About New South Wales
New South Wales whose capital is the city of Sydney is Australia’s most populated state. As per the estimated recorded in 2014, the state consists of approximately 7.5 million people thereby making it one of the most populated regions in Australia.
History dates back to 1788 wherein the state of New South Wales was first discovered. At the time of its discovery, the place consists of a much larger area. It included various other destinations such as Lord Howe Island, New Zealand and Norfolk Island among several others chunks of land. However, after the British colonized regions of Tasmania, Victoria, Queensland, New Zealand and the Northern territory in the 19th century, the regions were divided on the basis of their common interests. Not many are aware about this but New South Wales is also referred to as New South Welshmen due to the discovery made by the person.
While Lord Howe Island still remains to be a part of New South Wales, areas such as Norfolk island and Jervis Bay territory have gained their own respective establishments.
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2. Blue Mountains:
3. Port Stephens: When looking for places to visit in New South Wales tourism, head over to Port Stephens, which is known for its stunning beaches, friendly locals and great food. There's plenty to do in Port Stephens, from swimming with dolphins and surfing at the beach, to exploring the many national parks and more.
4. Hunter Valley: The Hunter Valley is one of the most popular tourist destinations in New South Wales. It is home to rolling hills, vineyards as well as many wineries and is a popular destination for wine lovers. You can also sample world-renowned wines here, or explore the vast open spaces.
















