The Most Instagram Worthy Locations In Australia According To You

This land of ours never ceases to amaze. Whether you’ve been here for a day or a decade, it’s quite clear that the views are one-of-a-kind. Instagram recently revealed the most popular spots for a snapshot, according to you and your geo-tags.

Here are the most Instagram worthy locations around Australia, broken down state by state.

NSW: Bondi Beach

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How good is planet @earth Bondi beach in full swing just in time for the weekend ☀️? @riseabovedrones

A post shared by GAB SCANU (@gabscanu) on Nov 10, 2016 at 9:30pm PST

VIC: St Kilda Beach

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ACT: Lake Burley Griffin

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Another stunning sunset by Canberra! – – – #dronephotography #drone #djimavicpro #dji #drone #fromwhereidrone #droneoftheday #polarpro #picoftheday #djiglobal #drone_countries #dronenature #sunset #dronestagram #captureperfection #aerialphotography #visitCanberra #Canberratimes #Canberra #Australia #summer #sunset #lakeburleygriffin #CBR

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TAS: MONA

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A note from Walshy on the day that we hijack the @cntraveler Instagram account: When you visit Earth, from whatever planet you're from, if you have eyes you will notice that life on that wet blue/green planet mostly does the same things: feeding and breathing for energy; fucking and breeding and trying to stay alive and keep broods alive. But one group, a not especially fast or strong or diverse group does something that no other group does. They make marks and noise for an ambiguous purpose. They draw in the sand, or they play in a band, they shape and they fashion and they hew and they whittle. The outcome of all this endeavour, this art, this needs explanation. Since they accrue elite examples in museums, a museum seems like a reasonable place to seek an understanding of why they do it, why they make art. But which one? Not the big ones that seek to reinforce the status of governments, those organisations that subvert natural processing by imposing overarching order. And not the little, quirky ones that seek to connect outliers with other outliers. What you need, to garner insight into art, is a big/little museum that engages and attracts diversity, that expresses matter-of-factly, that displays art without imposing an undermining layer of interpretation. When you land your spaceship on the tennis court it will attract no particular scrutiny. Afterall, to the denizens of planet Mona, it will be just another art installation. #MyAustralia Photo by @monsieurremi P.S. #Monamuseum is back to the status quo after #Mofo2016 this Monday.

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SA: Adelaide Oval

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GAME DAY – Saturday night footy is back at #AdelaideOval when the @Adelaide_FC Football go up against the @Freodockers! Gates open at 5pm, before the first bounce at 7:10pm. Due to an increase in security measures please allow an extra 20 minutes to get into the stadium and limit the number of bags you bring as all bags will be inspected. Free public transport is available with your ticket on the @MACofSA Footy Express. For all game day details head to our website. #AFLCrowsFreo

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WA: Rottnest Island

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NT: Uluru

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Photos just don't do this place justice, it has to be witnessed in person ??? And if you're like me and have already experienced the beauty and cultural significance of this land – than I can guarantee you its just as amazing the second time around – maybe even better ?? // Photo by @lauraalycebell ???/ @we_are_explorers #ntaustralia @ausoutbacknt

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QLD: Surfer’s Paradise Beach

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Valeu uma bela de uma constipação, mas este pôr-do-sol compensou ? acabou de sair mais um vídeo no canal sobre compras de Natal, o link está na bio! ?

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