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Alice Springs - Lonely Planet
The thriving outback town of Alice rises out of an endless expanse of red dirt and rugged ranges from all sides. What began 135 years ago as a simple telegraph station has developed into a modern low-rise metropolis. It’s famous for its remote location, and many local business operators have a franchise on the outback look, dressing buildings with corrugated iron and other rustic touches. It’s the main town to that most popular monolith to the south, so tourists can outnumber locals six to one. Though the saying goes that residents only qualify as ‘locals’ if they’ve seen the Todd River flow three times – which can take at least 20 years.
Site number: 232   |   Submitted: 22-02-2012   |   Home Page Google Pagerank: PageRank   |   Clicks Number: 631
Darwin - Eguide
Darwin Australia is at the ‘Top End’, as the northern half of the Northern Territory of Australia is known. Darwin is a place of sunshine, beaches and hectic nightlife. Darwin's weather is tropical, no summer or winter, instead Darwin's weather is wet from November until April and the weather in Darwin is dry from May until October which is the busy time for Darwin tourism.
Site number: 230   |   Submitted: 22-02-2012   |   Home Page Google Pagerank: PageRank   |   Clicks Number: 101

Darwin - Lonely Planet
People hailing from at least 56 countries make up the mellow, modern metropolis of Darwin. This sociable hub is where non-Aboriginal meets Aboriginal (Larrakia), where urban meets remote, and where industry meets idleness. The city attracts itinerant workers and visitors from around Australia, and its university and port bring students and sailors. The population ebbs and increases with the seasons. Forty percent of the population only settled in the last 40 years, the majority, like you, intending only to stop by but ending up staying. Darwin’s location on a tropical tip of the country’s north coast means six subtle shifts of season, with a not-so-subtle disparity between the Dry and Wet – which can bring colossal storms.
Site number: 231   |   Submitted: 22-02-2012   |   Home Page Google Pagerank: PageRank   |   Clicks Number: 574

Darwin
Découvrez Darwin, la capitale tropicale décontractée du Territoire du Nord. Faites vos projets de vacances à Darwin en vous aidant de notre itinéraire de trois jours. Visitez les attractions de Darwin et les galeries d’art aborigène, faites une croisière parmi des crocodiles sur la rivière Adélaïde et faites une excursion d’une journée jusqu’au parc national de Litchfield. Renseignez-vous sur le Territoire du Nord et sur ses destinations emblématiques et uniques.
Discover Darwin, the relaxed, tropical capital of the Northern Territory. Plan your Darwin holiday using our three-day itinerary. Visit Darwin’s attractions and Aboriginal art galleries, cruise past crocodiles on the Adelaide River and day trip to Litchfield National Park. Learn more about the Northern Territory and its many iconic destinations. From Darwin, it’s a day trip to World heritage-listed Kakadu National Park – a rich tapestry of wetlands, wildlife and Aboriginal rock art galleries. Fly to Australia’s Red Centre, home to the sacred, sandstone monolith of Ulu?u, as well as Alice Springs, Kings Canyon, Finke Gorge National Park and the MacDonnell Ranges.
Site number: 237   |   Submitted: 16-10-2012   |   Home Page Google Pagerank: PageRank   |   Clicks Number: 339

Alice Springs
Encerclée par un désert de sable rouge qui s'étend sur des centaines de kilomètres, Alice Springs est l'une des villes de l'Outback australien les plus célèbres. Elle vous ouvre les portes des richesses naturelles emblématiques du rocher Uluru (Ayers Rock) et du parc national de Kata Tjuta. Laissez-vous conter l'histoire et le patrimoine de l'Australie au travers de personnages et d'évènements hauts en couleur, comme les chercheurs d'or et les pionniers de l'Outback, ou encore les courses de dromadaires.
Surrounded by a red sand desert which stretches for hundreds of kilometres in all directions, Alice Springs is one of Australia’s most famous outback towns. It is the gateway to the iconic natural features of Ulu?u (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tju?a National Park. Here, stories of Australia’s history and heritage are told through a colourful cast of characters and events that include camel races, gold-diggers and outback pioneers.
Site number: 241   |   Submitted: 16-10-2012   |   Home Page Google Pagerank: PageRank   |   Clicks Number: 702
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