Sharing lesser-known beautiful travel spots in Australia

1 Australia Rock(P1-5) This town is called Narooma, where you can see many wild seals, and the water is as clear as a mirror, all photos are unedited. 2 Mutonia Sculpture Park(P6-9) It's a bit like a mini version of Burning Man. Retired mechanic and artist Robin Cooke founded this park in 1997, and he brings a new sculpture back every year! All sculptures are made from trash! 3 Simpson Desert(P10-11) The Simpson Desert, the world's reddest desert, looks like a sea of red flames from a distance, due to the long-term weathering of iron materials in the desert causing the sand to oxidize and turn red. (Avoid the summer as the desert temperatures are high) 4 Raymond Island(P12) This is a super spot in Victoria for seeing wild koalas, and there are also many kangaroos living here. It is recommended to take a boat and walk onto the island, as taking a car on the ferry incurs a fee! The island can be explored on foot. 5 Lake Eyre(P13-14) The most unusual feature of Lake Eyre is that it rarely contains water. Most of the time, the lake is just a dry lakebed covered with a 20-centimeter-thick layer of glistening salt crust. tips: Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, and its seasons are completely opposite to those of the Northern Hemisphere countries. Check the seasons and temperatures before traveling.