Embark on a one-of-a-kind immersive adventure following the sun across Australia, celebrating the world's oldest continuous living cultures.
This immersive multisensory experience allows visitors to walk deep into the Australian bush and encounter our unique wildlife, gaze into the night sky, and celebrate our diverse waterways. It will help visitors understand First Nations Australians' connection to Country over tens of thousands of years and how this ancient knowledge can help us build a future society.
'Country’ is a concept that captures Indigenous people’s relationships with land and all living things. Country includes animals, plants, people – it also includes the sky, sea, currents, winds, rain, rivers, stars, sun, moon and even rainbows! Everything has a story – and everything is connected.
Land Country
Begin your journey in a tranquil forest of Eucalypt trees, feeling the vastness of the landscape and the deep connection it fosters. If you peer between the warm rays of sunlight filtering through the trees, you might spot some of Australia’s iconic animals!
Experience the profound Indigenous knowledge and cultural expressions embedded in the forest, from tree carvings to cultural objects, highlighting the enduring bond between First Nations Australians and Country. Celebrate the ancient and ongoing significance of Country, a concept rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems and cherished in Australia today.
Sky Country
For millennia, First Nations Australians have looked to the skies as a map, guide, and connection to their ancestors. You will experience the breathtaking beauty of the Australian night sky as a First Nations story of the stars unfolds above, sharing insight into navigation, seasons, and cultural practice and reminding us of the deep connection between land and sky
Sea Country
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking underwater world of Australia. Experience the vibrant marine life and natural beauty of Australia's waterways while visitors learn how First Nations Australians have cared for our natural environment for tens of thousands of years.