Historical Tours & Trips in Australia Northern Territory

Travel through Australia's Northern Territory to see ancient Aboriginal rock art at Burrungkuy and Ubirr in UNESCO-listed Kakadu National Park, where paintings date back over 20,000 years. Take a cruise through Nitmiluk Gorge with Jawoyn people who share their heritage, then check out Florence and Wangi Falls.

Walk Burrungkuy trails with guides who explain UNESCO-listed Bininj rock art that goes back thousands of years. At Ubirr's rock art site, you'll learn First Nations history and spiritual stories from the landscape, then head to Mamukala Wetlands to see how Aboriginal people managed these ecosystems.

Head into the Northern Territory's Tjoritja region to see Ormiston Gorge's red rock walls, the ceremonial Ochre Pits, and Standley Chasm's narrow sandstone passage. At Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park, you'll find out about the Ulpanyali and Lilla people's heritage while checking out 100-meter cliffs.

Travel through Australia's Northern Territory with stops at Darwin's Parliament House and Government House, then head to Pine Creek's 19th-century gold rush heritage buildings and mining sites. See ancient rock art at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and cruise the East Alligator River with Aboriginal guides sharing traditional customs. Trace the region's cultural history at Murrawaddi Art Gallery and Aboriginal Bush Traders, which features ethically sourced Indigenous products and native flavors.