Darwin – Mysterious Paradise

Dubbed the 'North Pole' - the northern end of Kangaroo and Koala, Darwin city is more subcontinent in Asia than anywhere else in Australia.
Darwin tourism: mysterious paradise
In the mysterious paradise of this beautiful country, visitors will discover the true untouched beauty of the imposing waterfalls, vast swamps and the kingdom of crocodiles and more Aboriginal culture. 40 thousand years ago.
The land of the great parks
Discovered in 1869, the land of Darwin is considered home to the famous large parks of Australia such as Mary River, Litchfield or Kakadu - wildlife park belonging to the natural heritage of the world.
Kakadu National Park boasts more than hundreds of species of wildlife and flora, more than 5,000 Aboriginal rock art zones of nearly 20,000 years old, streams, waterfalls, mangrove swamps, Desolate monsoon tropical forests

. Especially when you come here, you will have the opportunity to see Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls from the sky.
Kakadu National Park viewed from above
The Edith Falls in Litchfield
Jim Jim Falls in Kakadu
Or if you are brave, you can visit Darwin Crocodile Park, which takes 5 minutes by bus from the airport. It is home to more than 1,000 giant crocodiles as well as home to exotic birds, primates, tigers and mountain lizards Children under 4 years old will be free of charge to enter.




Open daily, the George Brown Botanical Garden is surrounded by a vast 42-hectare flora of Northern Australia as well as tropical plant habitats around the world.
Walking through Monsoon forest, towering sand dunes or weaving through old mangroves, discovering the daily working life of Aboriginal Australians is the delight of Darwin tourists coming here.
Rock Garden in Darwin
The swamps in the Darwin region are still untouched
Darwin is also a city by the sea but does not have a river with fresh water, so during the six months of the rainy season, the government dug an artificial lake of more than 20 thousand hectares that holds hundreds of billions of liters of rainwater.
Every day, pumps more than 90 million liters of water to the city center through a pipeline system, although the lake is 27 km from the city. The lake is as large as a carefully protected sea area, no one is allowed to sail or fish on the lake, but only for visitors to admire and take souvenir photos when visiting.
Enjoy shopping for local products
In this region, there is a specialty of barramundi fish, the meat is extremely delicious and the remaining leather is used to make shoes and wallet like some other leather. The price is more expensive than crocodile skin because smooth and rare than crocodile species
Shopping is always a unique pleasure of tourists when traveling to Darwin.



You can explore Aboriginal art in the heart of Smith Street Mall or bring home the beautiful handmade souvenirs on sale at Mindil Beach Sunset - the bustling market open at night from 5 pm on Thursdays and 4pm on Sundays every week during the dry season from May to October.
Wild caught Barramundi fish
The food court at Smith Street Mall will also be a must-see in your itinerary booklet
Street performers are performing in the Mindil Beach Sunset market
If you go on Saturday, the Parap market will be a suitable choice. Starting at 7am, the market atmosphere is bustling with stalls selling local products, art paintings and dishes from many different regions.
In particular, the region's golden honey is always mentioned by tourists for its aroma along with its characteristic taste depending on the season of the year.
Enjoy food and art
When sunset falls on Cullen Bay Marina, you will have the opportunity to enjoy delicious specialties such as barramundi fish, mud crab, kangaroo or crocodile. Or savor Thai, Indian and Malaysian dishes with local produce at Hanuman near Crowne Plaza.
Do not miss the grilled Barramundi fish!
During the summer, Darwin always attracts many tourists to boating at Cullen Bay Marina
Mitchell is also the main street of many famous eateries such as: Ducks Nut, Kozy Café, Energy2Go or Shennanigan's. Buzz Café is a "must stop" point in your itinerary to Darwin, where tourists often choose to stop because they can see the entire harbor at night.




There are a variety of Australian modern dishes with stunningly eye-catching decorations, so call the hotline number on the signboard so you don't have to wait long.
Darwin is a multicultural city especially linguistic. One-third of the population in this northernmost tip are Aboriginal people, although English is still the main language, visitors can speak Greek, Chinese, native Australian, Tagalog (one of the languages Philippine Islands), Italian, Vietnamese and languages of other European countries.
According to Quoc Vinh / Youth
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