Australia is filled with several iconic landmarks that attract millions of visitors each year. Among these landmarks are Uluru (previously known as Ayers Rock), a large red rock formation located in the Northern Territory; the Sydney Opera House, a stunning performing arts venue in Sydney; The Great Barrier Reef, a natural wonder located off the coast of Queensland that is home to various marine species; The Twelve Apostles, limestone stacks located off the Great Ocean Road in Victoria; The Harbour Bridge, an engineering marvel located over the Sydney Harbour in New South Wales; and Kangaroo Island, a haven for wildlife and nature lovers in South Australia. These landmarks are not only important for their beauty and cultural significance but also for their contribution to the economy and tourism in Australia.