Finke Gorge National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory consists of 46,000 hectares of rugged landscapes. It is famous for the scenic Palm Valley which has a wide range of rare plant species including the red cabbage palm. Finke River which runs through the park is believed to be one of the oldest rivers on earth.
Finke Gorge National Park, Northern Territory, Australia
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