Nourlangie (Burrungkuy)

Overview

Nourlangie (Burrungkuy) is a prominent sandstone rock formation in Kakadu National Park, renowned for its ancient Aboriginal rock art and stunning panoramic views. It offers insights into the cultural and natural heritage of the area.

Nourlangie is significant for its Aboriginal rock art, which dates back thousands of years and provides a window into the lives and traditions of the Indigenous people of the region.

Cultural Site Nature Reserve

Location

Address

Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory

Neighborhood: Kakadu National Park

Coordinates

-12.274700, 131.101900

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

wednesday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

thursday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

sunday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Admission

Adults

$40

Children

$20

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

April to October

Best Time of Day

Early morning

Cooler temperatures and fewer crowds

Duration Recommendations

Minimum

1 hour

Recommended

3-4 hours

Full Experience

Half day

Seasonal Highlights

spring

Warm and pleasant

• Wildflowers
• Lush landscapes

summer

Hot and humid

• Waterfalls
• Swimming holes

autumn

Mild and dry

• Clear skies
• Cooler temperatures

winter

Cool and dry

• Wildlife spotting
• Clear views

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

Bring water and sunscreen
Wear appropriate footwear
Respect cultural sites

What to Bring

essential

Water Sunscreen Hat

seasonal

Rain jacket Insect repellent

not allowed

Drones Pets

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: Moderate

• Hydrate regularly
• Avoid walking in extreme heat

Medical facilities: Limited medical facilities available

Payment Information

Accepted

Cash, Credit Card

Currency

Australian Dollar (AUD)

Typical Costs

entry $10

parking $5

food $15

souvenirs $20

Dress Code

Casual and comfortable, Comfortable walking shoes, hat, and sunglasses, Closed-toe shoes recommended, Inappropriate or revealing clothing

Booking Tips

• At least a week in advance
• Official Kakadu National Park website
• 48 hours in advance
• Available for guided tours

Amenities

Restrooms

Gift shop

Atm

Wifi

Lockers

Wheelchair rental

Stroller rental

On site restaurant

Cafe

Picnic areas

Outside food allowed

Digital Services

Mobile App

Kakadu National Park App

Size: 100 MB

Features: Map, Audio guide, Tours

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor Center, Cafes

Charging Stations: Visitor Center

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: Darwin International Airport

Distance: 250 km

Travel Time: 3.5 hours

car

$50-70 3.5 hours

public_transport

$30 4.5 hours

From City Center

Distance: 250 km

car

$50-70 3.5 hours

bus

$30 4.5 hours

taxi

$200-250 3.5 hours

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: Deep cultural significance and natural beauty

Historical Significance: Site of ancient Aboriginal rock art and cultural practices

Insider Tips

Best views at sunrise
Guided tours offer deeper cultural insights

Local Recommendations

• Try local bush tucker
• Visit the visitor center for cultural insights

Language Help

Useful Phrases

hello G-day

thank_you Thanks mate

where_is Where's

how_much How much?

beautiful Beautiful

ticket Ticket

Guide Languages: English, Local Indigenous languages

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Nourlangie Rock Art Site

Best Time: Early morning

Tips: Capture the rock art details

Result: Unique cultural photographs

#Kakadu #AboriginalArt

Photography Rules

allowed areas Outdoor areas, Viewpoints

prohibited areas Restricted cultural sites

flash photography Not allowed in cultural sites

commercial photography Permit required

drone policy Prohibited without special permit

tripod policy Allowed in designated areas

selfie sticks Allowed

Nearby Attractions

Ubirr (Rock Art Site)

Distance: 30 km

Walking: N/A

Type: Historical Site

Yellow Water Billabong

Distance: 40 km