Indian travelers are increasingly traveling abroad for major events such as cricket series, Grand Prix races, concerts, culinary experiences and adventure activities. Australia is one of the top destinations offering all these attractions. upcoming Border-Gavaskar SeriesA prestigious international Test cricket competition to be held in Australia will include cricket matches between India and Australia from 22 November 2024 to 7 January 2025. With the fun rivalry and potential of both the teams, this series is one of the most coveted trophies. Five day cricket.

The matches will be held in various cities, including Perth (22–26 November), Adelaide (6–10 December), Brisbane (14–18 December), Melbourne (26–30 December) and Sydney (3–7 January) . If you’re in Australia, make sure to add these experiences to your Adelaide and Brisbane bucket list.

Best things to do in Adelaide

Adelaide Oval Tour: Before or after the match, take a behind-the-scenes tour of the historic Adelaide Oval, one of the most iconic cricket grounds in the world.

Barossa Valley Wine Tasting: Only an hour from Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is one of Australia’s premier wine regions. Travelers can enjoy wine tasting, vineyard tours and delicious dining experiences.

Glenelg Beach: Relax on Glenelg Beach, a popular seaside destination perfect for enjoying sun, sea and fresh seafood. You can also explore the lively shops and cafes of Jetty Road

Adelaide Central Market: To taste local and international cuisine, visit the Adelaide Central Market, known for its lively atmosphere and wide range of fresh produce and ethnic foods.

Cultural Hotspot: Visit the Art Gallery of South Australia or the South Australian Museum for a glimpse of the region’s rich art, history and Aboriginal culture.

Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary: Kayak to view dolphins, marine life and the beautiful surroundings of the Port Adelaide River.

best things to do brisbane

One day trip to Moreton Island: Adventure seekers can take a day trip to Moreton Island, where activities like snorkeling, sandboarding and feeding dolphins around the shipwrecks are available.

Explore the South Bank: Brisbane’s cultural and entertainment precinct, South Bank, offers lush parkland, restaurants and the iconic Wheel of Brisbane, a great place to relax or stroll along the river.

Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary: Get a taste of Australia’s unique wildlife. Get up close to koalas, kangaroos and a variety of native animals. Watch wildlife shows including the iconic koala hug experience. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Australian bush.

Take a river cruise: Passengers can enjoy beautiful views of Brisbane’s skyline and landmarks, offering a unique view of the city.

Discover Brisbane city markets: For food lovers, Brisbane’s street markets are a must! The city’s markets, such as Eat Street Northshore, offer a wide range of global cuisine, with both vegetarian and vegan options available (popular among Indian visitors).

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