Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre is an important place to learn about the culture, history and traditions of Kakadu’s Bininj/Mungguy Traditional Owners. Through the displays and exhibitions, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the connection between Bininj/Mungguy, their families and Country.
The extensive cultural displays share stories about life in Kakadu, including kinship, traditional practices, tools, art and the experiences of Traditional Owners growing up on Country.
Visitors can also discover Aboriginal art and traditional skills including weaving, painting and sculpting. Artists and weavers often give demonstrations at Warradjan, providing another opportunity to learn about the living culture of Kakadu.
Visitor Information
- Location: Kakadu Highway, approximately 1 kilometre from Cooinda Lodge
- April to October: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm daily
- November to March: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm daily
- Building: The Cultural Centre is shaped to represent a warradjan (pig-nosed turtle)
- Entry: Free
