Kudjewk
JANUARY - MARCH
Connect to Culture
The Bininj/Mungguy communities have cultivated a profound connection with this land, and the heartbeat of their ancestry echoes. For Bininj/Mungguy, the landscape is not merely a backdrop; it is a living canvas upon which stories, traditions, and spirituality are woven intricately. The Aboriginal culture in Kakadu encapsulates a great understanding of the natural world, expressed through art, Dreamtime stories, and a harmonious coexistence with the environment. In exploring Kakadu, you'll embark on a journey that transcends time, connecting to the roots of Australia's Indigenous Country.
Bangkerreng
APRIL
Yekke
MAY - JUNE
Wurrkeng
JULY - AUGUST
Kurrung
SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER
Kunumeleng
NOVEMBER - DECEMBER
Read more about Kakadu Cultural Burning: Cleaning Country!
If you see fire or smoke in Kakadu, don’t worry — it’s Yekke season, and traditional cultural burns are helping to heal and renew the land. Kakadu’s Traditional Owners, the Bininj/Munguy, have used fire for generations!
Read more about Canapes with cows, bush tucker at sunrise, croc s…
Daily Mail: Alex Matthews spent six days exploring Australia’s Northern Territory. He visited the city of Darwin, Kakadu National Park and stayed in luxury lodges in the outback.
Read more about The Travel Guides soak up the magic of Kakadu dur…
Channel9: With a blend of ancient Aussie culture, laid back locals and the unique Kakadu National Park, could the Northern Territory be the perfect winter escape?
