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| Brambuk operates two separate tours which showcase the Aboriginal heritage and exceptional environment of the area. |
| Aboriginal people have always known the Grampians as Gariwerd. |
| Gariwerd is a spiritual place, a place rich in dreaming stories, sacred sites, bush-tucker, water and shelter, a place central to the dreaming of the Djab Wurrung and the Jardwadjali peoples; it is home to 90% of the Rock Art sites in Victoria, with some dating back 22,000 years. Their descendents are still involved in Gariwerd and maintain the culture and the stories of the land. |
| The Grampians National Park itself is internationally renowned for its abundant wildlife, waterfalls, rugged rock formations, spectacular views and stunning spring wildflower displays. |
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| Learn the local Dreamtime creation story, view the ancient Rock Art at the resting place of the Creator Spirit Bunjil, his two helpers the Bram-Bram-Bult brothers, and learn about the spiritual significance of the area. |
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| Be immersed in the Aboriginal culture and spectacular environment of the Grampians National Park, learn ancient practices see a variety of ancient rock art and view the Park from the best vantage points. |
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