Jervis Bay.…
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Avoca Beach is a quiet residential suburb in the Central Coast region of New South Wales. Like so many coastal regions of Australia, that receive plenty of sun, Avoca Beach…
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The popularity of Venus Bay, a small township on a bay of the same name, can be well understood from the fact that, during summers the tiny population of Venus…
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The Margaret Court Arena is the third and latest addition to the Melbourne Park. It is the third largest venue for the Australian Open, after the Rod Laver Arena and…
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The venue for the youngest Grand Slam- Australian Opens, Rod Laver Arena was built in 1988 (doubt) with a budget of 94 million dollars. It is located in Melbourne, Australia.…
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Franz Josef Glacier provides a variety of experiences for the sightseers. Lively glacial atmosphere with a pleasant climate makes driving and walking easy from the main highway. The sterling Franz…
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The town of Byron Bay is a perfect place to unwind with its coastal surf beaches washed by the crystal clear waters of the Pacific Ocean, subtropical boonies, and a…
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Darling Harbour in Sydney, just like its name, is ‘the darling of the visitors’. Tourists, vacationers, and local residents cannot resist visiting the Darling Harbour in Sydney. It is one…
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The Sydney Opera House is a unique and distinctive work of architecture that serves as an opera house as well as a venue for performances by celebrated musicians and other…
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Situated in Western Australia, in the East Kimberly region, Purnululu National Park is one of the most visited and enthralling geological landmarks in the state as well as the country.…
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The Snowy Mountains are the highest mountain range of Australia and boast of Australia’s tallest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko (altitude of 2,228 meters). They are also known as the “Snowies”. They…
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Milford Sound is a fiord carved out by a glacier, which created a narrow inlet, lined by steep cliffs and waterfalls. Milford Sound’s natural wonder has drawn millions of tourists…
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Uluru (Ayers Rock) is one of many sites in Australia that reflects the Aboriginal culture of the country. Ayers Rock is a part of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. The…
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Sea World in Australia is a marine animal theme park, oceanarium, and resort. The amusement park offers complete entertainment with its attractions and shows, and also educates visitors about amazing…
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Kangaroo Island in South Australia boasts of unspoilt and pristine beauty as the authorities did not want the natural beauty of the place to be diminished by overdevelopment and excessive…
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Kakadu National Park in Australia is a major tourist attraction that draws tourists with its wide variety of flora and fauna along with its towering escarpment containing aboriginal rock art.…
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Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia, is renowned for its rainforests, creeks, lakes, fishing, spectacular natural beauty and wildlife, which includes dingos and native birds. Aborginies called the island K’gari which…
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Blue Mountains in Australia is a series of cliffs that surround a plateau. Most of the area of the Blue Mountains falls under the Greater Blue Mountains Area. It is…
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The Barossa Valley is located in South Australia and is the mainstay of the Australian wine industry. The name of Barossa Valley is derived from the Barossa Ranges and the name…
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Sea Life Sydney Aquarium in Australia is one of the biggest aquariums in the world. The aquarium is one of the most popular tourist destinations visited by more than 1.2…
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Moreton Island is covered almost entirely by sand and has the world’s largest sand hill called the Mount Tempest. Home to Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort and three other settlements, Moreton…
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Luna Park in Melbourne is a beautiful blend of old world charm and modern technology. This place reminds the elderly generation of their prime and gives the newer generation some…
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One cannot forget to name the Great Barrier Reef while counting the natural wonders on this planet. This world heritage site facilitates a variety of possibilities that tourists could relish…
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Bora Bora, located about 2,600 miles south of Hawaii, is known for its breath takingly beautiful turquoise lagoons and tangerine sunsets. It’s one of the most beautiful islands on the…
