Whenever I travel to a new country, I want to find out everything there is about that country. So I don’t miss out on anything while I’m there. Below are all the details you could want about Australia. Learn about their climate, the primary language spoken, the culture, read my blog posts. Are you checking off your UNESCO World Heritage Sites from your bucket list? The sites for Australia are listed below. Learn how to call Australia or make calls when you are abroad. Then book the place you want to stay, your transportation, tours, events & festivals. Pick up the clothes and travel gear you need and find out how to stay safe in your travels. You can do all this right from this page. Have a great trip! Hopefully I’ll see you in my travels. If not…….there’s always a postcard!
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Travel To Australia’s 19 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Listed Below Are The Places You’ll Want To Check Off On Your Bucket List – These Are The UNESCO World Heritage Sites For Australia and Where They’re Located
- Great Barrier Reef – Off the east coast of the Queensland mainland
- Kakadu National Park- Northern territory
- Willandra Lakes Region- Balranald and Wentworth shires, New South Wales
- Lord Howe Island Group- New South Wales
- Tasmanian Wilderness- State of Tasmania
- Gondwana Rainforests of Australia – States of New South Wales and Queensland
- Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park – Northern territory
- Wet Tropics of Queensland- S15 39 0 E144 58 0
- Shark Bay, Western Australia- State of Western Australia
- Fraser Island- State of Queensland
- Australian Fossil Mammal Sites (Riversleigh / Naracoorte)-
States of Queensland and South Australia - Heard and McDonald Islands- Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands
- Macquarie Island- State of Tasmania
- Greater Blue Mountains Area- S33 42 0 E150 0 0
- Purnululu National Park- Western Australia
- Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens-Melbourne, Victoria
- Sydney Opera House- New South Wales
- Australian Convict Sites- S33 22 42 E150 59 40
- Ningaloo Coast- S22 33 45 E113 48 37
For detailed information about each site go to https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/
Great Barrier Reef 
Kakadu National Park 
Willandra Lakes Region 
Tasmanian Wilderness 
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia 
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park 
Wet Tropics of Queensland 
Shark Bay, Western Australia 
Fraser Island 
Australian Fossil Mammal Sites (Riversleigh / Naracoorte) 
Heard Island and McDonald Islands 
Macquarie Island 
Purnululu National Park 
Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens 
Sydney Opera House 
Australian Convict Sites 
Ningaloo Coast
Travel List For Australia: All The Things You Want To Know About Australia
Time Zone: There are 6 time zones in Australia: UTC + 8 / AWST; UTC + 8:45 / ACWST; UTC + 9:30 /ACST; UCT + 10 /AEST; UTC + 10:30 / ACDT; & UTC + 11/ AEDT.
Climate: Australia’s climate is generally arid to semiarid, temperate in the south and the east and tropical in the north.
Population: In July of 2018 it was estimated the population of Australia was 23,470,145 people.
Language: There is no official language in Australia. Most people have adopted the Australian English, however the aboriginal languages consist of around 360 other languages.
Currency: The Australian Dollar (AUD)
Government Type: The Commonwealth of Australia is a Federal Parliament under a Constitutional Monarchy, a Commonwealth realm.
Religion: Due to the freedom of religion in the Constitution of Australia, all religions are practiced here.
Calling Code: From the US or Canada Dial 011 + 61 + the phone number.
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