GAKA YAWAL NGULLA – YENBENA YORTA YORTA WOKA – COME WALK WITH US, THE PEOPLE ON YORTA YORTA COUNTRY
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Traditional Yorta Yorta lands lie on both sides of the Murray River, roughly from Cohuna to Albury Wodonga.
Dhungala is the Yorta Yorta name for the Murray River.
They include towns such as Echuca, Shepparton, Benalla, Corowa and Wangaratta, extending northwards to just south of Deniliquin.
The Dharnya Centre, in Barmah National Park, is the cultural hub of the Yorta Yorta People.
This special place gives the Yorta Yorta People a place to share their knowledge, teach others, celebrate and heal the country.
Come to the Dharnya Centre, explore, experience and learn.
Kingfisher River Cruises
Experience Dhungala from a different perspective.
On board the Kingfisher, take in the Yorta Yorta People’s past, present and future.
The Kingfisher River Cruise offers the sights and sounds of the forest, lakes and river peacefully and naturally onboard the 8 metre eco-friendly Kingfisher River Cruiser.
From the comfort of the Kingfisher River Cruiser, you can enjoy the cultural commentary and witness the abundant wildlife that calls these waterways and forests home.
The 90-minute cruise along Dhungala and into the Barmah Lakes is an experience to savour.
Kingfisher River Cruises are found at the Day Visitor Area, Barmah National Park.
Further information about bookings, cruise days and times can be found via the Dharnya Centre at www.dharnyacentre.com.auDharnya Centre, Sand Ridge Track Barmah National Park, phone (03) 4439 1120, open Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm.