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Australian National Botanic Gardens

The Australian National Botanic Gardens is a 90-hectare living collection of Australian native plants on the lower slopes of Black Mountain in Acton, Canberra. Established to display, conserve and study Australia's flora, it cultivates over 63,000 plants representing about one-third of the nation's species. Notable for themed displays including the Rainforest Gully and Red Centre Garden, it functions as a national centre for botanical research, conservation and education.

Canberra, Australian Capital TerritoryGarden

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Bali Safari and Marine Park

Bali Safari and Marine Park is a large wildlife and theme park located in Serongga, Gianyar Regency, Bali. Opened in 2007 as part of Taman Safari Indonesia, it houses over 100 species from Indonesia, India and Africa across recreated habitats. The park combines conservation, education and recreation with a safari journey, animal presentations, water park and cultural performances, making it one of Bali's major family attractions.

Gianyar, BaliWildlife Sanctuary

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Chinatown Melbourne

Chinatown Melbourne is a historic precinct centred on Little Bourke Street in Melbourne's central business district, Victoria. Established in the 1850s during the Victorian gold rush, it is recognised as the oldest continuous Chinese settlement in Australia and the longest continuous Chinese settlement in the Western world. The precinct is notable for its heritage buildings, ceremonial arches, Chinese Museum, and concentration of restaurants, shops and cultural institutions.

Melbourne, VictoriaCultural Attraction

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The Rocks

The Rocks is a historic precinct on the southern shore of Sydney Harbour in central Sydney, New South Wales. Established as the site of Australia's first European settlement in 1788, it is notable for its preserved sandstone buildings, cobbled laneways, and colonial heritage. Today it functions as a major tourist precinct with museums, galleries, markets, pubs and views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay.

Sydney, New South WalesHeritage Site

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