Aboriginal Rock Art

The Top End is one of the best places to see Australia’s Aboriginal rock art sites, showcasing ancient stories, traditions and connections to Country. Across sandstone galleries and shaded rock shelters, these artworks reflect thousands of years of culture and a deep relationship between people and the landscape. Ubirr and Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) in Kakadu National Park, as well as remote sites in Arnhem Land, are some of the top spots for admiring the magnificent Indigenous artworks out in nature.