2025 Hugh Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Rainbow valley in Central Australia, Mushroom rock

1️⃣ Take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise 🌅 In Alice Springs, you can experience a unique hot air balloon ride and enjoy the magnificent view of the desert. When the sun rises from the horizon and shines on the vast desert 🏜️, you will feel an unprecedented shock. 2️⃣ Explore the Reptile Center At the Alice Springs Reptile Center, you can get up close and personal with a variety of exotic lizards 🦎 and other reptiles. In addition, you can learn about the living habits and conservation efforts of these creatures. 3️⃣ School of the Air Experience Visit the School of the Air and learn about the world's largest classroom. Here, you can learn about the development of aviation ✈️ and aerospace technology, and enjoy spectacular flight performances. 4️⃣ Explore the Desert Park In the Desert Park, you can watch free-flying bird of prey shows and explore the nocturnal animal house. In addition, there are many interesting activities waiting for you to discover, such as quad biking and golf ⛳️. 5️⃣ Climb the MacDonnell Ranges The West MacDonnell Ranges and East MacDonnell Ranges are iconic attractions in Alice Springs. Here, you can enjoy beautiful scenery, clear water pools 💦, and cultural heritage such as Aboriginal rock art. 6️⃣ Camp in Rainbow Valley At the Rainbow 🌈 Valley Campground, you can enjoy the spectacular sunset and the ever-changing Rainbow Valley. Here, you can feel the wonder and tranquility of nature and spend an unforgettable night. These are the travel tips for Alice Springs, and I hope they will be helpful to you. Pack your bags and let's go 🧳

Location: Rainbow Valley, NT After the final exam, I immediately ventured alone into the Northern Territory to explore. I drove to the desolate red earth center of Australia and slept in the car for two days. When the alarm woke me up at midnight with the Milky Way overhead, I felt that everything was worth it the moment I looked up. Photos 1, 2, and 3 were taken during astronomical twilight (about an hour after sunset). This is a period that can only be seen in the wild, with stars and the last glow of the sun. Photo three even captured a meteor. This place is really desolate, not like tourist spots such as Uluru, but located in the center of the Northern Territory. However, this location has internet access and you can camp here at night.