Western Australia - WA

Its one of the largest states in Australia and the second largest subnational entity in the world, being bounded by South Australia and Northern Territory to the east and Indian Ocean to the West and North with the first inhabitants of Indigenous Australians that arrived from north approximately 40,000 to 60,000  years ago and European Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog was the first of the European explores who encountered the coast by the 18th century the British and French also were exploring the Western Australian coast. Its one of the riches mineral states that provide alumina, iron ore, nickel, uranium, tantalum and industrial diamonds with natural reserves of oil and gas witch makes it more capital intensive than all the other stats. It has beautiful beaches, wine regions, canyons, magnificent gorges and unique landforms with population of 2.2 million, Perth being its capital, Great Golden outback with historic townships and fascinating Aboriginal culture with settlements of gold-rush pioneers, Coral Coast with marine life and national reserves from Cervanter to far north of Exmouth where Ningaloo Reef is located and 75 national Parks. Emblems Floral – Red and Green Kangaroo PawMammal – NumbatBird – Black Swan Fossil – Gogo FishColours – Gold and BalckPerth – The settlement area had been inhabited by the Whadjuk Noongar people before it was founded by Captain James Stirling on 12 June 1829 as the political centre of the free settle Swan River Colony but the first sighting of the region was made by the Dutch Captain Willem de Valmingh on 10 January 1697.  It is the capital of Western Australia and is know as the City of lights with beautiful gardens, beaches and surrounded by Inner city park such and Swan River. Situated close to the Port of Fremantle and Swan Valley for vineyards. Coral Coast – exotic marine life with beautiful beaches from Cervantes to Exmouth, red rock gorges, wildflowers and rugged coastal cliffs of Kalbarri, Ningallo Reef and Coral Bay is one of the larges fringing reefs in the world with 500 species of tropical fish and 220.Broom – famous for beautiful beaches such as Cable Beach, with history of pearl farming with Gantheaume Point where ancient dinosaur footprints are located that are more then 120 million years old and where the fiery red cliffs meet the turquoise water of the Indian Ocean.Margaret River – beautiful beaches, world-class wineries that produce 15% of Australian premium wine, art galleries, underground caves and rugged coastline.Albany – rugged coastline or Torndirrup National Park, beautiful beaches, with convict history and colonial buildings of the 1826, natural rock formations of Natural Bridge, Whale Watching.