The Darwin Botanic Gardens are located in Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory in Australia. Established in 1886, these gardens cover 42 hectares and showcase a diverse collection of tropical plants, including native species and exotic flora. The gardens serve as a research facility and a recreational area for visitors. Visitors can explore various themed sections, such as the Rainforest Walk and the Palms Collection. The gardens also feature walking paths, picnic areas, and a café, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Educational programs and guided tours are available to enhance the experience.