Outback

The Outback refers to the remote, vast, and arid regions of Australia, primarily characterized by its unique landscapes, including deserts, bushland, and rugged terrain. It is known for its distinctive wildlife, cultural significance to Indigenous Australian communities, and sparse population. The Outback features iconic landmarks such as Uluru (Ayers Rock) and offers opportunities for adventure and exploration, attracting tourists interested in nature, hiking, and experiencing Australia's diverse ecosystems. Despite its harsh conditions, it holds a rich history and is an integral part of Australia’s identity.