Australia is often nicknamed "The Land Down Under" (or simply "Down Under").
This nickname is derived from Australia's geographical location in the Southern Hemisphere, which positions it near the antipodes of the United Kingdom and much of Europe. In essence, it's "down under" the Northern Hemisphere on a map.
The term has become widely recognized and used internationally to refer to Australia, appearing in popular culture, literature, and everyday conversation. It's a catchy and easily understood way to describe the country's location relative to the northern part of the world.
