Australia is a big land country on the Earth and located in southern hemisphere. Australia country sixty percent population is inhabited in eight big cities which are Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide and Canberra capital territory. Among these all cities Sydney and Melbourne are big and most busy cities of Australian country.
Melbourne and Sydney both are capital and business hub of different states of Australia country. Both are located in south eastern of the country and big sea port along with airport.
Melbourne: Melbourne is a second big population, business hub and education hub. City is located south east of country. City is also a political capital of Victoria State and cultural capital of nation. Melbourne is situated on pot Philip. This average summer season temperature is maximum 25D centigrade and low 14D centigrade in January month. This average winter season temperature is maximum 14D centigrade and low 6D centigrade in June month. City is connected with all over world cities by air and city also has second big sea port of the country which connected this city by other port city of the world. Canada Travel and Australia Travel are nice plane to visit both countries.
Sydney: country business capital Sydney is situated in south east on port Jackson. Sydney was fist colony city of British Government and established in 1788. this is a political capital of New South Wales states of the country. Sydney city has two world famous tourist places which are Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge.
City has biggest air and sea port of the Australia country which are connecting city to all over world cities. Sydney city climate temperature is favorable in all season of the year. Deluxe and budget hotels in Sydney Australia are available to accommodation and tour packages.
Australia country is situated separate from other countries and around present sea. So country is a land of peace and prosperity. Kangaroo land is a first choice of the world tourists people because country also has unique natural diversity.
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