Wangi Falls, Dual waterfall in Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.

Wangi Falls is a segmented waterfall on Wangi Creek in Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory, about 80 km south of Darwin near the park's western boundary. Its tiers drop 41–52 m from a height of 84 m above sea level into a plunge pool. The Kungarakany name is Ngantjurr.

Wangi Falls lies on Wangi Creek in Litchfield National Park, about 80 km south of Darwin near the park's western boundary. The Kungarakany name for the falls is Ngantjurr. The falls and plunge pool are reached by sealed road, and the pool is often closed after heavy rain because crocodiles are sighted in the area.

The Kungarakany name for the falls is Ngantjur, while Wangi is the name used on maps and signs today. The falls lie within Litchfield National Park, on the traditional lands of the Kungarakany people, and the plunge pool is a swimming spot shared by visitors and locals.

The plunge pool is often closed after heavy rainfall because crocodiles have been sighted in the area, so check conditions before swimming. The falls lie near the western boundary of Litchfield National Park, about 80 km south of Darwin, and are reached by sealed road.

The Kungarakany name for the falls is Ngantjurr. The plunge pool below the segmented tiers is a popular swimming spot, but it is often closed after heavy rainfall because crocodiles have been sighted in the area, so the pool can be off-limits even outside the usual seasonal pattern.