Blog Posts Tagged "Culture & History"

Australia is known for its vast outback, unique wildlife, and vibrant cities, but few know about the fascinating underground towns beneath the surface. These subterranean communities, such as Coober Pedy, offer a glimpse into a world where residents have adapted to extreme temperatures by building their homes, businesses, and even churches underground. Join us as we delve into the history, culture, and tourist attractions of these hidden gems.

The captivating and remote Fiordland National Park lies in the crevices and valleys of New Zealand's mountainous South Island. This colossal 1.2 million-hectare wilderness is sculpted from ice and rain, carved by ancient glaciers and saturated by copious rainfall that feeds its lush rainforests and glacial lakes.

In March, whilst visiting family in Melbourne, I visited Hobart, capital of Tasmania. I've travelled around much of Victoria, the Red Centre, and part of New South Wales, including Sydney, but Hobart was so strikingly unique. Its centre is largely historical compared to those of Melbourne and Sydney. Its waterfront is lined with old maritime warehouses, harking back to its colonial and whaling past, and there are few tall buildings. It just felt like a different pace of life.

Tennessee has a long and proud musical heritage but many will agree that the true Queen of Tennessee is Dolly Parton, the enduring voice of country music with a career spanning over 50 years.

Melbourne is considered one of the best places to live in the world. If you holiday in Australia, Melbourne is undoubtedly a must-see place, and it is easy to see why. The vibrant culture, rich heritage, and fantastic opportunities are excellent reasons for anyone to visit this amazing city.