Northern Territory Blog Titles by Aquarius Traveller
I’ve had the privilege of visiting the Northern Territory on numerous occasions by flying over at least 10 times for weekends or longer holidays. I would like to think I’ve gained extensive personal experience in navigating the region’s diverse landscapes and cultural attractions. But. there is plenty more that I have planned in the future!
Please start exploring by clicking the blog titles below!
◾ 100+ Bucket List Ideas in Australia
◾ Best Australian Waterfalls you’ll want to see
Uluru & Central Australia
◾ Is Uluru Worth Visiting & Things to do at Ayers Rock
◾ 3 Day Uluru Itinerary in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
◾ Is Uluru the same as Yulara?
◾ How to Get to Uluru (Ayers Rock)?
◾ Best time of year to Visit Uluru?
◾ Is Alice Springs Worth Visiting?
◾ Kings Canyon Rim Walk Guide in Watarrka National Park
◾ Road trip stops from Alice Springs To Uluru
Darwin
◾ Things to do in Darwin that make it worth visiting
◾ Cairns Vs Darwin – Which is Better to Visit?
◾ How to get to Florence Falls in Litchfield National Park
◾ See Magnetic Termite Mounds in the Northern Territory
About the Northern Territory
Visit the Northern Territory, Central Top end of Australia and explore the gorges, waterfalls, natural rock formations and unique attractions. It shares a border with Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland, in the east. Additionally, it’s the third largest state, covers an area of 1.3 million square Kilometres and only a population of 250,000 people.
The coastal capitol city is Darwin and contains other city’s like Alice Springs, Katherine & Tennant creek. This Australian state has so much to offer like the famous Uluru(Ayers Rock) and the beautiful Kings Canyon. The wet season brings the most amazing looking waterfalls and you can learn all about the giant Magnetic Termite mounds. Furthermore, you will find a lot of aboriginal community’s and learn about their culture, history and spiritual traditions.
This is where you will find the real bush tucker and tantalise your taste buds. Not only that but you will find fresh water Barramundi, try a buffalo burger or get yourself a Kangaroo steak. The real Aussie Outback is ready to impress you with it’s wonders and ensure you will want to come back for more. With that said, don’t forget this is crocodile country so stay safe and read the warning signs.
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