A land steeped in 65,000 years of Indigenous history and culture, this is Kakadu.
Nestled in the heart of Australia's top end, this remarkable land is proudly Traditionally Owned. Kakadu National Park, the largest in Australia, bears witness to the enduring connection of the Bininj/Mungguy (Indigenous) community, who have called this breathtaking landscape home for generations. With a unique double world heritage listing, Kakadu showcases Australia's most dramatic landscapes, awe-inspiring waterfalls, sacred rock art sites, and unparalleled wildlife.
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Take a journey into the wild: Intrepid travellers seeking an adventure of a lifetime in pristine national parks located only five hours away from Singapore, keep reading.
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Why do people think there’s nothing to do in Kakadu during the wet season? We can’t figure it out either! The wet season is when Kakadu truly thrives, transforming into a lush, vibrant wonderland.
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As the dry season draws to a close, the excitement is just beginning! While the waterfalls may have slowed to a trickle and billabong water levels are receding, Kakadu is bursting with life.