Kakadu National Park

Australia's largest national park at 19,804 sq km, Kakadu National Park is a dual UNESCO World Heritage Site combining 20,000 years of continuous Aboriginal rock art with extraordinary wildlife density. Its vast floodplains host over 280 bird species and 60 mammal species across six distinct seasons. With 1.5 million annual visitors exploring ancient galleries, Kakadu offers 5,000 recorded art sites within a single accessible region.