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Kakadu National Park, covering almost 20,000 square kilometers, holds within its boundaries an impressive ecosystem and amazing ancient rock art. You can travel in a boat along with wildlife, examine 25,000-year-old rock paintings, swim in pools and hike through ancient sandstone country.


Ubirr

Layers of rock-art paintings, in various styles and from various centuries, create charming quietness. These are the paintings of mimi spirits: energetic figures who, it’s believed, were the first of the Creation Ancestors to paint on rock.


Gunlom

Gunlom is a superb escarpment(悬崖)waterfall. It features a wonderful large waterhole and drama-filled scenery, and there’s also a lovely picnic area here. If you want to explore more, take the Lookout Walk, which affords incredible views; when there’s water, the pool at the top is Kakadu’ s best one.


Twin Falls

Twin Falls runs all year round (no swimming), and half the fun is getting here, including a little boat trip (adult/child $15/free, 7:30 am-5 pm, last boat 4 pm) and an over-the-water boardwalk. Wildlife here includes freshwater crocodiles as well as birds such as rainbow pittas and emerald doves.


Anbangbang Gallery

The Anbangbang Gallery, featuring vivid dreaming characters repainted in the 1960s, has an excellent exhibition that contains one of the most extraordinary images anywhere in the Kakadu area: stay around the dangerous Nabulwinjbulwinj, a dangerous spirit who likes to eat females after hitting them over the head with a yаm(山药).

1. What can you do in Ubirr?
A.Have a picnic.B.Find some wildlife.
C.Attend an exhibition.D.Enjoy ancient rock art.
2. Which place can attract a swimmer?
A.Ubirr.B.Gunlom.
C.Twin Falls.D.Anbangbang Gallery.
3. How much should a couple and their little daughter pay for a boat trip at Twin Falls?
A.$15.B.$20.C.$30.D.$45.
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