Aboriginal Cultural Experience & Tours
See it, Feel it, Experience Aboriginal culture up close.
Established in 2014, Karrke is the Aboriginal name, in the Aranda language, for the western Bowerbird. This bird can be found in this area of Watarrka (Kings Canyon National Park) and Central Australia.
The male bird, with a vibrant pink plume atop its head, artfully decorates its bower with a delightful array of berries, flowers, and glistening trinkets, all in effort to captivate the attention of a potential female bird of its kind. When selecting a symbol and name for our business, we carefully considered this bird can metaphorically carry our visitors away, allowing them to share their extraordinary experiences with friends and family to entice them to explore the enchanting realm of WATARRKA and surrounds.
1-Hour Cultural Tour
Immerse yourself in an incredibly genuine Aboriginal cultural experience! Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience and Tours offers a truly unique experience.
Where We Are
Karrke is situated on the southeastern boundary of the Watarrka National Park, NT approximately around 5 hours and 30 minutes southwest of Alice Springs and 3 hours from Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.
Immerse yourself
"Just brilliant! It was wonderful to learn from Peter and Natasha about their lives and traditional aboriginal lives including foods, customs, art, hunting and more. I admire their commitment to help others understand aboriginal culture… in this part of Australia. Their attention to detail, timing and presentation was excellent. Even my teens found it very interesting."
