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Quinkan Galleries

Famous for its remarkable rock art, Quinkan Country is home to one of the world's most significant collections of prehistoric rock paintings. These extraordinary galleries are believed to be between 15,000 and 30,000 years old and are recognised on the Australian Heritage Estate. UNESCO has also listed Quinkan Country among the top ten rock art sites in the world.
Quinkan Galleries

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The Quinkan Galleries are internationally renowned and offer a unique opportunity to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Laura region. The site consists of five clustered rock shelters, each depicting its own stories and evidence of past occupation. The final shelter features the Quinkan family, including the tallest recorded Quinkan figure, standing at an over 3 metres high.

This is a special cultural site, and local Indigenous guides share its stories and significance with passion, knowledge and respect.

Guided Tours

Private guided tours are available from May to September and typically take approximately 2 hours. Tours are conducted by experienced local Indigenous guides and can be tailored to visitors. Bookings are essential and tour pricing is available on application (POA).

To book a private guided tour, visit the Ang-Gnarra Aboriginal Corporation website or contact the team directly:

Phone: (07) 4051 8471

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Self-Guided Tours

Self-guided tour options are also available for visitors wishing to explore the area at their own pace. Please contact Ang-Gnarra Aboriginal Corporation for current access information and conditions.