In Darwin, the beachside market is also a melting pot of culture and cuisine. People in more than 50 ethnic areas live in Darwin, including Aboriginal, Island residents, Thais, Indonesians, Chinese and Europeans. The beach market food stalls bring together more than 30 exotic flavors. It is a well-deserved city that says it is the most culturally rich in Australia.

Before dawn, I came to Mindil Beach in Darwin. The bright and dazzling hot daylight of the day was already soft. As the sun got closer and closer to the sea level, the clouds in the sky became red and orange, and then gradually turned into rich pink. People who come to watch the sunset on the beach, couples who are cuddling with each other, bald girls who play ukulele alone, big dogs that are excited to run wild...

There is a saying in Darwin: "If you don't like sunsets and markets, you won't like Darwin." Yes, what the city is most attracted to is the sunset at Mindil Beach and the dusk market twice a week. This market is as colorful as all other markets, with a variety of singers, national snacks, and tourist souvenirs. The difference is that in the vocals of the market, you can also faintly hear the sound of waves rising in the distance, watching the sunset sink into the sea.