Ngala bus viewing stop

Ngala Tours at the National Arboretum Canberra

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Molonglo Valley, Molonglo Valley, Australian Capital Territory

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Forest Drive,
Molonglo Valley,
Molonglo Valley,
Australian Capital Territory
2611.

Ngala Tours – A new way to explore the Arboretum! Discover the National Arboretum Canberra as you take a forty-minute guided bus 'Discovery Tour' around the Arboretum, or join their Indigenous Visitor Services Officer for one of their immersive cultural tours. Ngala means ‘Any tree’ in the local Ngunnawal language. Ngala Tours are proudly sponsored by the Friends of the National Arboretum Canberra....

Product Types

  • Cultural and Theme Tours
  • Nature and wildlife
  • Sightseeing Tours
  • Walking and Biking Tours
  • Half Day or Less

Accreditation

  • ATEC COVID Ready/ WTTC Safe Travels Stamp
  • COVID Safe

Tours

  • Ngala Tours - Discovery Tour

    Ngala tour viewing stop

    Take a 40-minute guided bus tour with one of their friendly guides and learn the stories of the forests, enjoying two viewing stops with spectacular photo opportunities. Book up to two weeks in advance online or at the Information Desk in the Village Centre. Bookings close 50 minutes prior to departure. Suitable for all ages. Babies 12 months and under travel free on laps. Book a private family tour for up to eight people* or join a public tour. *Cost for sole use private family tour can take from one to eight people at the same flat rate. Terms and Conditions apply.

    Facilities found here

    • Carpark
    • Family Friendly
    • Non Smoking
    • Public Toilet
  • Ngala Tours - Walk on Country Tour

    Coolamon with white ochre

    Join an Indigenous Tourism Officer for a guided walk around the forests of the Arboretum, where you will see native plants that are used for medicinal, culinary, and Cultural use. This walk will bring the landscape to life allowing you to gain a deeper respect for Aboriginal Traditions and Culture. Hear stories about the use of stones axes, coolamons, skins, clapsticks with a hands-on artefact display… and also learn how to throw a boomerang. Hear why Caring for Country is vital and continues to play a significant role in Culture today. This immersive and enjoyable tour is a relaxing way to learn about Aboriginal Culture in a beautiful bush setting.

    Facilities found here

    • Carpark
    • Family Friendly
    • Non Smoking
    • Public Toilet

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