Kings Canyon, Canyon in Northern Territory, Australia
Kings Canyon is a mammoth, 100-meter high sandstone chasm cleaved through an ancient landscape over millions of years.
The canyon is of great significance to the local Aboriginal Luritja people, who have occupied the area for over 20,000 years.
The area around Kings Canyon is full of sacred Aboriginal sites, contributing heavily to its cultural significance.
Reaching the rim of Kings Canyon involves climbing up a steep 500-step staircase, known as Heartbreak Hill.
The 'Garden of Eden', located deep within Kings Canyon, is a secluded watering hole surrounded by lush plant life, representing a stark contrast to the surrounding desert landscape.
Location: Northern Territory
Elevation above the sea: 619 m
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