Mulka's Cave (Mulka' S Cave) is located on the northern outskirts of Hyden, a small town in the southwest of Western Australia, about 20 kilometers by car from the heart of Hyden, about 15 kilometers from the famous (Wave Rock) of Wave Rock, and about 350 kilometers from Perth, the capital of Western Australia.
Mulka's Cave is a natural cave made up of a curved boulder in which indigenous handmade prints are proud art in Western Australia, and there are still many indigenous rock paintings left in the cave to this day.
Muka (Mulka), whose name comes from the legend of the local aborigines, is rumored to be an illegitimate child born with cross-eyed eyes, but his cross-eyed eyes make it impossible for him to aim precisely at the spear, even though he is very tall. Become a successful hunter, out of frustration, he turns to capture and feed on human children, become the horror of the region legend that Mulka's Cave is where he lives. In the hole his much larger handprint remained on the rocks.
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