Geography and Best places in Australia

Australia is home to a huge variety of stunning and rare animals. It is both a nation and the world's smallest continent. Australia is a unique and alluring continent due to its biodiversity and numerous ecosystems. Australia, which had a population of about 25,750,200 in 2021, has a low population density, which contributes to the low levels of pollution in this region of the world. It's fascinating to explore Australia's physical geography. The study of the structure and makeup of the earth is known as physical geography. Physical geography is the study of the water, soil, climate, species distributions, lakes, glaciers, and other physical characteristics of the world. 

These forecasts haven't changed much from three months ago: the GDP is expected to grow by 41.4 percent over 2022 and by 2% over 2023. (Table 5.1). Due to persistently high demand for workers, it is predicted that the unemployment rate would fall to about 312% in early 2023, somewhat below the previous expectation, and continue at or close to this level for the balance of the forecast period. As a result, labor costs are anticipated to rise faster than anticipated. 

The flattest inhabited continent is Australia. At 2,228 meters (7,310 feet) above sea level, Mount Kosciuszko is the tallest mountain peak in Australia. It is located in the southeast of Australia, in the state of New South Wales. Australia's lowest point, Lake Eyre, is said to be 15.2 meters (49 feet) below sea level. Around 1,800 feet above sea level is Australia's typical elevation. The Great Dividing Range is a low mountain plateau in eastern Australia that stretches for over 3,700 kilometers and is relatively parallel to the coastlines of the states of Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria (approximately 2,300 miles). 

Australia's four primary topography regions are as follows: 

• The region in the West that is mainly deserted 
• Eastern coastal area that is sandy 
• The central region containing drainage basins 
• Eastern area 
   

A landform known as a monolith is composed of a single, sizable stone or rock. The rock or stone, which is frequently made up of inventive or metamorphic rock, is typically exposed via erosion. One of the most famous monoliths in the entire world is Uluru, which is located in the middle of Australia. The length of it is 3.6 kilometers (2.2 miles). The Uluru crimson monolith has a radius of 9.4 kilometers and stands 430 meters (1,160 feet) above the desert plain (roughly 5.8 miles). The oxidation of iron minerals on the rock's surface by oxygen in the air is what gives Uluru its red color. Uluru also goes by the moniker Ayres Rock.  

Among the notable monoliths is Mount Augustus. Tourism advertising is frequently referred to as the "largest monolith in the world." The size of Mt. Augustus is twice that of Uluru. It is situated in Western Australia's Mount Augustus National Park. Its plateau-shaped top rises roughly 717 meters (2,352 feet) over a stony, red sandplain of desert terrain at a height of 1,105 meters (3,625 feet).   

City-wise famous destination

1. Sydney - is almost picture-perfect. Sydney is a fantastic city with a lot going for. A modern city with a long history, Sydney is defined by its scenic harbor the region’s first inhabitants lived along the harbor’s bank for thousands of years. Today fairies take visitors for cruises under the famous Sydney harbor bridge and past the Sydney opera house, beautiful Bondi beach is a must-see also when visiting as well. Surrounding the city there are several brilliant national parks for visitors and locals alike to enjoy as well as some interesting and educational historical sites. 
2. Uluru Kata Tjuta national park- the world-famous spectacular Uluru is instantly recognizable due to its ruddy red hue, the immense rock is one of Australia’s most prominent landmarks and the main reason the national park is such a popular destination. The equally mesmerizing rock formation of Katajuta is fantastic to wander around and there are a lot of activities to enjoy owned by the Anangu aboriginal people the site is of great spiritual significance to them. One can know more about their life at the cultural center located in the national park.
3. Melbourne- is a cool cosmopolitan city, many consider it Australia’s capital of culture with lots of great art galleries some fantastic museums, and a lively music scene, there is always something to do and see. Due to its high quality of life citizens from around the world have flocked to the streets its multicultural population is reflected in the delicious cuisine on offer. The unique neighborhoods make it such a fascinating place to explore. 
4. Kakadu National Park- has been occupied by aboriginal people for over forty thousand years. Kakadu national park has over five thousand ancient rock art sites which are fascinating to visit. It is a place of immense culture and natural significance. The park is huge and contains some stunning natural sites which make it well worth of visit. with a diverse ecosystem within the park’s boundaries, you can be hiking through deserted sandstone escarpments one minute and bathing in waterfalls and pools the next before later on learning about some of the ancient rock paintings.
5. Perth- located on australis’s southwestern coastline Perth is the country’s fourth-largest city. isolated from other major cities in Australia Perth is developed in its unique character, it is a youthful place. Perth is always bathed in sunshine and its stunning beaches are perfect for kicking back and relaxing away from the beach there are a lot of outdoor activities with huge variates of cafes and restaurants. Isolated Perth is the perfect getaway.

Other than these you can also visit blue mountain national park,  the great barrier, kangaroo island, Fraser Island, and the great ocean Rado.