Originally a part of South Australia, the Northern Territory is located at Australia's Top End between Queensland and Western Australia.
From your About.com Guide, a visit to Australia's Red Centre and a town called Alice.
Aboriginal homeland at the Top End east of Darwin. Find out what you can see and where you can go.
Crocodylus Park, just five minutes from Darwin Airport and 15 minutes from Darwin city centre, is home to more than a thousand crocodiles.
Map of the region around Darwin including Kakadu and part of Arnhem Land.
The Devils Marbles are an extensive collection of huge round red-colored boulders in the Tennant Creek area of Australia's Northern Territory, said to be the eggs of the Rainbow Serpent in Aboriginal lore.
From your About.com Guide, a look at Australia's northernmost capital city, jump-off point to Kakadu.
Sturt's desert rose is the floral emblem of Australia's Northern Territory.
Australia's largest and possibly most exotic national park. At the Top End east of Darwin.
Start your tour of Kakadu at the Bowali Visitors Centre for an insight into the national park and its Aboriginal concerns.
Fly or drive from Darwin to one of the Territory's most visually stunning national parks. Rapids, falls, cliffs, rainforests, Aboriginal rock paintings. Swim, canoe, cruise, fish, walk, go on a scenic flight.
Australia's iconic rock monolith. Rising from the desert in Central Australia. Picture.
Visit the quintessential Australian Outback in the continent's Red Centre.
One of the oldest and largest galleries in Alice Springs. Owned and operated by the Pwerte Marnte Marnte Aboriginal Corporation.
Striking photograph of the Olgas rocks and its Valley of the Winds southwest of Alice Springs.
