Deep down (or down under), I knew Australia was going to feature some of the weirdest tourist attractions in the world. But not even my own imagination could have come up with just how crazy and unusual this lot are…

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This unique garden is set over 160 acres and is considered one of the most mystical attractions in Australia. Looking at this sculpture, I would agree with that.

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These weird looking grass trees are very much a part of the Australian landscape. But a strange and unusual part that is for sure.

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Even today scientists are not sure why this lake is pink and no tour of Australia’s weirdness would be the same without paying a visit to it.

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This weird looking topographic feature is clearly visible and it is believed that it is the eroded remnant of a very ancient meteorite impact crater!

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It will come as little surprise to learn that Homebush Bay was once used as a ship-breaking yard. But what is amazing is the ships that remain are now wildlife sanctuaries!

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While the sinking library is one of the better ones there are lots of sinking things statues located outside the State Library. Apparently, they are all campus lore stories about failed architectural design.

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Located in not just one place, but over 150 of them, the big things of Australia are large structures that began as tourist traps, but they are now a cult phenomenon with thousands of people touring them each and every year.

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The tessellated pavement at Eaglehawk Neck is a beautiful and rugged terrain that might look man-made, but it is 100% natural.

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The Horizontal Falls is the name given to a natural phenomenon on the coast of the Kimberley region. You can even take a boat ride UP the waterfall!!!

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Located 240 kilometres east of Darwin in Australia’s tropical north is the Kakadu National Park with some very colourful sections that draw thousands of tourists each and every year.