Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre Guide
Discover the Living Culture of Kakadu Guide
The Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers a fascinating insight into the culture and history of the Aboriginal people of Kakadu National Park. This is more than just a museum; it's a place where you can connect with the stories, traditions, and art that have shaped this land for tens of thousands of years. Prepare to be immersed in a rich tapestry of knowledge and understanding. The centre's design is inspired by a Warradjan (pig-nosed turtle), a significant animal in Aboriginal culture. The exhibits showcase the Bininj/Mungguy people's connection to the land, their kinship systems, hunting and gathering techniques, and the importance of the seasons. Learn about the Dreamtime stories that explain the creation of the landscape and the origins of the plants and animals. The centre also addresses the impact of European settlement on the Aboriginal people and their ongoing efforts to preserve their culture. Visitors can explore the informative displays, watch captivating videos, and participate in cultural demonstrations. You can learn about traditional weaving, didgeridoo playing, and the creation of Aboriginal art. The centre also features a shop where you can purchase authentic Aboriginal art and crafts, supporting local artists and communities. It's a great opportunity to take home a meaningful souvenir and contribute to the preservation of this vibrant culture.
Transportation
The Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre is located approximately 2km south of Jabiru. It is best accessed by car. Follow the Kakadu Highway south from Jabiru and look for the signposted turnoff. Parking is available at the centre.
Opening Hours
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Daily
Ticket Price
Free entry