7 REASONS TO VISIT AUSTRALIA

Australia is a country of continental dimensions and full of contrasts. The

desert red, blue tropical beaches, ancient customs of the natives and the
vanguard of the cities of Melbourne and Sydney coexist in perfect harmony in
this country of just over 20 million. These contrasts, his masterful nature
and the fact that most of the island is uninhabited, are so fantastic
that make Australia a destination definitely worth visiting. Then I leave
7 great reasons why you should visit Australia.
1. Urulu
Located in the Australian center network, in the desert, this red mountain is
internationally renowned. Spend a night in the open watching the stars and
counting shooting, it is an unforgettable experience. The Rock also has
mythological power for Aboriginal people. For Anangu is, among other things,
the center of the universe and home of Mother Earth. Hence, although it is not
prohibited, you are asked not to climb the rock. After the conquest of the
British, Australian Sacred Rock was renamed Ayers Rock and sometimes, as in
the case of the small airport, this name remains, but the trend continues to
restore its original name out of respect for Aboriginal culture. This rock is so
peculiar that is protected by UNESCO.
2. SYDNEY
As we know Sydney is a household name. The famous building its imposing
Opera House or Harbour Bridge are compelling reasons to approach the city.
We add Sydney is a such a multicultural place that more than 40
percent of its inhabitants were born outside Australia, Sydney becomes
a must. Not surprisingly, constantly competing with Melbourne to win the title
of best Australian city.
3. THE NATURE OF THE AUSTRALIAN
The Australian is usually informal and playful, nature lover and outdoor
barbecues. Usually welcoming and friendly conversation with the traveler.
Perhaps due to its geographical location and being isolated from the rest of the
world. If you get lost in the middle of a big city, you must have been an
UNPLEASANT person because they themselves offered to lead you
without asking.
4. Aboriginal culture
Today, Aboriginal culture represents only 3% of the population. They live mainly
in the outback (desert area of the country) and in the Northern Territory.
Probably as a result of years and years of marginalization, their living
conditions are not the most appropriate. Aboriginal people were not considered

until 1967. However, it is fascinating mix of modernity with ancient cultures.

Although fewer, there are still communities living as their ancestors did. There
are so many tourist activities across the country that allow
approaching this ancient culture.
5. NATURE
Although the most internationally known images are those of kangaroos and
koalas, Australia has a variety of unique flora and fauna. Before you travel,
you must have known about flora and fauna like seals, crocodiles,
cockatoos, kingfishers or camels. Although somewhat less endearing, you
can also find a long list of spiders, some of them deadly sting. But besides the
animals, the dimensions of its mountains, waterfalls and forests, jaw-dropping
any traveler.
6. MELBOURNE
It is the cultural city of Australia. Their quality of life, its many concerts, cultural
events and tram, make it an extremely attractive city. It is also well qualified for
tourists, with transport and free WiFi in the center of the city. That is
something that people in Lima wish their city had.