▲Alice Springs at sundown.

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It's not technically close, but it's in the Red Centre and a magnificent sight to behold.

▲Palm Valley is not close to Alice Springs. In fact, it's 138 km drive away. However, if you're making a road trip within the Red Centre, it may be a sight worth seeing.

▲These rock formations are known as the Olgas, but officially go by the name of Kata Tjuta.

▲Approximately 22 km drive from Alice Springs you will find the Simpson Gap.

▲ Mount Gillen is found very close to Alice Springs.

▲As you enter, the remote town immediately welcomes you.

▲Kangaroos enjoying some winter sun in the Outback.

▲A wedge-tailed eagle flying over Alice Springs.

▲Sundown or sunrise? What's for certain is that's its quite the charming horizon.

▲Alice Spring has its own oasis. A little water comes in great in the midst of the desert!

▲Alice Springs is famous for being the gateway to the Red Centre desert region.

▲Aboriginal stone art found in the Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park.

▲Southwest and hundreds of kilometres from Alice Springs are the George Gill Range found in the Watarrka National Park.

▲Cotterill's Bridge at the Kings Canyon, a short drive from Alice Springs.

▲Driving past Alice Springs you may come across Mount Conner. That of course depends on which way you're going!

▲Peekaboo sky reflections at a gorge near Alice Springs.

▲Colourful flora living on the outback's red dirt land.

▲Pictured is Alice Springs' Anzac Hill memorial.

▲Signpost with travel distances found downtown.

▲Views of the Standley Chasm in the Larapinta Train, an Alice Springs tourist attraction.

▲Yes, it's a thing in Alice Springs! Pictured at racers in action during the Racing 8s at the Todd River.

▲Sign guiding to the Ellery Creek Big Hole, found in the MacDonnell Range (which spans from the west to the east of Alice Springs).

▲Aerial shot of a dried up river found outside Alice Springs.

▲A gorgeous balanced image of when land meets water.

▲This is what the Todd River looks like sans water.

▲One of the many trails leading you out to the Outback.

▲The Larapinta Trail is a popular hiking route where visitors can enjoy Alice Spring's surroundings at their finest.

▲The track leading to the Standley Chasm Gorge.

▲Alice Springs, in Australia, is often dubbed as the 'Capital of the Outback' and is the tourist destination many opt for when they need to escape from the crazy life of the big cities. Flick through to enjoy images of the remote town and its stunning surroundings!

Alluring pictures of Alice Springs

The remote town in Australia

07/07/23 por StarsInsider

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Alice Springs, in Australia, is often dubbed as the 'Capital of the Outback' and is the tourist destination many opt for when they need to escape from the crazy life of the big cities. Flick through to enjoy images of the remote town and its stunning surroundings!