Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park

Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park, traditionally owned by the Nganguraku and Ngaiawang people, lies on the banks of the Murray River in Australia. The park features yellow ocher cliffs that contain rock shelters dating back at least 5,000 years. A boardwalk runs along the river, offering visitors a close-up view of the area’s natural beauty. The rock art found here holds rich cultural significance, providing a tangible link to the deep history and traditions of the indigenous communities. Visitors can explore these ancient sites and gain insight into the enduring heritage of the land.