2. SydneyOperaHouse,Australia
The Sydney Opera House is
located in Sydney, New
South Wales Australia.
One of the most recognized
performing art centers in
the world, it was built
between 1959 and 1973
and opened officially on 20
October 1973.
It is a masterpiece of
contemporary architecture
and a UNESCO World
Heritage site.
3. SydneyHarbourBridge,Sydney,
Australia
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel
arch bridge in Sydney.
Spanning Sydney Harbour from
the Central Business District to
the North Shore, it is the primary
transportation link between Sydney and
its suburbs on the northern side of the
Harbour.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the tallest
steel arch bridge in the world standing
134 metres above the waters of Sydney
Harbour.
The bridge carries rail, vehicular,
bicycle and pedestrian traffic.
One of Australia’s most famous
landmarks, it was opened on March 19,
1932.
4. ShrineofRemembrance, Melbourne,
Victoria,Australia
The Shrine of Remembrance is
the war memorial of Victoria
and one of Melbourne’s most
iconic landmarks.
It was opened in 1934 to
commemorate First World War
veterans, and now honours all
Australians who have served
their country.
It is the site of the annual
ANZAC Day and Remembrance
Day on 11th November every
year.
5. Melbourne CricketGround,Melbourne,
Australia
Melbourne Cricket Ground is
the largest stadium in
the Southern Hemisphere and
hence in Australia.
With a current capacity of just
over 100,000, it is the largest
cricket ground in the world.
Built in 1853, the first cricket
match in the stadium took place
on 30th September 1854.
The ground is owned by
the Government of Victoria and
operated by Melbourne Cricket
Club.
6. GreatBarrierReef,Queensland, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef is
the largest coral reef system
on earth.
The Reef runs 2,600
kilometres along the coastline
of Queensland, on the eastern
coast of Australia.
One of the seven natural
wonders of the world, it is
visible from space.
It has been selected as
UNESCO World Heritage Site
since 1981.
7. Museum ofNewZealand(TePapa,
Tongarewa),New Zealand
“Te Papa, Tongarewa”
broadly translates as “the
place of treasures of this
land”, and is the Maori
name for the Museum of
New Zealand.
It is located in Wellington,
the capital of New Zealand.
It currently has collections
covering five interactive
areas: Art, History, Pacific,
Maori and Environment.
8. AbelTasmanMonument,SouthIsland,
WestCoast,NewZealand
The Abel Tasman
Monument was erected in
1942 to commemorate the
300th anniversary of Abel
Tasman’s visit.
Abel Tasman was a Dutch
navigator who in 1642
made the first recorded
European sighting of New
Zealand.
The monument is located
in South island, West
Coast, New Zealand.
9. LakeHillier, Middle Island,Australia
Pink lake located on
Middle Island, Esperance
in Western Australia.
The colour of the water
is permanent and does
not change when taken
in a cup.
The pink colour is
considered to be due to
the presence of the
organism Dunaliella
salina.
10. WaveRock,WesternAustralia
Wave Rock in Western
Australia is a multicoloured
granite rock formation
shaped like a tall
breaking ocean wave.
It is located about 350 km
east of Perth near the town
of Hyden on the edges of
the Wheatbelt Region.
The ‘wave’ is about 15m
high and around 110m long.
11. MountYasur,Vanuatu
Mount Yasur is an active
volcano on Tanna Island,
Vanuatu, with a height of 361
metres above sea level.
Captain James Cook was the
first European to journey to
the island in 1774, apparently
attracted by the glow of the
volcano.
It has been called ‘‘the
lighthouse of the Pacific’ due
to its continuous volcanic
activity.
12. SwanBells Tower,Perth,Australia
The Swan Bells Tower is an 82,5
metre high copper and glass
campanile at Barrack Square,
Perth, on the Swan river
foreshore.
The tower houses a set of 18
famous bells named Swan
Bells.
It was constructed in 2000 to
mark the start of the new
millennium,
Volunteer Bell ringers come in
around midday every day to
give the public live
demonstrations.
13. CapeReinga,Northland,NewZealand
Cape Reinga is the
northernmost point of New
Zealand’s North Island.
Here the Tasman Sea meets
with the Pacific Ocean in a
spectacular swirl of currents.
The Cape Reinga lighthouse,
one of the most visited of New
Zealand’s lighthouses, was built
in 1941 and stands 165 metres
above sea level.
14. SydneyTowerEye,Sydney,Australia
The Sydney Tower Eye is the
highest building in Sydney,
at 1,014 feet.
The main attractions of the
tower are local shops,
revolving restaurant that
accommodates 220 visitors,
cinema, indoor observation
deck and open platform
with a glass floor.
The tower was designed by
Donald Crone and opened in
1981.
15. TongariroNationalPark,NewZealand
Tongariro National Park is
located in the central North
Island of New Zealand.
It is the oldest national park
in New Zealand.
It has three active volcanoes
located at the southern end;
Tongariro, Ngauruhoe and
Ruapehu.
Ruapehu last erupted in
August 2012.
16. TheThreeSisters,BlueMountains,New
SouthWales, Australia
The Three Sisters is an
unusual rock formation
located in the Blue
Mountains in New South
Wales, Australia.
The magnificent rocks are
popular for their sheer
magnitude, spectacular
colors and symbolism in
Aboriginal culture.
17. 12Apostles,Victorian Coastline,Australia
These are towering limestone
stacks of rock formation
located off the shore of the
Port Campbell National Park
in Victoria, Australia.
Though called 12 apostles,
there are only eight of them,
and there were never more
than nine.
18. GordonDam,Australia
The Gordon Dam is a
major gated double
curvature concrete arch
dam with a controlled
spillway across the Gordon
River.
It is located in South West
Tasmania in Australia.
It was built in 1974 to
generate hydroelectric
power.
19. GrandPacific Drive, Australia
The Grand Pacific Drive is
a spectacular 140
kilometre scenic coastal
drive from Sydney to
Wollongong and beyond.
The drive starts at Sydney
airport, on the edge of
Royal National Park and
ends in the Shoalhaven
region.
20. Great OceanRoad,Australia
The Great Ocean Road in
Australia was built between
1919 and 1932 by soldiers who
returned from World War I.
Dedicated to soldiers killed
during the war, it is the world's
largest war memorial.
The road, 240 kilometres long,
stretches along the south-
eastern coast of Australia,
between Torquay and
Allansford in Victoria,
21. Queen VictoriaBuilding,NSW,Australia
The Queen Victoria Building is
a Romanesque Revival
style building in New South
Wales, Australia.
It is located at George
Street in the Sydney Central
Business District.
A five level shopping centre,
the building occupies an
entire block of George
Street.
The dominant feature is the
centre dome, which during
Christmas shopping season, is
occupied by a giant Christmas
tree.
22. ThePinnacles Desert, Australia
The Pinnacle Desert is
located in the Nambung
National Park in Western
Australia, near the coastal
town of Cervantes.
The desert contains
thousands of weathered
limestone pillars thought
to have formed about
500,000 years ago.
They create a unique
lunar-like landscape not
seen anywhere else on
earth.
23. Uluru(AyersRock),Australia
Uluru or Ayer’s Rock is a
large sandstone monolith
rock formation in the centre
of Australia.
The rock stands 348 metres
high, rising 863 metres
above sea level with most of
its bulk lying underground.
It is the world’s largest
monolith and has been
revered by some Australian
Aboriginal peoples of the
region, who call it Uluru.
24. WilpenaPound,Australia
Wilpena Pound is an
almost perfectly formed
geological amphitheatre
in the Flinders Ranges.
One of Australia’s most
famous natural
landmarks, it is a major
tourist attraction of the
Flinders Ranges.
26. Great WhiteWall, Fiji
The Great White Wall
is a huge underwater
wall, about 150 feet
high and 200 feet
long, that’s covered
with soft white coral
that almost glows.
27. Navala, Fiji
Navala is a village in
the Ba Highlands of
northern-
central, Fiji.
It is noted for its
thatched buildings,
amounting to over
200.
28. Vatuni’epa (PedestalRocks),Fiji
Vatuni’epa (Pedestal
Rocks) are unique rock
and cliff formations
made by sea waves
resulting in mushroom-
like formations.
They are located in the
village of Lavena,
Taveuni Island,
Republic of Fiji.
29. KangarooIsland,SouthAustralia,
Australia
Kangaroo Island, also
known as Karta
Pintingga, is Australia's
third-largest island, after
Tasmania and Melville
Island.
It lies in the state of
South Australia, 112 km
southwest of Adelaide.