The devils marbles dozens of large granitic boulders that make up part of the karlu karlu devils marbles conservation reserve in northern territory australia are proof that the world is filled with strange and wonderful things.
The devils marbles northern territory.
Discover the iconic karlu karlu devils marbles believed by the warmungu aboriginal people to be the fossilised eggs of the rainbow serpent.
One of the northern territory s most iconic landmarks karlu karlu or the devils marbles as its more commonly known as is a living cultural landscape and the traditional country for the warumungu kaytetye alyawarra and warlpiri people.
The devils marbles are a collection of massive granite boulders strewn across a valley south of tennant creek.
The nearest settlement is the small town of wauchope located 9 km 5 6 mi to the south.
Standing at up to 6 metres high and formed over millions of years they continue to crack and change.
Devils marbles karlu karlu northern territory forming one of the northern territory s most impressive geological wonders the devil s marbles can be found not too far from uluru.
Karlu karlu devils marbles conservation reserve travellers on the stuart highway can experience a range of the territory s amazing natural landscapes especially the impressive sight of the devils marbles or karlu karlu.