Nestled 323 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs is Watarrka National Park, which includes one of Central Australian tourist attraction, Kings Canyon. The cliffs of the Canyon soar upwards of 300 metres, and at its bottom runs a small river call... read more
The Central Australian Aviation Museum was opened in 1979 in the town of Alice Springs. The museum's displays are housed in the hangar of the former Connellan Airways in the Araluen neighbourhood, which was once the town's airfield. Nearby... read more
The Museum of Central Australia, located in Alice Springs, highlights the unique nature of the central region of the green continent, its geological history, the evolution of landscapes and the amazing creatures that inhabited these places hundred... read more
There are several craters 145 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs that were formed when meteorite fragments collided with the surface of the earth - today known as the Henbury Meteorite Reserve. It is one of only five places in Australia where... read more
