Australia's Best Kept Secrets

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If you think you already know everything about Australia, think again. Even when you visit Australia, you'll feel that there is more that you need to know. You can discover things about Australia through books, internet or hearsay. But there is a lot that you need to know. The country does not display everything about them, especially if they are precious and so beautiful. What we are talking about here are other scenic tourist destinations. These are places that are hardly visited by travelers. Maybe because they are much focus on landing a foot on world-renowned Sydney Harbor Bridge and Great Barrier Reef, or maybe because, people don't have time to research or walk around. For those who haven't visited Australia yet, better apply for your Australian travel visa now and discover Australia's best kept secrets.

Australia outback
Australia outback is where you will find one of Australia best kept secrets. The place may look common, but the experience is extraordinary. Make your way to the Northern Territory in June and what will welcome you is the Brunette Downs Races. This is a 99-year old event that happens every 18th to 21st of June. You'll get to witness a very exciting and iconic bush races and rodeo. And not only that, spectators will surely enjoy their time by camping and indulge themselves on a range of fun activities that suit all ages. Activities worth doing are racing, camp draft, gymkhana and demonstration of traditional cattle handling popularly known as Bronco Branding.

Arnhem Land
Arnhem Island can also offer you the same kind of fun. In a nutshell, it is an area of arts and traditions founded by a tribe. You can find the place 500 km east of Darwin also in Northern Territory. It is a deserted island where Australia's earliest inhabitants dwell, the Aboriginal. The place is proud of its traditional Aboriginal heritage. It is where you can trace Australia's early and toughest settlement, that it was never colonised by anyone. Arnhem displays thousands of mysterious and sacred rock painting and burial grounds.

Royal National Park
If it is about beaches and you want to stay away from the crowded ones, The Royal National Park is recommended. But have a doubt until a lot of people discover this one. After an hour travel south of Sydney, you will finally meet the very description of “relaxation”. Bundeena and Wattamolla beach are just two of the array of beaches in this park. What's very exciting is that according to a reliable source, there is a nudist beach for those who want to totally get burned from the sun. I think that would be the best part of the deal.

Bungles
The next time you will visit Australia, make sure that you have seen the Bungles. You hardly hear this place on travel reviews, this spot, which is being compared to Uluru, was once a world-heritage site. And until now, it is treated as one of the most spectacular geological wonders of the Earth. Located in the Kimberley region you can only pierce through here via 4WD.


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    I was told that I should visit Bondi Beach in Sydney Australia. They said it is considered as Mecca for tourists, lifesavers, and surfers.

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    Awesome place. May be many people would not aware of such places in Sydney. Thanks for your sharing. These places are really heaven.

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