Culture

The Wadjabangayi People were tall, fit, and many, living healthy and strong on this Stratford Country. Sustained by—and sustaining—Country from the Dreamtime until just over a century ago.

As you venture through their homelands, still rich with markings, wells, artwork, artefacts, remains and intact ecologies, imagine the deep knowledge and careful stewardship that shaped this living landscape.

Jamba

Your Campsite

Purilla

A swamp filled with bewilderment

Experience the joy and wonder of cultural immersion, guided by a Custodial Elder along old walking tracks, through hunting and training grounds, prehistoric red sandstone caves, and the faded pink sands of ephemeral lakes, swamps and creeks. Through shared practice and story, you will engage with ancient ways of living and learn elements of the Wadjabangayi language.

Bangku

Our escarpment of artistical awe and wonder

Bandara

Open sky that holds the stories of Budhu, Kaakaraa and Dinjgan

Legally owning grazing country is humbled by the acknowledgment that Aboriginal Australians are culturally owned by the land.

We are but temporal on Traditional Wadjabangayi Lands. Country endures, holds memory, and teaches. As we walk together, there is much to learn, reflect upon, and heal through shared presence and respect.

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