Bungle Bungle Range

Nestled in the northeastern corner of Western Australia, the Bungle Bungle Range stands as a top natural feature within Purnululu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This landscape is defined by its distinctive beehive-shaped domes, striped with alternating bands of orange and black sandstone. For centuries, these formations were known only to the local Aboriginal people until they were brought to wider attention by a film crew in the 1980s. Today, visitors can explore this unique terrain, experiencing the dramatic and visually striking rock formations that make the Bungle Bungle Range a remarkable destination.