Ngangki Parri Cultural Tour
Description
Join our Ngarrindjeri-Kaurna facilitator for a guided walking tour along the Ngangki Parri (Onkaparinga River).
Explore the deep cultural connection between Kaurna people and this waterway through traditional plant use, food sourcing, hunting practices and cultural landscape management.
Through storytelling on Country, learn about ancient scar trees, disturbed burial sites and the lasting impact of colonisation on significant areas.
FAQs
- What is the accessibility of this tour?
This tour requires a low level of fitness. The walking route will cover a distance of approximately 3.3kms and includes compacted gravel/dirt tracks and natural trail surfaces. The terrain is mostly flat, with some uneven sections and slight incline/declines in some areas.
- What are the public transport options to access the tour start point?
The tour start point is a 400m walk from bus stop 77 Commercial Road, or a 2.6km walk from the Seaford Meadows Railway Station.
- Do you accept Companion Card holders?
Yes, we welcome Companion Card holders, who can attend for free when accompanying a participant who has purchased a general admission ticket. The Companion Card will be required to be presented to the tour guide on the day.
- What should I wear and bring?
We recommend all participants wear weather appropriate and walking-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking footwear. Please bring a water bottle, and a hat, umbrella or sunscreen (if appropriate).
- What happens in the case of poor weather?
Our team will monitor weather conditions in the lead-up to the tour. If weather conditions will impact the safety or delivery of the experience, we will communicate any changes or cancellations with you prior to the day.
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