Top National Monuments in Australia

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   One of the world's most diverse and spectacular countries, Australia provides an irreplaceable destination for travelers. You can find both historic man-made structures to the wonders of the natural world in the country. Following are the best and the most famous monuments in Australia, which you must not miss while during your travels:
   - Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park which is formerly known as Ayers Rock, this 1,142 foot-tall sandstone monument ranks among the world's most popular visitor attractions.
   - Kakadu National Park located in the Northern Territory, this natural monument contains many diverse ecosystems, from tidal flats to rock cliff faces.
   - Fraser Island, the largest sand island on the planet, is now a designated World Heritage Site.
   - Port Arthur has a dark history as one of the most brutal penal colonies ever to operate. Now a national monument, Port Arthur offers tours to curious visitors.
   - Glass House Mountains National Park is one of Australia's best-loved national monuments. The rock formations are actually the cores of volcanoes that went extinct
   - Dinosaur Stampede National Monument is the world's only known example of a fossilized dinosaur stampede.
   - Grampians National Park, located near the south coast of Australia, contains some of the richest and best preserved examples of indigenous rock art in the country.

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