Sincerely recommend: Visit these 15 niche worlds before leaving Australia ||

||. 📍Lake Macdonell Pink💕 and light green are so girly! Because the salt concentration in the lake is very high, it creates the beautiful scenery of Lake MacDonnell. 📍James Price Point Located 52 kilometers north of Broome, from the perspective of aerial photography, every picture looks like a large wallpaper📷 📍Wallaman Falls Imagine standing on the edge of Australia's highest waterfall, with a 268-meter-high water curtain falling from the sky in front of you, and the mist and sunlight interweaving to form a colorful rainbow🌈making the whole scene dreamlike 📍Greenly Beach There is pure sea water here, and you can see the rocks under the water🪨 through the sea water! Looking down from the sky, it looks like a natural bathtub🛁, beautiful and unique 📍The Great Ocean Road’s 12 Apostles Formed by the pounding of huge waves over the years, it is a natural wonder that is gradually disappearing. There were originally 12, but now only 8 are left 📍Wineglass Bay In Flinders Island National Park, it is known as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Its name comes from the shape of the bay, which is like an inverted wine glass🍷 📍Moreton lsland The third largest sand island in the world. There are a series of shipwreck sites on the west beach of the island, where you can dive and snorkel and interact closely with wild dolphins. 📍Valley of the giants This is one of the only ancient red tinger forests in the world. There is also a giant tinger tree called "Mother of the Forest" in the park. 📍Wave Rock 🗿The shape of the wave-shaped rock resembles a huge wave rising from the ground, ready to break out at any time. 📍Whitehaven Beach The pink and fine sand and the clear blue waters together create a breathtaking scenery. Great Barrier Reef The world's largest coral reef system, with a rich and colorful underwater ecology. Diving down 🐠 is like entering a colorful dream! 📍Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park It is the world's largest sandstone monolith🧸, and is also Australia's unique "red heart❤" 📍Black Spur Google Maps rating 4.8 points, known as one of the most beautiful roads in the world🛣, drive through to enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery and ancient trees along the way 📍Bungle Bungle Located in Purnululu National Park, it is famous for its unique black and orange striped honeycomb-shaped rocks. When the sun shines obliquely, the colors of the rocks and the shadows complement each other 📍Umpherston Sinkhole This is a dazzling natural wonder underground cave, which has been carefully transformed into a beautiful garden🌼Full of atmosphere🧚!