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Osaka to Australia
Melbourne, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・1 day 11 hrs
starting
AED 930
Sydney, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・1 day 10 hrs
starting
AED 901
Brisbane, Australia
One Way・Non Stop・8 hrs 50 mins
starting
AED 961
Perth, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・1 day 3 hrs
starting
AED 875
Adelaide, Australia
One Way・1+ Stop・1 day 10 hrs
starting
AED 2,000
Cairns, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・20 hrs 5 mins
starting
AED 1,048
Canberra, Australia
One Way・1+ Stop・1 day 8 hrs
starting
AED 2,189
Hobart, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・15 hrs 10 mins
starting
AED 1,683
Darwin, Australia
One Way・1 Stop・1 day 2 hrs
starting
AED 1,764
Ayers Rock, Australia
One Way・1+ Stop・1 day 15 hrs
starting
AED 2,942
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About Osaka (OSA)
Located on the main island of Honshu, Osaka, literally means “large slope” or “large hill”, is the second most populous city in the entire nation. The city acts as a centre of commerce and is a hub for the world's most famous corporations and one of the internationalized and globally competitive companies of Japan. The Osaka City Council is the city's local government and is formed under the Local Autonomy Law. The city is served by two airports: Kansal International Airport handles all international flights and Osaka International Airport which handles all the domestic flights and other local transport services such as ferry services, rail services and bus services. The city is also a home for various museums and art galleries such as National Museum of Art which has a collections from the post war era, Osaka Science Museum with a planetarium, Museum of Oriental Ceramics which holds around 2000 pieces of ceramics from various countries, One hand, Osaka Municipal Museum of Art holds pieces of Japanese and Chinese paintings and sculptures, whereas on the other hand, Osaka Museum of Natural History holds a collection related to natural history and life and Osaka Maritime Museum which is accessible only through an underwater tunnel into its dome. Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is one of the world's largest aquariums and has a lot of sea creatures. Universal Studios Japan is one of the largest theme parks showcasing some of the favourite characters of the movies. The city also has some religious places such as Osaka Castle, Sanko Shrine and Shitenno ji which is one of the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan. Dotonbari is an iconic tourist nightlife area. Namba and Shinsaibashi districts offer countless options for shopping, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. This place enables you to rejuvenate your inner vitality as well as relieve your physical fatigue. Lets go and visit this beautiful place by simply booking tickets from MakeMyTrip.com. The portal also provides you with the list of some of the cheap and best hotels from all destinations of the world to make your travel convenient and safe. The website's motto is to help the customer and value for their money.
About Australia (AU)
Vivid landscapes with unique biodiversity constitute Australia. Situated between the Indian and Pacific oceans, this country in the southern hemisphere has contrasting seasons as opposed to countries in the northern hemisphere. July and August are the coldest months, while December to February comprise the hottest months. Canberra, the Australian capital, is a beautiful city with plenty of cultural attractions and a vibrant bar scene. National Gallery of Australia boasts a collection of 160,000 works of art, while Hippo Co. and Molly are the most happening bars. New South Wales on the east coast of the country covers a wide range of tourist hotspots. The famed Blue Mountains National Park is a must-visit for all nature enthusiasts. Jenolan Caves here are a collection of nine caves that can be explored with a guide. Katoomba Falls is also a major sightseeing wonder. The famous city of Sydney lies about an hour’s drive from these mountain ranges. Apart from cultural marvels such as Sydney Opera House, this cosmopolitan city is famous for its offshore Manly Beach. The second largest Australian state, Queensland, is prized for its World Heritage sites. Cairns, a beautiful city in this state, is the gateway to the best islands and snorkelling spots surrounding the famed Great Barrier Reef. The cultural capital of Australia, Melbourne, is a must-visit for all art lovers. Located in the state of Victoria, the city is close to the famous Great Ocean Road, where the rugged cliffs of the 12 Apostles should not be missed. If you are planning to explore Australia, it will be economical to book a flight and hotel through MakeMyTrip.