Finke Gorge National Park, National park in Australia
Finke Gorge National Park is renowned for its ancient landscape, with significant sandstone formations and a diverse range of plant life.
The park features the Finke River, which is believed to be one of the world's oldest rivers.
It holds cultural importance for the Western Arrernte Aboriginal people with sacred sites within its boundaries.
Visitors can explore the park via bushwalking trails or four-wheel-drive tours.
Palm Valley within the park is the only place in the world where the Red Cabbage Palm exists.
Location: Macdonnell Region
Website: nt.gov.au/leisure/parks-reserves/find-a-park-to-visit/finke-gorge-national-park
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