Recently, the authoritative travel information organization "Lonely Planet" released a cross-national survey report and came up with a list of the ten most popular tourist countries, namely: Australia, Italy, Thailand, New Zealand, the United States, and France.

, India, Spain, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

1. Australia: When you see a huge rock standing on the ground, like a red burning heart; when you are at another place on the horizon, you see multiple blocks of sandstone piled together, as if they were made by nature's miraculous craftsmanship.

an ancient city; when you see the white sail-like dome of the Opera House slowly appearing in your field of vision in the calm Sydney Harbour, you don’t need to be reminded that you should understand that this is the beautiful and vast Australia.

Sunshine, beaches, vast inland, dense rainforests, the beautiful Great Barrier Reef, unique kangaroos and koalas, Queensland's Gold Coast, charming cities and friendly diverse societies, as well as a warm and comfortable humanistic environment, for

It is an irresistible temptation for tourists from all over the world, and the Chinese who are gradually getting rich are no exception.

Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, surrounded by sea and far away from other countries. It is the loneliest country in the world.

The word Australia (AUSTRALIA) comes from Latin and means "unknown southern continent".

Australia is the flattest continent in the world, with a land area of ??7.7 million square kilometers. It is the sixth largest country in the world and the only country in the world that has an entire continent.

The seasons in Australia are exactly opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere.

The twelfth lunar month of winter in China coincides with the scorching summer season in Australia, and when the autumn wind begins to blow in Australia, it is the time when hundreds of flowers are ready to bloom in China.

During the Christmas period in December in the Gregorian calendar when the northern hemisphere is covered with snow, Santa Claus in Australia wears a shirt and a single shirt.

The first thing worth seeing is Australia’s ocean scenery.

The Australian continent is a large independent island with a coastline of 36,735 kilometers, which is formed by endless accumulation of sea sand.

Just imagine how pleasant it would be to lie down among the blue waves, sunshine and beach!

Australia also has some of the most beautiful and breathtaking underwater world on earth.

The Great Barrier Reef, listed as a World Natural Heritage, is Australia's largest marine park. It stretches for more than 2,000 kilometers along the coast of Queensland and has the most colorful ecological environment of animals and plants on the planet.

Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia is the second largest marine park in Australia, covering an area of ??5,000 square kilometers of ocean. The whale shark watching activities here are world-famous.

In Shark Bay, which is also listed as a World Natural Heritage Site, you can even feed wild dolphins with your own hands!

In the vast inland, red sand deserts, white salt basins, colorful canyons and monolithic boulders are also unique scenery in Australia.

Kimberley, located in the remote inland area, is the last largest inland wild area in the world, with a length of 420,000 kilometers.

There are endless horizons, ancient canyons and beautiful scenery.

One of the most worth visiting is Purnululu National Park, which has a strange geographical shape, like a honeycomb, which is very spectacular.

Due to the low temperature in the canyon, it affected the soil and formed sand and rocks. Coupled with the wind and sand erosion from ancient times, it formed the current strange scene.

Australia has a population of 18.6 million, with the vast majority of residents concentrated in large cities on the east coast and southeast corner.

Australia is also the country with the lowest population density in the world, with only two people living per square kilometer.

This population distribution determines that Australian cities are also very distinctive.

Australia's largest city, Sydney, is full of sunshine, joy and color.

Sydney's lively flavor can be felt from its weather, beautiful harbour, luxurious inland areas and stunning beaches.

The whole city is filled with elegance, gorgeous but not vulgar, and full of personality.

The scenery of Sydney Harbor is intoxicating. You can choose to take a luxury cruise to cruise the harbor and enjoy the picturesque scenery. You can also taste seafood at restaurants on both sides of the strait.

Marked by the world-famous Sydney Opera House, the city is rich in music and culture.

Affected by the immigration wave in the past few decades, Sydney has gathered a variety of food cultures, from Greek food to Lebanese food, from Japanese food to Indian food.

Australian cuisine is characterized by a combination of fresh ingredients and Eastern and Western cultures.

In addition, the endless fine wines, bars, and lounges will whet your appetite.

Australians love outdoor life and know how to enjoy life.

When traveling to Australia, you can participate in a variety of sports and activities, ranging from exciting to leisurely and comfortable.

If you are brave enough, you can climb to the top of the 134-meter-high Sydney Bridge and enjoy the stunning 360-degree view of Sydney Harbor.

In Australia, you can also participate in group activities of swimming with dolphins. It is definitely a pleasure to have lovely dolphins as companions in the blue ocean.

It only takes 12 hours to fly from Beijing to Sydney, halfway around the world, and then you set foot on a completely different continent.

The hardships of the journey can be doubled here.