Aboriginal People

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Experience the many moods of Uluru at sunset with an uninterrupted view on this two hour tour. Admire the immensity of Uluru as you immerse yourself in the environmental changes of this world-renowned icon. Relax with a glass of sparkling wine and light refreshments as the sun sets in the west.

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Womin djeka! Journey into the ancestral lands of the Koolin nation and explore their rich and thriving culture.  Discover with your Aboriginal guide traditional uses of plants for food, tools and medicine. Develop an understanding of, and respect for, the customs and heritage of the our First Nations people. The Aboriginal Heritage Walk won an award for face-to-face interpretation and is also a Victorian Tourism Award winner. A note for participants: At Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria we acknowledge the rich diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, representing more than 250 language groups across Australia. We invite you to join this walk with an open heart and mind to deepen your understanding of First Peoples' heritage and living culture—especially in relation to the plants and landscapes of Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.

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Experience the wonders of Uluru as part of your Northern Territory adventure. Travel in air-conditioned comfort, hear intriguing stories and learn the secrets of this unique world-renowned destination. We provide BBQ, beverages and snacks so all you have to do is focus on your incredible surroundings. All activities are considered very safe for all age groups. They do not require a high level of fitness or agility. You’ll enjoy: Watching the sunset at the sacred site of Uluru with a glass of bubbly Uluru: Guided Mala Walk Uluru: Guided Mutitjulu Waterhole Walk Aboriginal Cultural Centre Mount Connor Lookout (Alice Springs start only)

Be touched by the most ancient human culture on earth in a 90-minute leisurely walkabout with an Aboriginal guide in The Rocks Sydney, and journey into DreamTime, the culture of Aboriginal People. illi-Langi The Rocks Aboriginal Dreaming Tour is 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned and was developed by Aboriginal Elder, Margret Campbell, a Dunghutti – Jerrinjah woman. It is led by Aboriginal guides who have her permission to share her cultural knowledge. The tour gives you the opportunity to discover how the ancient Aboriginal DreamTime is still alive within the modern Sydney landscape and how the billion-year-old harbour, marine environment, sandstone strata, waterways, flora and fauna continue to influence how Aboriginal people live today.

Small class size of 4 people ensures individual personal attention and instruction. You will learn how to safely and successfully throw a authentic hand made Aboriginal returning boomerang.

Enjoy a 2 hours inmersion in nature in the middle of the biggest city of the Dominican Republic. With me you will learn in a fun way the unique ecosystem that this amazing place keep. I will show you how the Dominican Culture is related to nature, will show you the speleothems that nature artistically create in the caves. Will take you to every corner of the park and will tell you the importance and characteristics of each place, will show you the best places to take the best pictures for your trip memories. With me you will learn about the aboriginal people that once inhabited the island and left part of their culture inside the caves. I'm sure you are going to love this tour and remember this as one of the best parts of your vacation.

Experience a fantastic 3-hours adventure riding a comfortable Electric Bike City or E-Bike Trekking : useful also for people who are not trained. To start the guided tour we will visit the Dunes of Maspalomas and the Maspalomas Botanic Park. After We will cross a wonderful green Valley adorned with palm trees, plants, cactus and typical canary flowers in an incredible itinerary immersed in nature. Once you reach the top of the mountain of Ayagaures, you will have the opportunity to pause for 10 minutes where you can taste a soft drink made of tropical fruit in a Tapas Bar built inside an old Aboriginal cave dating back to the prehispanic era. If you want, you can taste the typical Canarian Tapas for an extra cost of 15 € per person minimum 2 persons (Tapas are not available on July and August). After the 10-minute break, we will continue towards the Ayagaures dam, a large water reservoir. The return is all downhill and even more exciting. The tour is not off-road.

Discover the magic of Australia's Kakadu National Park on this full day trip from Darwin. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre to view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Cruise along the famous Yellow Waters, while looking out for crocodiles on the riverbank and visit Nourlangie Rock, famed for its ancient Aboriginal rock art.

This is a controvertial topic. We will discover Patagonia indigenous people’s history and present while walking through Bariloche downtown. Who are they? How is their culture? When and how did they arrive? How did the European colonization impacted on them? And how did the expansion of Argentina state into Patagonia? What is their current status?

This multi-adventure circuit allows you to try 4 different attractions in an easy level, where enjoying and safety are the most important things. You will be able to enjoy each sport with time and in a great natural place, with good weather and better landscapes. You will learn not only alpinist tecniques, but also history about the island.

 Aboriginal Blue Mountains Day Tour–The Catherine’s Walk, unites you with the cultural roots of Australia’s first inhabitants and gives you a great experience of the local folklore, history and personalities to discover the magic of the ancient earth and people who thrived upon it.

FIRST AUSTRALIANS TOUR departs at 3pm daily. Visit the National Museum of Australia and experience the world’s oldest living cultures of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The First Australians Tour provides an insight into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' history, cultures, spirituality and connections to country, with a focus on the First Australians gallery. The best way to see and experience the National Museum of Australia is to take a guided tour.  Our highly knowledgeable guides bring the objects to life by explaining the history and stories behind them.  Guided tours in languages other than English are available by advanced notice, please email bookings@nma.gov.au

Spend a full day visiting the heritage-listed Grampians National Park, famous for its natural beauty and Aboriginal rock art. Get spectacular views from Boroka Lookout, Reed Lookout and Balconies Lookout; cool off at MacKenzie Falls; browse the displays at Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre; and take easy hikes through gorgeous landscapes. You're bound to see native Australian wildlife, maybe even kangaroos bouncing around.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit a modern-day Aboriginal community. It will provide you with an insight into the Tiwi people’s rich culture and lifestyle. The tour will reveal scenes seldom seen by many outsiders and will leave you with a lifetime memory. Many cities are blessed with island destinations close by, but only Darwin has the Tiwi Islands.

As the closest aboriginal village to Taipei, Wulai is a favorite destination for city dwellers looking to find a quick escape. You can experience push-car; visit Wulai Waterfall; enjoy aboriginal folk dance show; see Swallow Lake and Chieftain Statue. This is the best tour for you to step to aboriginal life and cultures. Besides, you can have chances to be close to those aborigines.

Ready to learn about the REAL history of Canberra – the one excluded from the history books and your standard tour of Canberra? Join this entertaining and educational walking tour of Canberra and discover the true movers and shakers behind our city. Learn about Australia’s hidden women's history as you walk among some of our nation’s most iconic cultural institutions and monuments. Hidden between the National Archives, the National Library, and the National Gallery are the stories of women who designed cities, changed Australia’s constitution and dismissed governments. You will be guided through Australia's capital city by locals with a great sense of humour, a genuine passion for Canberra and women's history, and plenty of fun facts to share. We promise you'll leave feeling inspired by Canberra's remarkable (and frankly pretty unexpected!) women's history, and you might even make a few new friends along the way!

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the local Aboriginal people, and create your own piece of Aboriginal Art to take home. Choose an animal ply wood cut out and start to create, you'll be guided by the aboriginal artist as to the meanings and interpretations of the art. After lunch we enjoy a refreshing swim in the stunning crystal-clear blue waters of a local freshwater swimming hole, perfect for rejuvenating your body, mind and spirit. Float down the 'magic carpet ride' of pandanus palms, a tunnel of palms that floats you through this serene water park. Enjoy a natural 'spa' by sitting underneath one of the waterfalls. *Lunch is not included in your tour. We like to support our local cafes, lunch can be purchased on route, or at the natural water park, alternatively you can bring your own packed lunch (we have a cooler / esky on board the bus)

Go off-road in a custom-designed 4WD vehicle and reach destinations that are otherwise difficult to access. Through the Central Australian landscape, we’ll take you down the very edge of the Finke River and into the amazing Palm Valley. You’ll see the important sights and visit an Aboriginal community, Hermannsburg, known to the local Arrernte people as ‘Ntaria’.

Proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Explore the heart of Adelaide (Tarntanya) through a First Nations perspective, walking and learning about the wonderful and tragic colonial history of our state's capital. We will visit prominent structures of power within the CBD, discussing South Australia's history. Walk together in the spirit of harmony and reconciliation as we learn about the significance of these locations to Kaurna culture. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.

Southern Cultural Immersion proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Get to know the historical and cultural significance of the Adelaide Botanic Garden, one of Adelaide's premier tourist locations. As you embark on this interactive group tour led by a First Nations guide, be exposed to the stunning gardens and the abundance of native plants growing on Kaurna Yerta. Discover the Indigenous plants and their traditional uses, to learn about the significant connection between Aboriginal people and their Country. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.