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Jarrangbarnmi (or Koolpin Gorge), Kakadu National Park, NT
Jarrangbarnmi (or Koolpin Gorge), is as rugged as it is remote in Kakadu National Park.
Located in a culturally-sensitive area, only 40 people can access it at any one time, making it a key destination to learn about the local Jawoyn culture.
Sit back and relax on your balcony, or enjoy an evening meal around the resort style pool, the perfect place to unwind after a day’s exploring.
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