Life advice: Ten strange worlds in Australia that you can't miss

Life advice: Ten strange worlds in Australia that you can't miss 1twelve apostles The natural coastal wonders along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria are rock pillars formed by erosion, originally 12, but now only 8 remain 2 great barrier reef It is the largest coral reef system in the world, a region composed of more than 2,900 individual coral reefs and more than 900 islands, covering an area of about 344,400 square kilometers, a world natural heritage and one of the seven natural wonders of the world 3uluru Also known as Ayers Rock, it is the largest monolithic rock in the world, and its huge weight and height are shocking 4valley of the giants Composed of some giant old eucalyptus trees, the 'Tree Top Walk' is a walkway high above the tree canopy, and walking under the straight giant trees is unforgettable 5the pinnacles Strange limestone shapes, located in the South Coast National Park, like a scene that can only be seen on an alien planet 6 bungle bungle range This is a range in the Kimberley region of northwestern Australia, known for its unique beehive-shaped sandstone structure 7mungo national park Located in New South Wales, it is one of the oldest and driest areas in Australia, known as the 'moon surface', and Lake Mungo is a huge crescent-shaped sand dune, watching the sunset here is absolutely beautiful 8cape tribulation Located in the north of Queensland, Australia, it is a nature reserve with picturesque beaches and pristine tropical rainforests, very surprising 9hutt lagoon Located in Western Australia, it is famous for its pink lake water, which is caused by a type of algae called β-carotene in the lake water. Very romantic 10wineglass bay Located in the Flinders Island National Park in Tasmania, it is hailed as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and its name comes from the shape of the bay like an inverted wine glass Australia is really beautiful, I'm going to set off first while I'm at work Spicy!!