Charles Darwin National Park is located in the Northern Territory, facing Frances Bay (Frances Bay), the nearest national park from Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, just 14 kilometers from the city of Darwin, just south of (Darwin International Airport), Darwin International Airport. It covers an area of 13.02 square kilometers.
Named after British biologist Charles Robert Darwin (Charles Robert Darwin), Charles Darwin National Park has Australia's most rare protected wetlands, important woodlands and unique World War II historic sites. During World War II, the area was part of a military base that, together with other bases, formed Australia's front line of defence, and today visitors can see what was once a ammunition depot and exercise zone, which was first built in 1944. It didn't stop until the mid-1980s, and one of the concrete trenches has been transformed into a tourist center in the National Park. In addition, visitors can explore the park's vast network of hiking and riding roads that were built in war years. Enjoy a barbecue in the tree-lined picnic area, then go to the picnic area's viewing platform to enjoy the beautiful views of Darwin Port (Port Darwin) and the wetlands.
And Charles Darwin National Park itself also has a long history, from the seashells here, as far as thousands of years ago, there have been nearly indigenous people living here.
