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Kakadu is internationally-renowned for its Aboriginal rock art, dating more than 20,000 years – the reason why Kakadu is a World Heritage-listed national park.
The Territory Art Trails take you on a journey through Kakadu to walk alongside a local guide to explore the rock art and marvel at nature. Step back in time and learn about traditional foods, listen to creation stories or practise basket weaving skills. You’re guaranteed to walk out with new knowledge and a deeper understanding of Territory’s Top End.
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