Watarrka National Park, National park in Australia
Watarrka National Park encompasses the majestic Kings Canyon with its 100-meter-high sandstone walls.
The Luritja people have called Watarrka National Park home for more than 20,000 years.
The park holds sacred sites and important cultural practices for the indigenous Luritja people.
The Rim Walk is a popular excursion offering breathtaking views of the canyon.
Watarrka is notable for its isolated waterholes which support diverse flora and fauna.
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