The Pilbara region in Western Australia boasts a rich Aboriginal culture, with Aboriginal rock art tours offering a unique way to delve into its ancient art and history. Ngurrangga Tours, an Aboriginal-owned tourism company, provides a range of experiences, including rock art tours where guests can explore stunning locations, learn about bush foods and medicines, and view ancient rock art in the world's largest outdoor gallery.
Experience Murujuga Rock Art & Cultural Tours offer a 1.5-hour tour at Deep Gorge in Murujuga National Park, showcasing ancient rock art of cultural significance, some dating back over 50,000 years. While not in the Pilbara, the Kimberley region nearby also offers remarkable rock art experiences, including the Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw figures) and Wandjina traditions. These sites can be explored through self-drive trips, cruises, flights, or stays at coastal lodges.
These tours provide an immersive and educational experience, allowing travelers to gain insights into the Aboriginal history, culture, and art of the region from local indigenous guides. It's a memorable way to explore the rich heritage of Western Australia and develop a deeper appreciation for the ancient traditions that continue to influence the area today.