Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) Rock Art Site

Home to 30,000 Years of Aboriginal Rock Art

Burrungkuy/Nourlangie is a cultural highlight of Kakadu, showcasing ancient rock art that tells stories of traditional life and early European contact. A 1.5 km circular walk, with wheelchair-accessible sections, guides visitors through this open-air gallery of shelters, artefacts, and paintings—bringing Kakadu’s rich heritage to life.

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Yibekka Rock Art Tours

Located at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), in the heart of Kakadu lies incredible rock shelters full of ancient art and stories. Join local Aboriginal tour guides on a 2 hour tour. Learn about the cultural and family stories of the last great rock art painter in Kakadu.

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Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp Journey Through Time Nourlangie Tour

Step back in time to discover the ancient stories of the sacred Burrungkuy rock art site on this immersive tour with a local Kakadu Bininj guide.

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The hike to Motor Car Falls in Kakadu is 100% worth it!
Tucked away in the southern part of the park, this spot is one of Kakadu’s hidden gems. The walk in takes you through lush monsoon forest, and the plunge pool at the end is perfect for a swim. Peaceful, scenic, and pure magic.

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Great news! Gunlom Falls now set to open Friday 4th July, 2025.

After trying to open back in May, Gunlom Falls is finally ready to welcome you from 4th July 2025 – fashionably late, thanks to a soggy surprise from Mother Nature and a cheeky saltwater croc! 🐊

Rangers have been working hard—fixing roads, clearing debris, and safely relocating the crocodile from the lower pool. The area is nearly ready for visitors. As always, Be Crocwise and drive safely on 4WD tracks. Kakadu Adventure Tours are available for those not self-driving.

See our website for tour information: kakadutourism.com/see-and-do

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Visiting Arnhem Land and Kakadu National Park is an unforgettable experience in Australia. Located in the Northern Territory, these regions are incredibly rich in Aboriginal culture. Kakadu is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its ancient rock art, vast wetlands, and diverse wildlife.

Arnhem Land, which requires a permit to visit, is still owned and managed by Indigenous communities. It offers a deep cultural connection and a chance to experience one of the most untouched landscapes in the country.

If you're interested in history, nature, and Indigenous culture, this part of Australia is truly special.

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💚 We’re celebrating 50 years of @naidocweek Week and 65,000 Years of Indigenous Culture.

Join us Saturday 5th to Sunday 13th July to celebrate the rich culture and history of Australia’s First Nations peoples. It’s a meaningful time for Bininj communities across Kakadu, and we invite you to join us for a week of all-ages activities, bush-inspired cuisine, and opportunities to connect, learn, and celebrate on Country.

See our website for the full list of events - kakadutourism.com

#naidocweek #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #celebration #culture #indigenousculture #cooindalodge #crocodilehotel

Cahills Crossing is one of Kakadu National Park’s most fascinating spots. This tidal crossing over the East Alligator River is known for its large population of saltwater crocodiles, which can often be seen lurking nearby, especially when the tide is high.

An important reminder to respect the wild and watch from a safe distance. 🐊

#cahillscrossing #crocodile #saltwatercrocodile #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #ntaustralia

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