Jim Falls's World Cultural and Natural dual Heritage in the Northern Territory, Kakadu National Park (Kakadu National Park), is one of the most famous attractions of the Kakadu National Park, with a drop of 140m 220 meters near the Gemini Falls (Twins Falls),.
, Jim Falls erupts during the tropical rainy season (November-March), with huge currents and deafening voices best represented by its beautiful silhouette and thunderous sounds from distant places. Although the road may be completely closed and unable to reach the waterfall, it can be overlooking the waterfall by helicopter from above; But in the dry season (April-October), Jim Falls presents another charm, turning into a trickle, like a gentle fairy, and the rainy season, it's like two, visitors can drive a four-drive car to get in close contact with the waterfall. Walk along the four-wheel drive, then walk about 900m to the pool below Jim Falls, where the beach is white and crystal clear, making it a good place to take a break and take a breath of fresh air.
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Tickets are required to enter Kakadu National Park, please refer to the Kakadu National Park page.
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