Northern Territory
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Top things to do in Northern Territory
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Uluru and Kata Tjuta National Park
#attractionThe spiritual heart of Australia’s Red Centre, this park features the iconic Uluru monolith and the domed rock formations of Kata Tjuta. Visitors can explore ancient desert landscapes and witness dramatic color changes at sunrise and sunset.
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
#attractionWitness the spiritual heart of Australia's Red Centre. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the iconic Uluru monolith and the domed rock formations of Kata Tjuta, offering profound cultural significance and stunning desert sunrises.
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Uluru (Ayers Rock)
#attractionThe iconic red sandstone monolith of the Red Centre. Visitors can watch the rock change color at sunrise or sunset, walk the 10km base trail, or join a guided tour to learn about its deep spiritual significance to the Anangu people.
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Uluru, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
#attractionAustralia's most iconic natural landmark, this massive sandstone monolith is sacred to the Anangu people. Visitors can walk the base, learn about ancient culture, and witness unforgettable color changes at sunrise and sunset.
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Uluru
#attractionThe spiritual heart of Australia, this massive sandstone monolith is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can walk around its base to discover ancient springs, rock caves, and Aboriginal paintings while witnessing its dramatic color changes at sunrise and sunset.
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Kakadu National Park
#parkAustralia's largest terrestrial national park features a vast landscape of wetlands, wildlife, and ancient Aboriginal rock art. Must-visit sites include the Ubirr and Nourlangie rock shelters, which house paintings dating back thousands of years.
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A stunning system of thirteen gorges carved through ancient sandstone by the Katherine River. Experience the dramatic cliffs and waterfalls via a scenic boat cruise, helicopter flight, or by paddling a canoe through the tranquil waters.
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Located within Kakadu, these ancient galleries house Aboriginal rock paintings dating back up to 50,0,000 years. Visitors can follow easy trails to view the art and climb to lookouts for panoramic views of the floodplains.
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A favorite for locals and visitors alike, this park is famous for its accessible spring-fed waterfalls and safe swimming holes. Highlights include the multi-tiered Florence Falls, the massive Wangi Falls, and the cascading Buley Rockhole.
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A favorite for locals and travelers alike, this park features stunning spring-fed waterfalls like Florence Falls and Wangi Falls. The crystal-clear plunge pools and rock boles offer safe, scenic swimming year-round in a monsoon forest setting.