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Discover the Australian outback

Australia is known worldwide for its outback. Between the east and west
coasts, there are thousands of miles of incredibly beautiful scenery to explore
- from tropical rainforests and waterfalls to vast expanses of red desert that
extend beyond the horizon. Discover and experience Australia's unique and
varied landscape and make sure to include some of the destinations we have
just introduced on your visit list. Australia is definitely one of the travel
trends for 2019 .
 Longreach, Queensland

Longreach is located in the middle of Queensland and is quite far away from
any other metropolis or town, but that's not the reason for the city's unusual
name. Longreach was named as an indication of the length of the Thomson
River on which the city is located. Longreach was created by Captain
Starlight, one of Australia's most famous cattle thieves.
 Broken Hill, New South Wales

Broken Hill is a secluded old mining town offering beautiful scenery and a touch of
classic outback hospitality. No wonder Broken Hill was recognized in 2015 for its
historic importance in Australia when it was included in the National Heritage
List. Here you can stroll through 14 museums, including the Bruce Langford Visitors
Center at the Royal Flying Doctor Service (you remember the TV series, yes?) And
the Pro Hart Gallery. The Living Desert Reserve is an absolute must, because
sculptures characterize the skyline. There is also an animal and plant protection area
where you can see the unique Australian wildlife and gain insight into Aboriginal
culture. Incidentally, the RTL jungle camp will also be filmed in this Australian
 Flinders Ranges, South Australia
In the Flinders Ranges , you can experience the color and
character of the Australian outback from the comfort of modern,
luxurious villas. The Flinders Ranges offer a wide range of
activities and adventures, including mountain biking, Aboriginal
culture, hot springs, jeep safaris or scenic flights.
 The Kimberley, Western Australia
The Kimberley is one of Australia's most intriguing destinations with
spectacular waterways, huge gorges, rock pools, ancient rock formations
and beaches. In this sprawling, remote region, the sheer amount of natural
attractions you should not miss is almost dizzying. Watch the sunset on the
back of a camel in Broome, drive along the Gibb River Road, cruise along
Argyle Lake, explore the hive structures of Bungle Bungle in Purnululu
National Park, and camp, snorkel, and visit settlements and settlements on
the Dampier -Peninsula.
 Kakadu National Park, Northern
Territory

This vast, almost 20,000-square-foot landscape, declared a World Heritage

Site by UNESCO, offers great ecological and biodiversity, from estuaries in
the north to billabongs and arid landscapes. The land of Kakadu National
Park is traditionally owned by Bininji Mungguy, who has been living and
caring for the area for about 50,000 years.
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