The Most Happening Places you Shouldn't Miss When you Travel Australia (part 2)

When you travel Australia, you aren't just abat and butterfly population roam freely here. The
straw-hatted, sandal-footed tourist daintilyDaintree Forest lies north of Cairn and spans
stepping out of your comfort zone. Of course,some 1,200 square kilometres.
you can be like that, but once in Australia, you'llTasmanian Wilderness
realise soon enough that you want to beThe Tasmanian Wilderness is as grand as its
someone else braver.official name goes: Tasmanian Wilderness World
To travel Australia is to be an explorer, brave,Heritage Area. Spanning 1.38 million hectares, it is
daring, uncompromising, and wide-eyed at everyone of the largest conservation reserves in
new thing that'll come your way. To travelAustralia. Simultaneously, a true refuge, a playful
Australia is to loosen your belt and jump into thetemple, and solemn carnival of rare and
unknown. Here's your itinerary, mate!:endangered wildlife.
Bungle BunglesFraser Island
Simply beholding the Bungle Bungle in PurnululuWhen the camping bug strikes you, then head for
National Park is both stupefying and ticklish to theFraser Island, the largest sand island in the world
senses. The Bungle Bungle is an unabashed waltzaccessible by a ferry and a four-wheel drive. With
of orange and black stripes of silica and algae,its immaculately white pure silica beaches,
flanked by beehive-like mounds posing with theirincredibly pristine lakes, and stunning rainforests,
chins up. A crazy but wondrous trick ofFraser Island is the perfect campsite. Don' t
geography. Bungle Bungle breathes new meaningforget to ask the locals about the legend of the
to the word "marvelous."island according to the aborigines!
Daintree RainforestSo there! Eight miraculous and breathtaking places
One of the oldest rainforest in the planet, theto dive into when you travel Australia. Don't just
Daintree Rainforest is home to an inexhaustibleget settled in Australia; go for the unsettling.
number of plants and wildlife; 65% of Australia's