Taungurung Cultural Experiences
wawa, Wumindjika
(Hello, welcome)
We are Taungurung, the First Nations People and Custodians of the rivers and mountains of Taungurung Country in Central Victoria, Australia. wawa biik translates to ‘hello Country’ in our language. It is our proud acknowledgement of biik (Country) as the keeper of our living Culture and stories.
wawa biik offers immersive, educational cultural experiences that honour and regenerate our stories and contribute to the positive future of Taungurung Culture and biik. wawa biik is owned and operated by the Taungurung Land and Waters Council.
Events and Stories You May Like
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wawa biik is set for tourism growth!
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Country
Keeping Culture strong on Country: The passing down of Taungurung Knowledge
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Community
The journey of Truth-telling and Treaty
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Community
Finding purpose on Country: why the value of wawa biik extends beyond the tours.
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Experiences
Biik is alive and sustains Taungurung living culture – it always has. Our wawa biik experiences celebrate this induring and deep relationship to biik. Guided by passionate leaders of the Taungurung community, you will connect with the people, places, and perspectives at the heart of our Culture. We share our journey of resilience that spans thousands of years as it continues to inspire our present day caring for biik responsibilities. We look forward to
welcoming you on our half day experiences departing from Nagambie and Euroa.
wawa biik
A wawa biik experience ignites the fire in the belly and warms the hearts of those who connect to our stories on biik.
We believe it is the small moments that we share together on and with biik that spark the revitalisation of our living Culture:
The moment you hear the beauty of Taungurung language lovingly revived and spoken by Taungurung People and our visitors.
The moment you touch a hand-carved daanak (coolamon) – an honoured skill passed down from Taungurung Ancestors to our youth.
The moment you move through the smoke as it cleanses both spirit and the land during a traditional ceremony that spans thousands of years.
The moment you try bush foods that sustained our Ancestors and are still present on Country today.
We yarn, we walk, we listen, we laugh, we learn, and we reflect.
wawa biik is your invitation to deeply connect.
