A glance from Anzac Hill gives you a perspective of Alice Springs and its East-West MacDonnell Ranges. The blessings of the first and last rays of sun is best recieved at Chambers Piller which is 160 km south of Alice Springs. Alice Springs Telegraph Station was established in 1872 to relay messages between Adelaide and Darwin. It is a place of much historic importance.
Alice Springs Tourist Attractions
Alice Springs Art Galleries & Clubs
Alice Springs Turf Club of Pioneer Park facilitates 34 horse races in a year for you. Alice Springs Golf Club is where the conservative manicured greenary is shifted to a desert course, you can play Golf with a difference. The RSL Club also houses the Military Museum which exhibits a remarkable collection of millitary artefacts dated back to Circa 1854. Visit Alice Springs School of the Air, recognize the talents and acquaint yourself with the oldest traditions of teaching adopted in this school which can be dated back to 1951. If culture is the heart of a country, then art is the blood flowing through it. The Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery is the largest Aboriginal art gallery in Australia where over 50 Aboriginal artists are represented. It is located in the Todd Mall and was constituted in 1985. The Araluen Arts Centre is focused on the visual arts and it has a professional theatre and many art galleries featuring the Aboriginal artists, coeval arts and local Australian works.
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Alice Springs Flora & Fauna
The most interesting place here is the Alice Springs Reptile Centre which displays a wide variety of lizards, crocodiles which can be viewed from above or below, most venomous snakes and a marvellous Fossil Cave which posses fossils from 200 million years ago. Frontier Camel Farm and Arid Zone Reptile Display is another place to be marvelled of, where we can have a look at the mighty creatures of desert. They also facilitates camel rides which will be a lifetime experience. The parks and gardens here lets you not just to see but to experience the flora and fauna of the land. Alice Springs Desert Park is one among them which gives shelter to a wide variety of species. Here you can walk through the three habitats of desert with the ease of Aboriginals. Blatherskite Park is an area provided by the Government for the recreation of public whereas Olive Pink Botanic Garden founded by Miss Olive Pink is a home to over 250 species. We can go for a picnic or a self-guided walk here, can indulge in creative programs like ‘sponsor a plant’, we can also have snacks from the Bean Tree Cafe in the garden. Watarrka National Park is well-known for its gorges, rockholes and sandstone walls. Kings Canyon is the major attraction in this area where the rocky domes stands upto 100m altitudes. April to September is the best time to visit these regions.
More Tourist Attractions
Treat yourself in Alice Springs"s top restaurants, where we can enjoy a poolside dining, al fresco etc. Exploring Alice Springs by foot is a different experience. Alice provides you with a traveler for sight seeing – "Alice Wanderer" is a bus which stops at certain view points. Alice Springs Helicopters lets you have an incomparable and unforgetable experience.
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