Nature

Discovering the Diversity of Northern Territory Parks Australia’s Northern Territory is home to breathtaking natural wonders and the rich traditions of one of the world’s oldest living cultures. This part of the country is famed for its striking landscapes, ranging from the towering eucalyptus trees of the open forests and woodlands in the Top End...Read More

The Most Scenic Off the Beaten Track Kata Tjuṯa Walks   Discovering Kata Tjuṯa: Cultural Significance of Kata Tjuṯa to the Aṉangu People Kata Tjuṯa, though less widely known than Uluṟu, is equally rich in cultural importance and natural beauty. For the Aṉangu, the traditional custodians of this land, Kata Tjuṯa is not just a...Read More

When most people think of Uluru, they picture an incredible red monolith standing tall against a backdrop of clear blue skies and the Australian desert. While this iconic view is breathtaking and priceless, there is a lesser-known but equally awe-inspiring side to Uluru that only reveals itself during the wet season.  Typically running from November...Read More

When most people think of Australia’s Red Centre, iconic images of Uluru and Kata Tjuta come to mind. But another geological marvel, Mount Conner, stands proudly nearby. Known as “Fool-uru” due to often being mistaken for its famous neighbour, Mount Conner is a striking mesa that offers a unique blend of geological and historical significance...Read More

In the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, amidst the vastness of the Northern Territory, lies a place of unique beauty and cultural importance – Walpa Gorge. As a part of the awe-inspiring Kata Tjuta, or Olgas, Walpa Gorge unveils the ancient geological forces that have sculpted this land over millions of years. However, beyond its...Read More