Malaysian family returns to Australia's Top End to explore further


At the top of the Ubirr rock formation you will be greeted with a panoramic view of the Nadab floodplains. — Photos: EE FUI MEI

It was nothing short of thrilling when I discovered that AirAsia had launched a direct flight to Darwin, Australia from Kuala Lumpur, right around the same time my son got a promotion in the same city.

Darwin, the vibrant capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, has a unique personality. Set against the backdrop of the Timor Sea, it combines untamed wilderness with rich Indigenous heritage and historical significance. The city may appear quiet compared to Australia’s bustling metropolises, but it hums with stories, nature, and a sense of connection to both land and sea.

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