Have you done these three Australian travel experiences on a new world's best list?

An EV road trip and an Indigenous walk have made the cut.

Time magazine has just released its World's Greatest Places of 2024 list, covering locations such as a chocolate factory in Hyderabad, India, and a "minimalist tea house" in Santiago, Chile, as well as some outstanding places to stay - from a distillery hotel in Leskovik, Albania, to the world's biggest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas.

Three Australian attractions have made it to the 100-strong list, too. Indigenous-owned-and-operated Wukalina Walk in Tasmania has made the cut for "fostering a deeper connection with one of the oldest cultures on Earth". WA EV Network, which will soon become Australia's longest electric-vehicle-friendly road trip (from Perth to Kununurra in WA, with 98 charging stations along the 7000-kilometre stretch), has nabbed a spot for being "a more eco-friendly alternative". And if you want to know why the Sun Ranch resort in Byron Bay has made it to the list, just read our review here.