Native rock art, some dating to as much as 5,000 years ago, is one of the reasons for Kakadu's UNESCO status. I'm told there are many such sites in the park with some of the best preserved rock art inRead more
Native rock art, some dating to as much as 5,000 years ago, is one of the reasons for Kakadu's UNESCO status. I'm told there are many such sites in the park with some of the best preserved rock art inRead more
The last spot before we are leaving the national park is cahills crossing at the East Alligator River. Actually it is just a road going through the river, so nothing spectacular. But this spot becomesRead more
The Kakadu National Park is aboriginal land so there are some spots you can still find rock arts in the park. One of these spots is Ubirr where we started our day this morning. Especially the viewRead more
We set off this morning for a ranger talk about the renowned rock art in the Ubirr section of the park, but no ranger showed up. Kakadu National Park needs to get more rangers (interested, Eliana?).Read more
welch eine landschaft .... welche aussicht 👍
Morgens hab ich mich aufgemacht und bin den Sandstone River Walk gelaufen. Hier gabs kleines und großes aus dem Tierreich zu sehen. Dass es Büffel in Australien gibt wusste ich auch nicht.
Was dannRead more
Mountains, heat and art. Same as yesterday. Well - „Same, same, but different“. This day we first went to Jabiru, the city within the Kakadu National Park. To be honest: it was nice to driveRead more
Im Kakadu Nationalpark angekommen - unser erstes Ziel - wir sind definitiv in Australien 🇦🇺
You might also know this place by the following names:
Ubirr