Cultural & Nature Tour at Bulgandry Aboriginal Area by Girri Girra Aboriginal Experiences
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
All fitness levels welcome; moderate walking required
Overview
Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art and cultural stories at Bulgandry Aboriginal Area. This engaging 2.5-hour tour offers a meaningful glimpse into Australia’s oldest living culture. Read on to find out what makes this site truly special.
Bulgandry Aboriginal Area
All Ages • 2.5 hours • 350m walk • View ancient Aboriginal rock engravings
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating journey through time as you explore ancient Aboriginal rock engravings. This easy 2.5-hour experience begins at the Kariong Eco Garden, where you'll learn about bush food, spirituality, and fire-stick farming. Connect deeply with the oldest living culture on earth through stories and knowledge shared by your guide.
Hear timeless stories, see original rock carvings and feel the power of connecting with this beautiful country.
Schedule
- Departs 9:00am
- 2.5 hours
- Distance: 350m
- Difficulty: Easy
About
Beginning at the Kariong Eco Garden, you will have the opportunity to stretch your legs and use the amenities. Next, hop back into your vehicle for a short four-minute drive to the Bulgandry car park. From here you’ll set out on a short walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock engravings. Connect to this beautiful country as you learn about bush food, medicines, spirituality, totems and fire-stick farming. Your guide will share stories and ancient knowledge that provide valuable insight into the oldest living culture on earth.
Note: The tour must depart at your booked time. No shows will result in a forfeit of tour costs.
Adventure Tips
Visit with a knowledgeable guide
Guided tours enhance understanding of the carvings’ history and significance.
Wear comfortable footwear
The terrain involves walking on uneven sandstone surfaces.
Bring water and sun protection
Prepare for outdoor conditions in bushland.
Respect the site and artwork
Follow guidelines to protect the carvings for future generations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern water dragons
- Kookaburras
History
The carvings at Bulgandry are believed to be over 2,000 years old, representing some of the earliest Aboriginal rock art in the region.
Conservation
The site is actively preserved, with guidelines in place to protect the carvings from damage and environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for walking on rugged sandstone paths.
Sun hat and sunscreen
Protects against the sun during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the tour.
Camera or smartphone
Capture the ancient rock art and scenic views.