* Uluru or Ayers Rock - has about 3,5km of length and is considered the biggest part of untied rock in the world. The rock has a very great cultural significance for the Aborigenals, who lived in the place in diverse caves stucked in the rock.
* National parks Kakadu and Litchfield - it presents old aborigenal arts in rocks, tracks by means of a tropical forest that discharge in pretty waterfalls.
* Crocodylus Park, Darwin Crocodile Farm and Territory Wildlife Park - easy to find crocodiles that can be seen from really close.
* Alice Spring Desert Park – rare species of animals, aviaries and nocturnal house in full desert
* Cultural Market of Alice Springs - better place for shopping of the Red Center.
* King Canyon - ravines of easy access in the National Park of Watarrka.
* Devil’s Marbles – huge red rocks, one balanced on the others.
Due to be close to Indonesia and Pacific Island, the Northern Territory has been for so long time the Australian gateway for immigrants. That region owns an old and full of life landscape, where a massive number of aborigenal people inhabitated there thousand years ago and also possesses the oldest and the greatest rock art around the world. Its Capital, Darwin, is small and multicultural. At Kakadu National Park, a National Preservation Area, the nature is respected by the alborigenal created standards. 
One of the attractions not very far from Darwin, is the Kakadu National Park. The Park, softens a vast area of forest with rivers, named as: South Alligator River, West Alligator River, beyond the celebrity East Alligator River. Apart from the alligator (alligator), it is important to understand the meaning of this pretty region that is listed as Patrimony of the Humanity.
