Northern Territory Travel Guide

Northern Territory embodies all that ever has been and is the real Australia, both in terms of its relatively unchanged culture and perception of this nation overseas. The roots of aboriginal heritage are rich here and the textures, colors and land are distinct, striking a strong familiar chord.  Because of the Northern Territory, Australia is well known as a country of long sweeping red terrain dotted with stunning water sources and diverse wildlife such as crocodile and kangaroos.

Northern Territory has some unbelievable attractions that one must visit, including; Chambers Pillar, Nitmiluk National Park, Kakadu National Park, Kings Canyon, Ayers Rock/Uluru and more. A most notable natural landmarks of the NT include the Olgas, 36 domes of sedimentary rock standing even higher then their more famous neighbour Uluru.

The City of Darwin and Alice Springs, not as large and bustling as the east coast cities, are very interesting urban centres with supplies, amenities and luxuries to cater to the visitor and local. Darwin is known for its cultural mix and Alice Springs an isolated town in the centre of the famous Australian outback are truly unique travel destinations.

Northern Territory Attractions

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