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Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park is a place
in Western part of Australia. This park is situated
in the East Kimberley Region. Two nearest cities from
this place are Kununurra in north and Halls Creek in
south. Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park is located
2054 km northeast of Perth. The park holds a position
in World Heritage List. The Committee has declared Purnululu
(Bungle Bungle) National Park as a World Heritage Site
in 2003 for its unique natural beauty.
Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park is well known
for its Bungle Bungle Range. This range acquires 45,000
hectares of land and the vast area of this place is
packed with structures of hives which are made in sandstone
and many small rocks created by the pebbles. This has
given a unique as well as thrilling look to the Purnululu
(Bungle Bungle) National Park. In fact the name Purnululu
is given by the native inhabitants (Kija Aboriginal)
of the place which means sandstone.
Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park is adorned
with strange structures which are the remarkable example
of natural phenomenon. You can be fascinated with the
sight of 578 meters high sandstone dome. These domes
have decorated with stripes which are of two colors,
orange and grey. This unique natural beauty of Purnululu
(Bungle Bungle) National Park attracts number of tourists
from the world.
How to reach Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National
Park
By air: you can reach the place by helicopter from
Turkey Creek Roadhouse at Warmun and it is 187 km away
from Kununurra.
By road: you can go to the place by car through Great
Northern Highway via Spring Creek Track. The journey
will take 3 hours to reach the place.
worldtravel4indians.com provides information about
Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park.
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