An aboriginal brought us and a group of people in, first to experience the strength standard, he will explain the skills to you in English, and then make a demonstration, each person can throw 3 times, the little girl unfortunately the team is the best ~ then Javelin, he will demonstrate skills, and then experience, facing the haystack with kangaroos printed on the front, it’s not as strong as it is, skills are very important~ Then he experienced stone painting before the opening of the performance. Experience tells you that after washing the pen It’s better to draw by sucking dry~ Then there will be performances, dances, and fire-fighting. You will be invited to dance together on stage. The interaction is very strong~ Remember to occupy the front row~
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What a fantastic experience this attraction is, I learnt so much about the aboriginal culture and even got to try boomerang and spears, thank you for such a brilliant day
While in Australia, we only had 30 minutes to visit this site. The Museum was small but very interesting and the gift shop very enticing. Wish we had more time!
Why were we the only people there? Don’t know but spending a couple of hours here was a lot of fun. We moved from station to station and learned about the Aborigine creation story, song and dance, foo...
Our cruise ship shore excursion to Tjapukai was too brief to do justice to this 40,000+-year-old culture. We only sampled a bit of what this cultural park has to offer, both day and night. It was ...
A very well put together package covering a range of activities from bush medicine, didgeridoo and dance demo to the highlight for me, the spear and boomerang throwing - I didn't know there was such a...
The Australian Government is committed to protecting Aboriginal culture and promotion. In Queensland, most of the aboriginal tribes living in tropical rainforests are TJAPUKAI, Chapukai, which has two branches, each Chapkai, men and women, because of the tropical rainforest. Follow the father's blood, define one from the rainy season or the dry season. Chapke people can't marry other tribes, they can only marry another Chapke, and it is said to avoid marriage by close relatives. And the totems of each of their aborigines represent different meanings for their own names.
There are many experience activities in the Chapkai Aboriginal Cultural Park. We chose to experience the evening bonfire party. The Aboriginal Cultural Park is less than half an hour's drive from Cairns. If you book a trip to the park, you can contact the park at the hotel in Cairns. We rented a car and drove by car. Bonfire party: 123 Australian dollars / person
a lot of guests attending the bonfire party, the aborigines will first give each guest a face painting as a welcome gift, black pigment is charcoal, white pigment is white gray, brown Yellow, etc. are earthy, and different colors and painting methods have different meanings.
Pumpkin_Plus_Watermelon
#Chapukai Aboriginal Culture Park is very interesting, the performance of the indigenous people is also inside. After entering the door from the rainforest entrance, the left door enters the zoo. After the tour of the dual-use boat is finished, the Aboriginal Cultural Park can be seen by the crowd. .
First of all, you can choose to watch an Aboriginal performance according to the performance time, and take photos with the indigenous people. Remember to take a program at the door. Otherwise, you must not understand them unless you are an Aboriginal. What is jumping.
Chapukai Aboriginal Culture Park is not just a performance show. After the performance, there are many interactive projects, there are throwing power labels, there are wind instruments, etc., you can also see the back to the standard processing area, it is recommended to buy a Going back to the standard, the indigenous people did it by themselves.
The entire play process is almost 3 hours, it is worth playing, open during the day and night. There is a shuttle bus to the town of Kuranda at the door, and you can get a bus back to Cairns after arriving in the town. #
Xiaoli_Journey
The second stop of Cairns went to the Chapkai Aboriginal Cultural Park. It was originally a one-person trip. All the trips that were reported through the hotel for a day trip, the hotel promised to be refreshed yesterday, but today it was told that it can only be arranged at noon. The fire is big, the sky is so hot, of course, I want to go back early, I cant just take the bus on my own day, and the taxi is too expensive.
After entering the Cultural Center, you will first arrive at the Historical Theatre. You can enjoy a film about the history of the contact between Europeans and Aboriginal people when Captain Cook landed in Australia; and the performance of the Genesis Theatre with live performances. Bajiao mythology, and performed in the Gabaga language. Then there are various aspects of the various aspects of Aboriginal cultural life, but the show is to show that the four indigenous dresses, not even a mother of the indigenous, feels a little boring.
The Aboriginal Center is said to have performed at night, but the price doubled.
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An aboriginal brought us and a group of people in, first to experience the strength standard, he will explain the skills to you in English, and then make a demonstration, each person can throw 3 times, the little girl unfortunately the team is the best ~ then Javelin, he will demonstrate skills, and then experience, facing the haystack with kangaroos printed on the front, it’s not as strong as it is, skills are very important~ Then he experienced stone painting before the opening of the performance. Experience tells you that after washing the pen It’s better to draw by sucking dry~ Then there will be performances, dances, and fire-fighting. You will be invited to dance together on stage. The interaction is very strong~ Remember to occupy the front row~
A folk culture park that showcases aboriginal culture, but here is exactly the kind of staged performance for tourists, which may be quite different from the life and work of the real aboriginals.
A good place to explore aboriginal culture. Although all performances are performed here, I feel that the form of the performance is also very vivid and the content is quite rich, so you can come to find out, it's pretty good.
It's relatively new. This is actually a folk culture park, but you feel as if there are some staff inside, just like the aborigines living here. They seem to be very involved in that role.
In addition to the Great Barrier Reef and the rainforest, it is also fun to learn about indigenous life, sacrificial traditions, and singing and dancing performances!