Article by:
MOLLY MCLAUGHLIN
Located in Australia's Northern Territory about three hours from Darwin, Kakadu National Park is much closer to Indonesia than it is to Sydney. The park covers more than 12,000 square miles—about half the size of Switzerland—and is known for its stunning waterfalls and ancient rock art sites. Since the park is so remote and there's so much to see, you should allow for at least three days to get to know Kakadu. Guided tours are available if you're unfamiliar with Australia's wilderness, or you can camp out and explore on your own the rushing waterfalls and vibrant "billabongs"—what Australians call seasonal lakes and rivers. Read the full travel article here
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