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This central area of Kakadu National Park combines deep Indigenous history with dense wildlife habitats.
Burrungkuy features ancient outdoor rock art galleries that tell Dreamtime stories. Nearby, the Yellow Water Billabong supports diverse birdlife and saltwater crocodiles.
You will also find the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre here. This region serves as the cultural and ecological core of the 20,000-square-kilometer park.
1-2 hoursRock art trails
This outdoor rock art gallery displays Dreamtime stories and the Lightning Man creation ancestor. Join a free ranger-guided talk during the dry season (May to October). This guided option helps you understand the stories behind the paintings.
2 hoursWildlife cruise
Take a boat cruise along a billabong filled with crocodiles, wild horses, and diverse birds. Book a sunrise or sunset departure for cooler temperatures. Animal activity is highest during these low-light periods.
1 hourCultural museum
This museum details the culture and history of the Bininj/Mungguy people. The building design represents a pig-nosed turtle. Read the personal quotes from Traditional Owners on the displays to connect with the land.
45 minsEscarpment views
A short, steep climb rewards you with sweeping views of the Arnhem Land escarpment and Anbangbang Billabong. This lookout provides an excellent sunset experience. It is much quieter than the Ubirr lookout.
