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For thousands of years the lands that make Kakadu and Arnhem have been used as the hunting and gathering grounds of the Indigenous people.
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For thousands of years the lands that make Kakadu and Arnhem have been used as the hunting and gathering grounds of the Indigenous people.
"My family clan is Murumburr, the traditional owning clan for Cooinda (Ngurrunggurrudjba). My mixed heritage reflects our country’s history, and I am proud to embrace all aspects of myself..."
Why Kakadu should be at the top of your holiday destination this year! Discover the ancient and wild Kakadu, a slice of paradise in outback Australia.
Get ready to take a step back in time and explore some of Kakadu’s ancient aboriginal rock art, visit spectacular waterfalls, water holes and learn about the oldest indigenous culture in the world.
Kakadu accommodation is as diverse as its landscapes and wildlife, offering something for everyone! From simple non-powered campsites through to luxury villas.
We’ve pulled together 5 ‘Must Do’ Tours for you to #DoKakadu - Get to know which tours and activities are available at what time of year so you don’t miss a thing on your holiday to Kakadu.
Son of Murumburr Traditional Owner and Founder of Kakadu Kitchen, Ben Tyler shares his knowledge and passion for country in the newly released children’s book ‘Walking In Gagudju Country’. Co-Authored with long-time friend and teacher, Diane Lucas.
If you’re looking for a unique gift for someone special in your life, we’ve made it easy for you to treat them to something special from Kakadu National Park. All you have to do is decide on which gift you’re going to share.
A firm favourite place to visit by locals, Maguk is a gorgeous swimming hole of crystal clear water that is fed by a waterfall. Maguk is a must see destination for any visitor to the park and easily done in half day.
From towering escarpments, refreshing waterholes, vast floodplains, cruising crocodiles, busy birdlife, ancient rock art and stunning woodlands, adventure is but just a step away.
Caring for Country is a way of life for Aboriginal people. It's been instilled from the beginning of time and continues to be passed down through each generation.
Hot summer nights. Colossal waterfalls. Rich wildlife. Magical sunsets. Epic lighting shows. This is the tropical summer season in Kakadu.
Tastes of Kakadu is back and better than ever with a huge range of cultural and culinary events.
Let’s face it, Kakadu is pretty hot for most of the year, so a crisp, cool swim at Jim Jim Falls after a short, but strenuous, trek is a truly rewarding experience.
We're pleased to announce that the newly-refurbished Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre has re-opened!
The Top End’s red carpet came alive on Thursday 14th January 2021 with local and internationally acclaimed actors, for the Darwin premiere of a Territory production ahead of its national release.