Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre (Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre) is located in the heart of the resort town of Halls Gap, located at the foot of (Grampians National Park) Hill at the foot of the Granping National Park in central Victoria, owned and operated by the aborigines of Australia. Australia's oldest Aboriginal cultural centre, the award-winning building tells every visitor the long-standing story of the native people.
Visitors to Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre, enjoy Australia's native flora and fauna, making it a great place to experience and appreciate aboriginal Australian culture. It not only provides information on the nature park, but also the Brownback Aboriginal Cultural Center. Through multi-media displays, art exhibitions, artifact exhibitions, cultural interviews and exciting events such as Digiridou music, traditional dance, basket-making, darts and paintings, To guide visitors to the indigenous community culture of (Western Victoria), West Victoria. Watching exhibitions, enjoying the unique scenery of Garrivide (Gariwerd), or having aboriginal guides lead them in exploring ancient rock art strongholds, and taking a glimpse of the mysteries of nature are all optional ways to visit. Gift shops sell handicrafts, ceramic products, paintings, darts and other arts and crafts full of indigenous cultural characteristics. The staff here will also teach you how to use the darts outdoors, and don't miss the chance to watch them show up.
