Katherine

At 9 o'clock in the morning, we took the Ghan train to Katherine Town and visited the Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. Then we found that except for us, the other tourists were basically elderly people! The Ghan train ticket price is an all-inclusive price, including three meals, drinks, refreshments, and sightseeing. All are private compartments with shower rooms, and the service is very good. Maybe young Australians disdain this leisurely and comfortable way of travel? Or is it because there is no signal on the train?

Katherine is the most quintessential part of the Nitmiluk National Park. It is a canyon landscape with strange rocks and gullies with strange directions. It looks dangerous but has a tranquil and harmonious natural beauty. It is worth visiting.

Katherine is a canyon landscape in Nitmiluk National Park. The valleys here are not tall, but are all 40 to 50 meters high stone cliffs. The wetlands in the park are mostly concentrated here. The river water is very clear, and the canyon is reflected in the water. The scenery is very beautiful. This is a great place for tourists to swim and play in the water. It is very comfortable and fun.

Catherine is a canyon in the Nitmiluk National Park, surrounded by pale red rocks, including waterfalls and pools. It is very quiet, and during the dry season, the river bed of the pool will leak out, bend around, and the pits are very beautiful. There are many young tourists in Europe and America who like to play here, but I still feel a little dangerous.

Catherine Canyon is an iconic attraction in Nitemiluk National Park. The canyon here is not magnificent, but it is very beautiful. A thin river between the two mountains crosses the mountain, and the artistic conception is far-reaching. The birds and flowers on both sides of the Straits are very quiet, and it is definitely a paradise.