7 places to discover
Anzac Hill is a prominent memorial and lookout in central Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Located just north of the town centre, it features the Anzac Hill Memorial dedicated to Australian service members. The hill offers 360-degree panoramic views over Alice Springs, the Todd River valley and the MacDonnell Ranges, and is a focal point for Anzac Day commemorations and visitor sightseeing.
Batasia Loop and Gorkha War Memorial is a combined railway heritage site and war memorial located at Ghum, about 5 km from Darjeeling in West Bengal. The spiral railway loop was built in 1919 to ease the gradient of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At its centre stands the Gorkha War Memorial, erected in 1995 to honour Gorkha soldiers. The landscaped garden offers panoramic views of Darjeeling town and Mount Kanchenjunga.
The Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum is a memorial museum in Tha Sao, Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province, dedicated to the Allied prisoners of war and Asian labourers who built the Burma-Thailand Railway during World War II. Located at the Hellfire Pass cutting, it features exhibition galleries, artefacts, photographs and an audio-guided walking trail along the former railway alignment through forested hills.
Kohima Peace Memorial and Eco-Park is a memorial park located near Jotsoma on the outskirts of Kohima in Nagaland. Developed as a tribute to soldiers who died in the Battle of Kohima in 1944 during World War II, it combines a peace memorial with landscaped eco-park surroundings. The site features memorial structures, gardens, walking paths and viewpoints overlooking the Kohima hills, serving as a place of remembrance, recreation and environmental awareness for visitors.
The Line of Lode Miners Memorial is a prominent outdoor memorial located on Federation Hill along the Line of Lode mullock heap in Broken Hill, New South Wales. Erected to honour more than 800 miners who lost their lives working in Broken Hill mines since 1883, it features a polished granite wall inscribed with their names. Set on the historic ore body that founded the city, it offers expansive panoramic views over Broken Hill and the surrounding outback landscape.
Monument Hill is a prominent hilltop reserve in central Albury, New South Wales, crowned by the Albury War Memorial. Located within the Albury local government area, the hill offers panoramic views over Albury, Wodonga and the Murray River floodplain. Established as a memorial reserve after World War I, it is notable for its heritage-listed war memorial, landscaped grounds, walking tracks and role as a focal point for remembrance services.
Quang Tri Citadel is a historic Vauban-style fortress located in Quang Tri Town, Quang Tri Province, central Vietnam. Built between 1809 and 1837 under the Nguyen Dynasty, it is notable for its square layout, brick walls and surrounding moat. The citadel is widely known as the site of the 81-day battle in 1972 and now serves as a national memorial and heritage site.