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Walking & Hiking Trail in Kakadu, Northern Territory Australia
Mamukala Wetlands, located in Kakadu National Park in Australia's Northern Territory, is a pristine and ecologically significant natural habitat covering approximately 500 hectares.
This wetland is renowned for its rich biodiversity, serving as a critical haven for waterbirds, reptiles, and fish species. It features a mosaic of billabongs, paperbark swamps, and floodplains, making it a vital breeding and feeding ground for numerous migratory and resident bird species, including magpie geese, herons, and jabirus.
Visitors can explore the area via elevated boardwalks and viewing platforms, offering a unique opportunity to observe the wetland's diverse flora and fauna, while also gaining insight into the cultural significance of the wetlands to the local Indigenous communities.
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Fantastic spot with the bird hide. Do not recommend the walk. Nowhere near the water and not much to see.