Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) Rock Art Site

Nourlangie Holds 30,000 Years Worth of Aboriginal Rock Art

Standing as a testament to Kakadu's World Heritage status, Burrungkuy/Nourlangie is the key attribute in its cultural significance. Renowned for its astounding rock art, this iconic site chronicles life in Kakadu National Park, capturing the moments leading up to the first encounters with European explorers. A 1.5 km circular walk leads to the base, with wheelchair-accessible sections, immersing all visitors in a visual odyssey through time—an open-air cultural museum. Here, paintings, shelters, and artefacts vividly showcase traditional ways of life from various epochs, offering a captivating glimpse into the rich heritage of the area.