Cocos Islands

　　The Cocos Islands (Cocos Islands) are also known as the "Keeling Islands" or "Cocos-Keeling Islands." They are an Australian external territory located in the Indian Ocean, between mainland Australia and Sri Lanka. They lie 2,768 kilometers northwest of Perth, 3,685 kilometers west of Darwin Port in Australia, and about 1,300 kilometers southwest of Singapore. The total area of the islands is 14.2 square kilometers, consisting of two coral atolls. The southern atoll includes 26 small islands, while the northern atoll consists solely of North Keeling Island. Cocos Island is considered the place with the most pirate treasure buried in the world and is also known as the "Treasure Island" among treasure hunters.