Alice Springs Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Look at the hot air balloon in Alice Springs must get up early ~ we will go out at about 5 o'clock, the hot air balloon company will come to the hotel to pick up ~ this is very intimate. After driving for an hour or so, I went to a large wilderness... Hey, it is a good place to put balloons. The guide will explain how to get in and out of the hot air balloon frame~ In my impression, the hot air balloon in Cappadocia has almost every year, big and small accidents, but there is almost no such accident in Australia, it should also be rigorous. Its about it. We have already seen the safety guide on the bus, or the Chinese version. I was taught again at the scene~ With the flame, the hot air balloon slowly rose. At this moment, the horizon is red, and this time is just right~ If Kappa is looking at the landform, Bagan is watching the stupa. Melbourne looks at the valleys - then Alice Springs, looking at the plains and thorns. In the woods, the red kangaroos that are unique to the Northern Territory are hidden. When you are lucky, you can see them leaping in groups. The light at sunrise is really warm and touching. The entire flight time of the hot air balloon is about one hour, just to see the whole sunrise. This is what I think I have to experience in Alice Springs.

As a thriving and vibrant inland central city, Alice Springs is known for its local folk customs, traditional art and natural wonders. What you have to experience here is a hot air balloon overlooking the red land. The desert grasslands below the hot air balloons are in harmony. Occasionally, one or two kangaroos jump out like hello to you in the sky, and the birds gently pass by your side. The freedom and passion will probably remember your life.

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Uluru nice place sunrise and sunset beautiful morning #sunris

Alice Springs Desert Park

#australiatrip Came in the summer so there weren’t many visitors, with majority in the morning. lovely guide shared her wealth of knowledge with us throughout the morning and the exhibits were all really cool! plenty of aviaries and a few enclosures with marsupials like red kangaroos and dingos. particularly enjoyed the nocturnal house as we usually don’t get to see these animals in the wild. bird show was fantastic and there were plenty of shelters with drinking fountains and toilets. overall, worth spending half a day or even more here!