Mirima National Park Walk
YOUR EXPERIENCE PROVIDER
Waringarri Aboriginal Arts Tours
Immerse yourself in the richness of Miriwong culture among the ancient escarpments of Mirima National Park in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Take a 30 minute walk with our local Aboriginal tour guides, see some rock art, learn about bush tucker while sharing in the knowledge and stories of Miriwoong art and culture.
Insights into your experience
Walk amongst the ancient escarpments of Mirima National Park. Let our local Indigenous tour guides teach you about bush plants and their uses. Learn about the cultural importance of Mirima and the Indigenous history of Kununurra and its surrounds. Our local Miriwoong people will show you the rock art and describe their meanings on this 30 minute walk.
After our on Country walk we visit the oldest Aboriginal Art Centre in WA, Waringarri, meaning ‘big mob of people coming together’.
Engage and be inspired by our artists and experience the meaning behind their artwork as you watch them painting in their own studios. Take this unique opportunity to see through the eyes of an artist as they paint and create.
Enjoy some bush tucker, damper and a cuppa whilst listening to the mesmerising sounds of the didgeridoo.
To conclude your experience why not purchase a unique gift to remember our culture and your experience from the gallery.
Things to know
This 2.5 hour tour runs weekly on a Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00am.
What to Bring:
- Comfortable shoes
- Sunscreen and a hat
- Camera
Meeting point
Location
Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 16 Speargrass Rd, Kununurra, Western Australia.
