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Warrang-Bridil
Things To Do Burswood, Victoria Park, Western Australia
Cultural and Theme Tours
Warrang-Bridil is a 100 per cent owned and operated tour company based in Western Australia.
As the Elders of yesterday sat around the camp fires passing on stories of Nyoongar Culture, Ceremony and History, today they are guided by their spirits to continue the ancient practice.
Their signature tour is the “Ancient Gateway to a Modern City” walking tour. They also provide a range of Aboriginal cultural tourism services, story telling, Ceremonies, presentations, cultural awareness training and customised experiences.
Cultural activity experiences can include walk on country by the shores of the spectacular Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River) overlooking Perth City, Matagarup Bridge and the Optus Stadium Precinct; hearing stories of how the Nyoongar People lived with-in the natural environment; the importance of culture, language, values, relationships, responsibilities, a shared purpose, wisdom, knowledge and social structures; seeing Nyoongar cultural influence in the development of the Optus Stadium Precinct and Matagarup Bridge, welcomes to Country and smoking ceremonies.
Due to current health advice on social distancing, please contact the business for the most up to date information regarding opening times and services.
Facilities
Aboriginal Culture Art & Culture Australian Tourism Accreditation Basic Carpark China Ready Accreditation Cultural and Theme Tours Disabled access available Family Family Friendly Half Day or Less Public Toilet Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation Sightseeing Tours Walks Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council
Services
The Ancient Gateway to a Modern City tour is a scenic cultural walking tour led by an Aboriginal Guide.
Walk with your Nyoongar Guide on Country by the shores of the spectacular Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River) overlooking Perth City, Matagarup Bridge and the Optus Stadium Precinct.
Learn about pre-colonisation of the Nyoongar Nation, the importance of culture, language, values, relationships, responsibilities, a shared purpose, wisdom, knowledge and social structures.
Hear stories of how the Nyoongar People lived in a functional community with value, purpose and leadership in nurtured environments. See Nyoongar cultural influence in the development of the Optus Stadium Precinct and Matagarup Bridge.
Participate in a traditional Nyoongar Ceremony and view cultural tools and artefacts that paved the way for modern technology.
Carpark Family Friendly Public Toilet
