Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
First-time visitors to the Northern Territory of Australia must visit this place. The museum exhibits various Aboriginal artworks, a memorial to Cyclone Tracy (including the reconstruction of life afterward), a 5-meter-long crocodile specimen, and specimens of flora and fauna from the suburbs of Darwin. It is a great place to learn about Aboriginal civilization in Australia.
Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
It is the largest museum and art gallery in the Northern Territory, housing a large collection of Aboriginal artworks, and featuring exquisite sculptures and paintings from the Northern Territory. The most attractive exhibits are the lifelike animal specimens, many of which are rare reptiles and birds unique to the Northern Territory. The realistic specimens have a unique artistic sense.
Mary River National Park
Mary River National Park, also known as Mary River Wetlands, is a paradise for bird watching and fishing. It offers a variety of activities ranging from wildlife sightseeing cruises to professional fishing gear, guided bird watching tours, independent 4WD off-road adventures, and camping expeditions. The park features freshwater billabongs, paperbark forests, and seasonal rainforests, where visitors can enjoy wildlife viewing, fishing, jungle trekking, and photography.
Crocodylus Park
At Crocodylus Park, visitors can observe Australia's unique reptiles. Visitors can view saltwater crocodiles from various angles on three floors. The design of the freshwater aquarium allows for the appreciation of the vitality and elegance of aquatic life from both above and below.
Esplanade
Separated by just one block from the bustling Mitchell Street, the Esplanade is a waterfront promenade surrounded by greenery. The path is flanked by lush green grass and tall tropical trees, where you can enjoy the sea breeze under the blue sky and white clouds, and bask in the sunlight on the lawn just like the locals.
