Batchelor is a small town in the northern interior of the Northern Territory, about 95 kilometers by car from Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, with a permanent population of about 500 people.
Horticulture, education and tourism are the main industries of Batchelor, and Batchelor has a variety of museums, interesting cultural centers, colorful butterfly reserves and replicas of (Karlstein Castle), the Czech Chateau Kartain. The Coumari Cultural Centre (Coomalie Cultural Centre) opened in 1999 as an exhibition hall and retail store. Activities include exhibitions, student learning centres, arts projects, retail, etc. In addition, Batchelor is a must-have destination for the famous Lichfield National Park, (Litchfield National Park), which attracts 280000 visitors a year, and is hailed as the gateway to the Lichfield National Park, which attracts 280000 visitors a year. With countless waterfalls and natural swimming pools and wild animals, the park is one of the Northern Territory's tourist attractions.
