
Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) Rock Art Site
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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.


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.