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NORTHERN TERRITORY Welcome to the Outback — or the "real" Australia. The expansive Northern Territory is a quintessential Australian experience and a geographer's dream, made up of six main destinations and their surroundings. 0 Timor Sea Litchfield National Park Nature is one of Northern Territory's greatest assets, and the region is home to some of Australia's most extraordinary plants and wildlife. Connect with the Aboriginal people, who have lived in the Northern Territory for more than 50,000 years. Among the many national parks is the UNESCO World Heritage site, Uluru-Kata Tjuta, which preserves and perpetuates both natural and cultural treasures. Explore Uluru Ayers Rock located within — Australia's most recognizable natural icon. Take a walking tour to learn about the local flora and fauna and the Aboriginal dreamtime stories. Kakadu National Park Darwin 8 Venture to Darwin, the Northern Territory's tropical capital city located on the shores of an expansive harbor. This culturally diverse city is a gateway to explore the best natural and cultural attractions of the Northern Territory, including 24 national parks and 73 nature reserves. 0 Arafura Sea 9 100 100 Murgenella Wildlife Sanctuary Gulf of Carpenteria Katherine 10 miles km Keep River National Park TA N A M I D E S E RT NORTHERN TERRITORY Tennant Creek Devil's Marbles WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 2 QUEENSLAND 3 ap Tro p i c o f C Simpsons Gap National Park ricorn Kings Canyon Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Uluru (Ayers Rock) Alice Springs 4 5 6 7 SOUTH AUSTRALIA In the center of the Northern Territory is Alice Springs, an adventure driven travel destination where visitors can fossick for gems and explore the Australian desert while trekking or four-wheel driving. There's an experience for everyone in the Northern Territory. Discover the perfect place to spend quality time with loved ones, and create everlasting memories. ALICE SPRINGS 1 2 3 CROWNE PLAZA ALICE SPRINGS o o o H Set against the MacDonnell Ranges, Crowne Plaza Alice Springs is committed to advancement in sustainability. This hotel provides service excellence combined with modern facilities, including a gym, spa and sauna, heated swimming pool, and two tennis courts. All 236 air-conditioned guestrooms feature balconies that either overlook the MacDonnell Ranges or the pool. Numerous dining options will delight the palate. AURORA ALICE SPRINGS o o o With the refurbished reception, courtyard, and pool areas, this vibrant property is the only accommodation on the Todd Mall — the main shopping, dining and tourist precinct. Alice Spring's location also places you in a perfect position to explore both the town and surrounding Outback areas. A range of comfortable standard and deluxe rooms are decorated in contemporary style. CHIFLEY ALICE SPRINGS RESORT o o o This resort is only a five minute walk away from the town's cultural and shopping center, and is situated on the banks of the famous Todd River with its magnificent river red gums. Chifley Alice Springs Resort is a perfect base for exploring the Outback attractions in and around the town. Efficient service and modern amenities contribute to the resort's relaxed atmosphere. Northern Territory 15

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