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.
Read more about Reopening of Kakadu’s iconic Gunlom Falls revives…
Gunlom Falls, Kakadu National Park’s most famous waterfall, will reopen in May, at the same time as a remastered version of Crocodile Dundee – which put Kakadu on the international tourism map – is released globally.
Read more about Real People, Real Territory: Dennis (Master of th…
Dennis has called Kakadu home for over 15 years, wearing many hats along the way. These days, you'll find him out on the water at Yellow Water Billabong, guiding unforgettable cruises through this breathtaking landscape.
Read more about Taste of Kakadu: Event Tickets on Sale Now!
Feast your eyes with a canapé cruise on Yellow Water Billabong, indulge in a once-in-a-lifetime alfresco four-course Indigenous-inspired dining experience, and engage in hands-on cultural workshops led by Traditional Owners and Bininj artists.
