Encountering Ancient Lands: An Adventure and Relaxation Journey in Kakadu National Park

🌄【Encountering Ancient Lands】An Adventure and Relaxation Journey in Kakadu National Park Kakadu National Park, located in the Northern Territory, spans an area twice the size of Shikoku, offering a vast expanse of untouched nature. With wetlands, waterfalls, cliffs, wildlife, and Aboriginal rock art scattered throughout, it feels like a "living museum" 🌏🖼️. Visiting the park is a mystical experience. At Nawurlandja (Ubirr), gazing at ancient rock paintings allows you to reflect on the lives of people from thousands of years ago. On a Yellow Water cruise, crocodiles and water birds appear right before your eyes, leaving you in awe of nature's raw power. Even solo travelers can have deeply moving experiences here. The park is accessible by car, approximately 3.5 hours from Darwin. Most visitors opt for rental cars or guided tours, with the dry season (May to October) being the best time to visit. Key tips for exploring include "early morning cruises and evening viewpoints." In the morning, animals are most active, while the evening offers breathtaking sunset views from the cliffs 📸. Don't forget insect repellent and plenty of water!