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Tourist boat to visit the marshes generated by the Yellow River near the town of Cooinda
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The marshes (Billabong) generated by the Yellow River near Cooinda
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The marshes (Billabong) generated by the Yellow River near Cooinda
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Along the banks of the Yellow Rivers, grow thousands of water lilies
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Kangaroos along the Yellow River near Cooinda
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Yellow River is known for the hundreds of crocodiles that inhabit its banks and its waters
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Yellow River is known for the hundreds of crocodiles that inhabit its banks and its waters
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Yellow River is known for the hundreds of crocodiles that inhabit its banks and its waters
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Yellow River is known for the hundreds of crocodiles that inhabit its banks and its waters
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Gunlom Falls. Area of waterfalls and pools where you can swim without the danger of crocodiles
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Gunlom Falls in the south west area of Kakadu National Park
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Gunlom Falls. Natural pools where is possible to swim
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Gunlom Falls. Natural pools where is possible to swim without the danger of crocodiles
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park). Rocky canyon with river cruises
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park). The rocky cliff of the canyon
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk N.P.). The park guide during the river cruise
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park). The rocky cliff of the canyon
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park). On board during the river cruise
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park). The rocky cliff along the river
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Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk N. P.). A ranger wait the boat with the tourist
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Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. The rocky cliff along the river
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Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. In kayak on the river
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Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. In kayak on the river
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Katherine Gorge. In kayak along the river near the beach where the crocodiles deposit their eggs
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Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park
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Buchanan Hightway. On the dirt road to Top Spring
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Gregory NP. Baobab along the dirt road to Bullita (old village of farmers)
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Gregory NP. Baobab along the dirt road to Bullita (old village of farmers)
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Gregory National Park, abandoned village of Bullita
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Gregory National Park. Kakatoa parrots
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Dinghi along the road
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There are many wild horses that you can see along the road
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There are many wild horses that you can see along the road
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Daly Waters Pub, meeting point of the aviators during World War II stopped here to refuel during transfers from coast to coast
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Daly Waters Pub, meeting point of the aviators during World War II stopped here to refuel during transfers from coast to coast
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The “road train” along the Stuart Highway
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve near the Stuart Highway not far from Alice Spring
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve near the Stuart Highway
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve. A large area characterized by particular formations of spherical rocks
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve. A large area characterized by particular formations of spherical rocks
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve. A rock split from the hot/cold that characterizes this area
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve
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Devil Marbles Conservation Reserve near the Stuart Highway not far from Alice Spring
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In the desert, there is no light pollution and in the night, the sky appears in all his splendor
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The road from Darwin to Alice Spring
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