By Farhana Ghafar
Australia is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse natural wonders, and its lakes are no exception. From vibrant pink hues to deep freshwater marvels, these lakes offer unique experiences for travellers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Whether you’re a photographer, nature lover, or road trip enthusiast, these lake destinations deserve a spot on your bucket list. Let’s explore some of the most unmissable lake destinations across the country.
By Mardiana Lutfi and Nuraini Zanori
Australia is a country that has rich with historical, unique wildlife and diverse landscapes, abounding with endless adventures activities to be made. Even though the country is well known all over the world for its numerous and popular landmarks, there are also hidden gems that are just waiting to be explored.
By Adeline Soh
Farm tours in Australia offer a delightful experience for nature lovers and families with kids, combining fresh produce, scenic landscapes, and hands-on fun. From plucking juicy cherries to exploring exotic tropical fruits, farm tours provide an opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying farm-fresh produce. A must-try activity includes picking seasonal fruits and joining guided tractor tours to learn about sustainable farming practices. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing countryside escape or an engaging educational adventure for children, Australia’s farm tours promise a memorable experience for all ages.
Here are a few of the top orchards in Australia that offer a fun and interactive farm tours for everyone:
By Evory Chong
Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), home to quokkas, the happiest animals on the planet, is a vacation destination in Perth with pristine beaches, turquoise bays, bike paths, and nature walks. With their breathtakingly white sand, crystal-clear water that reaches your toes, and magnificent coves created by naturally carved rocks, Rottnest’s beaches are like a little piece of paradise. In just 5 hours flight, you may also view seals floating or dolphins bobbing from specific spots, as well as humpback whales breaching (they migrate from September to November). Of course, the quokka, a friendly mammal with an angelic smile, is the main attraction. The Western Australian icon is not only the focus of innumerable celebrity selfies, but she also gave the island its name when Dutch sailors confused the quokkas as large rats in the 17th century.
By Pearly Tan
Western Australia is a paradise for food lovers, and Muslim travelers are no exception! This vibrant state offers a bounty of halal-friendly options, from fresh seafood to international flavors. Get ready to tantalize your taste buds on a culinary adventure!
By Evory Chong
Australia’s cities are bursting with vibrant, energetic street arts that offer a window into the heart and soul of the places. From the bustling alleys of Melbourne to the sun-kissed lanes of Sydney, Australia’s streets are transformed into open-air galleries, where walls serve as canvases and graffiti becomes an intricate tapestry of culture and creativity. Let’s dive into the colourful, ever-evolving realm of Australian street art in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide.
By Evory Chong
Image Credit: Tourism Western Australia
In Western Australia, you can escape from the ordinary and reconnect with something untainted, even a little wild. Discover incredible natural adventures, breathtaking wilderness, and otherworldly phenomena. Western Australia is perfect for adventure lovers. Walk along coastal paths surrounded by bushland and rugged cliffs, or witness colourful wildflowers bursting into bloom, and lose yourself among majestic gorges and landscapes.
By Adeline Soh
With clear blue skies and a pulsing river, Brisbane is an adventurous urban metropolis with a relaxes vibe. Explore stunning natural assets such as World Heritage rainforests, mountain peaks and a pristine bay, or immerse yourself in ancient Aboriginal culture. Brisbane is all about urban adventure, so be sure to join in when you are in Brisbane.
