Kudjewk
JANUARY - MARCH
The monsoon time with heavy rains brings kudjarr (flooding and flowing water) and kunmayorrk (strong winds)

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Here in the tropical top end, there are six distinctive seasons derived from ancestral wisdom of the local Indigenous community. For tourists visiting Kakadu, these seasons will play a crucial role in shaping your holiday experience, as it determines what attractions are open and tours operating. To find out what's open during your time of visiting, head to our custom itinerary builder.
JANUARY - MARCH
The monsoon time with heavy rains brings kudjarr (flooding and flowing water) and kunmayorrk (strong winds)
APRIL
Nakurl (knock 'em down storms) coming from koyek (the east) flattens Manbedje yirridjdja (the early spear grass). Manbedje duwa (the later spear grass) is now green and growing until barra (the later rains)
MAY - JUNE
The rains have finished. The cooler temperature and the wind blowing from North-East to West signals the start of the dry time.
JULY - AUGUST
Kunbonjdjek, the cool weather time, when dry winds blow from the East, koyek kunmayorrk, and kabokolung, the water level starts dropping.
SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER
The hot, dry time where the air is fragrant from many plants flowering, like Manboyberre (Syzgium forte) and Mandjarduk (Syzgium suborbiculare). These plants will go on to fruit in Kunumeleng.
NOVEMBER - DECEMBER
The time of kangolmarnburren, when the humidity builds, kunngol (clouds) and kunmayorrk (wind) gather together from all directions. The first rains and storms are a time to think of loved ones and to think about new things for the coming year.
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Treat Mum to a last-minute adventure through Kakadu! Spend the weekend exploring waterfalls, wetlands, and ancient rock art sites. Book a Yellow Water Cruise, enjoy a swim at Boulder Creek or Motor car falls, and soak up the beauty of one of Australia's most iconic national parks. It's not too late to plan a weekend she'll never forget!
Check out some of the incredible activities Kakadu offers - kakadutourism.com
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Nourlangie (Burrungkuy) Lookout is one of those spots that just stops you in your tracks. The views stretch across the Kakadu escarpment and floodplains, with layers of history and landscape all in one frame. It’s the perfect place to pause, take it all in, and feel just how vast and ancient this land really is.
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This month from May 23 - 25, immerse yourself in the rich flavours, culture, and landscapes of Kakadu at the Taste of Kakadu Festival! From bush tucker tastings to cultural storytelling, live music, and breathtaking sunset events, it’s a celebration like no other.
Book your events today! 👉 kakadutourism.com/specials/events or see link in bio.
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🙌🏼 🙌🏼 Exciting News - Ubirr is now open! Visitors can access the Ubirr Art Site from 8:30am until Sunset.
Kakadu is famous for its Aboriginal art sites, sweeping escarpments and dazzling views over Arnhem Land, and Ubirr offers all three! Make sure you take in the world renowned X-ray art along the 1-kilometre circuit walk, as well as the rainbow serpent sketches, before following the moderately steep trail up to the lookout to watch the sun slip into slumber over the Nadab floodplains.
Please note that vehicle access is limited to high-clearance 4WD vehicles only due to high water levels at Magela Creek.
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🌱 Completely immerse yourself in the world’s oldest living Indigenous culture with the local family of Cooinda in Kakadu National Park. Join us for a captivating evening at the Dird Full Moon Feast, hosted at the picturesque Cooinda Lodge. This award-winning event offers not only a feast of local flavours prepared with traditional cooking methods, but also a deep connection to the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Local Bininj-owned business, Kakadu Kitchen, collaborates with Executive Chef Phil Foote and Kakadu Tourism to present a mouthwatering celebration of seasonal bush tucker. Enjoy a four-course Indigenous menu paired with native-inspired non-alcoholic beverages, a star presentation, and the evocative sounds of the didgeridoo.
Our next Dird Dinner will be held on Saturday 10 May. With limited spots available, book your seat at the table now - see link in bio.
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