Alice Springs

Alice Springs (Alice Springs) is the central hinterland of the Northern Territory, the second largest city in the Northern Territory after the capital Darwin, and one of Australia's best-known inland towns, with a permanent population of about 27,999 people. The proportion of aborigines is about 17 per cent.

Located in the inland desert area, Alice Springs is famous for its surrounding desert beauty and historical heritage. The urban environment is very fresh and gives a feeling of prosperity. Alice Springs is the birthplace of the Royal Flying doctors Group and one of Australia's most famous natural landscapes: a midway station to Uluru (also known as Ulura, Rock).

Time Zone:

• Alice Springs is located in Northern Territory, which uses Australian Central Standard Time (ACST; UTC+9:30);
• Northern Territory does not use DST (Daylight saving time, around Octobor to April).