If you are in Kakadu National park, we recommend to see the Anbangbang rock shelter. It is an amazing place. To get the full experience either go there with a guide that can tell the story or as a minimum read all the posters. You need at last 1,5 hours to see it all and walk the path from the parking area to the cliff and back.

These 'galleries' are home to the most detailed and stunning rock art I saw in Kakadu National Park. There is archaeological evidence of people living here up to 22,000 years ago and some of the old people were still painting in the rock shelters in the 1960s. Rangers work to help preserve the paintings by removing wasp and termite nests and they use silicon drip lines to redirect water flows from the paintings. This was an area where clans came together to share stories & knowledge and teach the younger generation.