Kakadu National Park in 4K, landscapes, crocodiles, Australia Nature
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Take a cinematic journey and explore the wonders of Kakadu, Australia's largest terrestrial National Park located in the Northern Territory. See wild crocodiles, buffalo and extensive bird-life. Watch dawn break over a misty Yellow Water Billabong before witnessing wild-fires common to the top end early in the dry season.
The dry season grass fire filmed in this video was NOT an Emergency Situation.
This video includes locations used in the filming of Crocodile Dundee - Ubirr, Anbangbang Billabong and Gunlom Falls.
#Kakadu #NT #SeeAustralia #NorthernTerritory #Australia #TopEnd
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I'm sitting in my campervan in Kakadu right now. It really is so much more beautiful than any camera could capture but this comes very close.
I'm so envious!!!!! That is so true, camera's cannot do Kakadu's beauty justice. Thank you for the kind feedback, enjoy your time up there, I cant wait to get back. Stay safe, cheers Phil
Relentlessly beautiful visuals, a place that has no comparison, filmed via an eye that knows and understands nature at its finest! Absolutely captivating Phil & team 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻♥️
Miss Melly Vee you are a treasure, thank you for your unwavering support. We don't tend to get much in the way of cut through for these films which makes this kind of feedback all the more important. Take care and keep an eye out for a short film on the Devils Marbles in another 4 or so weeks. Take care, cheers Phil
Wow beautiful
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
That video was just magic, beautiful pictures to stir up pleasant memories. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the kind feedback, Kakadu is a very special place, so rich with wildlife and magnificent landscapes. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, it is very much appreciated :) All the best, cheers Phil
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If it wasn’t for that damn Covid, i was suppose to come back to Kakadu again last year ! Miss that place
@@kasperrieberg3495 Yeah it messed up everybody's plans unfortunately. A really special place, and Yellow Water Billabong is just .... wow! I hope you are able to return soon. Take care, stay safe :)
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Yeah, Yellow water is speciel !!
Take care too
Thank you so much for presenting this beautiful portrait of northern Australia to us. Kakadu National Park has always been a place I've longed to visit, but now that I'm daydreaming of travel more than ever under coronavirus lockdown, you've convinced me to put Kakadu right back at the top of my travel list for when the world comes through this.
My pleasure James, thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Kakadu is awesome, its big, and there is a lot of space between points of interest but it is well worth the trip. Dont miss the Yellow Water Billabong criuse we booked the morning cruise and for an extra $25 we could also do the evening cruise the night before, both were truly amazing.
Did you go??
So harmonious healthy and beautiful.❤️
Thanks for watching Carly, glad you enjoyed it. Stay safe, cheers Phil
So peaceful! I lost myself in the unparalleled beauty depicted in this soul-touching video of Kakadu National Park! Excellent work!!
Thank you again Shafquat, yes Kakadu is one of my all time favourite National Parks in Australia. So happy you are enjoying our videos. Take care mate, cheers Phil
I like you naming elements in the nature on the video. Everybody has a name like we have. All have to be called with distinguishing and to be respected as a part of our planet.
Thanks for the feedback, stay safe, cheers Phil
I spent the first ten years of my life in Kakadu. Blessed. It's one thing seeing the landscapes, wildlife and rock art on the screen. When you visit however, if you listen carefully, you'll feel the spirit of the land move into your being. It's powerful.
Hey Benjamin, thanks for watching mate. I have seen a fair bit of Australia and I would have to say that Kakadu is probably my favourite on so many levels. Its much more than a pretty place to visit, its difficult to explain but there is, as you say, something powerful about Kakadu. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms for sure. You captured it well mate.
Wonderful waterfowl@
Yes Kakadu has an abundance of wildlife, a photographer's dream :)
Masterpiece!
Hi Phil, well, you told me, I waited and this is what I received. These are some of the most spectacular vistas I've seen of Kakadu. From the opening sunrise, which should be a print on a wall, the sweeping shots were breathtaking. When the music kicked in, it instantly resonated deep inside with the footage, causing the world around me to vanish. Somehow you managed to capture the raw emotion evoked by this ancient landscape. In this case, beyond all others, if you have more footage, you might consider a part two. I was so pleased you extended to eight minutes, however, still you left me wanting more. I may know little of the intricacies of what you do but to me, this film truly captured me. The colours, the stillness and the silent wildness, all amidst such frightening beauty, touched something missing or hidden deep inside. The indigenous footprint, the aliens taking photos on another planet and the four elements that consume this wide, brown land; this is the merging of uniqueness. Then, the sun set...
I'm sorry if this comment is too long but I've watched this film multiple times in a row and how could I put into a few words when the words I used were inadequate. Well done to all involved. This was awe-inspiring. Grant.
Hi Grant, thank you for the feedback mate, please don't apologise for your comment being too long, we love to read these comments , the longer the better. You are one of a handful of very loyal followers that genuinely get what we do and we are most grateful that you take the time to let us know how these videos make you feel. Please feel free to share links to these videos with anyone you think may also be interested. Kakadu is rich in wildlife and magnificent landscapes and as a result this video has turned out to be one of our best, in my opinion. FYI, I was originally thinking of doing Kakadu as a 2 part video. The original draft was over 15 minutes long but when I played it back it was flat and lacked impact. What you see here is the result of some pretty agressive editing and a have to say, even after years of editing these vids, I was surprised at the level of transformation achieved. It was a perfect example of 'less is more' when it comes to video production. I am thinking that I may cut a 'Top End ' Video at some stage and incorporate some of the unseen clips from Kakadu, Litchfield and Katherine but we'll have to wait and see as we have a massive backlog of footage from Tasmania which I will need to get to. Next vid will be a short one (less than 2 mins) on the Devils Marbles which should be out in about 4 or so weeks. Take Care Grant, and thanks for your continued support. Cheers Phil
stunning, amazing, and incredible
Thank Daniel, much appreciated mate, we loved our time up in Kakadu, it was really the inspiration for the entire NT trip and we were not disappointed. All the best to you buddy, we really value your support. Cheers Phil
Unique place.I would like to visit this and that my parents could see this amazing place
best 8 minutes in my entire youtube life
Thanks mate, you are very kind. cheers Phil
Such a vast and beautiful journey!
Thank you so much, Kakadu is rich in culture and abundant in majestic beauty and natural history. Stay safe and thanks for watching :) cheers Phil
What a lovely series - thank you! The only probably is that now there's yet another half-dozen destinations on my list.
Thanks for watching, yes the NT is a fantastic place to visit, definately one of our favourites around Australia. Cheers Phil
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Superb. Brings back so many amazing memories. Beautifully filmed and scored. I wish there were more films like these!!!
Thank you for the kind feedback, its great to hear that viewers enjoy watching these as much as i enjoy creating them. Please feel free to subscribe to our channel, we have more films just like this and plenty more to come in the future. Cheers Phil
These visuals are meta visuals. made me Cry :)
Thanks mate you are very kind, thanks for watching, all the very best for 2021. Cheers Phil
Your video is really beautiful, love to watch. I love watching your videos. Looking forward to your latest video. And I wish you a happy future. Thank you so much for making videos that people love every day. Love it so much💕💖💕
Thank you so much, you are very kind. Stay safe cheers Phil
Well done! First of your videos I've watched. You've done a great job of showing Kakadu in such a calming way!
Thanks for the kind feedback Merilyn, glad you enjoyed the show :) Stay safe, cheers Phil
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Wow! Amazing filming 👍
Aww cheers buddy, you are very kind mate. Its a beautiful region, one of our faves, cant wait to get back some day when all this madness ends. Stay safe buddy, cheers Phil
Wonderful memories, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Absolutely love your videos of NT - they inspired me to go out buy new gear before I visited this ancient part of the world so thank you for the inspo! Just realised I hadn't yet subbed so now I'll be up to date when you release more!
Hey thanks so much for watching and for subbing, you are very kind. I've subbed back and enjoyed watching your adventures up in the Top End. I'm looking forward to watching many more. Until then stay safe guys and thanks again for the kind feedback, cheers Phil
Amazing cinematography, you've been a great inspiration for our videos.
Glad you like them, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Perfect tourism ad
Thanks Nathanael, glad you enjoyed it mate. Cheers Phil
Beautiful country ♥️
It really is, thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
keen affinity for composition, like a good clear sativa. props on the audio from ancient vst dev xoxos.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Phil
Stunning! Only wish it was longer!
Thanks mate. I am planning to produce a 30 minute narrated doco on Kakadu in the future. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
😍 going here next year! Sooo pumped
One of my favourite destinations, don't miss the Yellow Water BIllabong tour.
Absolutely beautiful. Just seeing this video makes me really want to go visit there
Thanks for watching Dericka, Kakadu is one of our favourite National Parks in Australia. I hope you do get the opportunity to visit some day. Cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms No worries Phil. 🙂 Thank you for putting this video on UA-cam for everyone to watch & love & enjoy. My American friends that I showed this video to on Facebook are going to be soooooooo jealous....that they're going to literally turn green, grow big wings & breathe fire lol.😂🙂 They will definitely want to make plans to come over here for a holiday after watching it themselves.
Australia, The United States and Brazil are the most naturally beautiful countries in the whole wide world
Sylvester Stalin Chile, Mexico, Colombia and Perú says hi
It’s not easy picking one country over another ! But awesome places
I agree with Canada
United States isn't natural
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Love from mangalore 👍
Beautiful thank you. God bless you.
Thanks for watching :) cheers and all the best. Phil
Buaya nya besar2.Awas Kalau Berkelah atau bermandi dintepi pantai
Stunning video.. thanks
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it. Stay safe cheers Phil
Thankyou.
Thanks for wacthing Paul, all the best mate, cheers Phil
Magical video@ ...Thanks
Many thanks, so glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful place, amazing video 👍
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. All the very best to you. Cheers Phil
Stunning !!
Thanks for watching :)
Lovely footage. thankyou
Thanks for watching Jacob, you are very kind mate. Stay safe buddy, all the best. Phil
Pretty professional stuff. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it Mal, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Stay safe mate, cheers Phil
I like crocodiles
Thanks for watching, me too
Wow Amazing
Thank you for watching and all the very best to you. Cheers Phil
That is so pretty🤩🤩
Kakadu is amazing, one of my favourites so far. thanks for watching. :) Cheers Phil
4:28 was the scariest croc to witness. He looks like he has eaten a person or two.
The tour guide called him the "boss croc" who "owned" that section of the waterway. He looked even more menacing in real life. Thanks for watching, stay safe :) cheers Phil
Brilliant
Thanks Paul, all the best buddy. Cheers Phil
@@IntotheWildFilms hopefully one day get out there myself.
Amazing footage if only the traditional language names of these places & animals were added otherwise it's just another view.
Thanks for watching, Ubirr, Maguk, Anbangbang, Nourlangie and Gunlom are traditional names of places that appear in this video. Cheers Phil
Epic !
Thanks Jarrod, cheers buddy.
absolutely stunning i cant wait to get up there in the end of june, how did u go with the drone licence and filming the places? how do find the areas that you can use the drone and where you cant?
Thanks Amanda. Get your drone permit through nt.gov.au (just google it) it tells you where you can and cant fly in the NT. From memory I don't think there was a cost for it, you just do the application on line and it covers you for 12 months. Have fun its awesome up there, I can't wait to get back. Cheers and thanks for watching.
@@IntotheWildFilms how did u go about filming around sacred sites?
@@mandasphotography8229 Places like Nourlangie have signs which tell you where you can and can not film.
Ya aku seneng vidio iki , .. ning mbok ojo nganggo musik back ground dadi ora alami , okey !
Thanks for watching :)
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That is old footage ..Places are being closed there for some reason or another ..It will soon be like Ayers Rock ..
Thanks John, all footage was filmed in May 2019.
No footage of the strip mined uranium in the park?
No
@@IntotheWildFilms The government is allowing the surveying of northern NSW for a strip mine for uranium. We might get lucky there then..
It's a Tamil word 😱 Ka - Big (பெரிய), kaadu (காடு) - forest = Big forest. Tamils were inhabitants of Australia??? I can't believe that 😻
Thanks for watching. Here is a link to the origin of the name Kakadu kakadunationalparktours.com.au/blog/what-is-the-meaning-of-kakadu/ I hope this is of use. Stay safe :) Cheers Phil
а где какаду то
спит в своем гнезде
Would be a perfect video without the background music and only the sound of nature
Thanks for sharing your opinion Garry. Cheers Phil
Where's WA?
WA is Western Australia
@@IntotheWildFilms I know, I mean where the WA doccos
@@IntotheWildFilms You're missing SA, NSW and WA
Would be better with natural sound no music
Ok thanks Kathy, stay safe and thanks for watching. Cheers Phil :)
nothing is beautiful if crocs and snakes sneaking around you ...
Australia has an abundance of dangerous wildlife, it's never prevented me from experiencing the beauty of this country.
Crocs not sneaking around you !! Just stay well away from those waters, unless you’r in a boat
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Thanks for watching :) cheers Phil