Australia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. It is an island continent and the commonwealth of Australia which include Tasmania is perhaps as large as Europe. Australia is one of the world’s most urbanized countries where 70% of the population lives in 10 major cities. Australia lies in the southern hemisphere. Officially known as the Commonwealth of Australia, this is a country comprising the mainland of the smallest continent of the world. The mainland of Australia has been inhabited for as long as 42000 years. Geography of Australia comprises of various bio-geographic zones. Australia is the smallest continent and yet the sixth largest country in the world. Most of the population of Australia lies on the eastern and south eastern coasts. The geography of Australia is extremely diverse and ranges from the snow capped mountains of Tasmania to deserts, forests, plain and hills. A number of Rainforest Reserves in Australia is located on the Great Escarpment of eastern New South Wales. Among the Australia Tourist Attractions the rainforest reserves are certainly the premier.

Tourism in Australia is flourishing in recent times. The rain forest reserves draw tourist from all over the world. The rainforests that are there in New South Wales and south east Queensland are discontinuous patches of small chain of islands. Rainforest once covered most of the ancient southern super continent Gondwana. The central eastern Rainforest Reserves in Australia throws light on the evolution of Australia and is a record of the past. Geological and environmental factors influence where forest communities grow. Although rainforest cover only about 0.3% of Australia, they are home to half of the different species of plants that you can find in Australia. They also have a third of Australia’s bird and other mammal species. A number of Rainforest Reserves in Australia that are to be found on the Great Escarpment of eastern new south Wales feature in the world heritage list. So, come and enjoy the exotic Rainforest Reserves in Australia.