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Things To Do Bendigo, Greater Bendigo, Victoria
Adventure and Outdoors Tours
Womindjika (Welcome) to Dja Dja Wurrung Country, where the ancient traditions of Djarra (People) continue to thrive today. For thousands of years, they have lived on and cared for this land, passing down stories, customs, and practices from generation to generation.
Walk with them as they explore significant places and landscapes, share stories and Language, and learn about the customs and practices that have allowed the Culture to thrive over the years.
Together, uncover the hidden depths of our shared history and the profound connections to Country that extend far beyond what meets the eye.
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From $85 to $195
Embark on an unforgettable journey through time with the Ulumbarra CBD Walking Tour in Bendigo, where you’ll explore the rich cultural heritage of the city and the living traditions of the Djaara people. This immersive experience will connect you to the ancient culture and provide a deeper understanding of Bendigo’s past, present, and future.
This unique experience promises to leave you with a newfound appreciation for the Dja Dja Wurrung culture and the unbreakable bonds that unite Bendigo’s people.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly Public Toilet$195
Join in on the awe-inspiring Kooyoora Cultural Tour and discover the rich history and natural wonders of the Mountain of Light.
Beginning with a traditional Welcome to Country Smoking Ceremony, their expert Djaara guides take you on a journey through lush landscapes and magnificent formations carved by nature over millennia.
Disabled Access
Carpark Non Smoking Public ToiletFrom $85 to $195
Step into Larni Garingilang, the Home of Growth, and walk alongside Djaara (Dja Dja Wurrung) Traditional Owners through the Bendigo Botanic Gardens, a significant Cultural landscape rich in native plant life.
Discover how native plants have long been used by Djaara people for food, medicine, tools, and ceremony. Learn how seasonal changes guide what is gathered, prepared, and shared, and how these practices continue to support cultural knowledge, health, and community today.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly Public Toilet
