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​The Northern Territory is among the most sparingly settled surroundings on the planet. In fact, it spans over 1.4 million square kilometers from the center towards the northern coast of Australia. The ancient woodlands meet the sandy beaches as ... More

​The Northern Territory is among the most sparingly settled surroundings on the planet. In fact, it spans over 1.4 million square kilometers from the center towards the northern coast of Australia. The ancient woodlands meet the sandy beaches as well as the escarpments that tower above the verdant billabongs in this land full of diversity.The tropical Northern Territory is home to wild rainforests, thundering waterfalls, and rich wetlands. The climate in the area is varied enough that the local Aboriginals recognize 6 seasons in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. The ocean off the coast of the peak of this region provides anglers a buzz of thrill whilst chasing schools of mackerel that are also being chased by even bigger schools of shark. Tidal rivers including the Adelaide River and the tranquil billabongs such as Yellow Water are filled with spitting archer fish along with jumping barramundi.The red desert sand, golden tinted chasms, as well as the rainbow colored rock formations identifies the Northern Territory's Center a distinct quality. The semi-parched environment of the West and East MacDonnell Ranges, Watarrka National Park, and the Finke Gorge National park host a wide array of flora and fauna including Spinifex grass and thorny devil.Its aboriginal art and culture features a spiritual link to the land dating back ten thousands of years. Yet, these experiences can as well be felt today. Travelers can walk through the scrub to seek for bush tucker whilst on a cultural tour or visit the various ancient rock art galleries in the national parks including the Uluru-Kata Tjuta or Kakadu National Park.Visitors are all welcome to lose themselves in the Northern Territory. The place is filled with rugged natural beauty as well as rich Aboriginal history where tourists can immerse in the cuisines and cultures that reflect the splendor of the area, as well as the myriad of activities that are featured within the area including cruising the vast Katherine Gorge or seek for gold at the Tennant Creek, observe the wonders of Kings Canyon and Uluru-Kata Tjuta, and a whole lot more.