Mullum
Mullum is a small coastal town located in the Northern Territory of Australia. It is situated on the Gulf of Carpentaria, approximately 1,200 kilometers (745 miles) south of Darwin. The town is known for its unique cultural heritage and its significant role in the history of Australia's Indigenous peoples.
The name "Mullum" is derived from the local Indigenous language, Arrernte, and translates to "place of the
Mullum is also known for its significant archaeological sites, including the Mullum Creek rock shelter, which
The town is served by the Mullum Airport, which is the main gateway for visitors and supplies.
Mullum is a significant tourist destination, offering visitors the opportunity to experience Australia's Indigenous culture, explore
Despite its small size, Mullum plays a significant role in the Northern Territory's economy, contributing to