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wawa Euroa Wayilak

Duration

2 hours

Location

The Euroa Arboretum, Euroa, Victoria

Operates

All year round

Minimum Guests

10

Maximum Guests

20

Price

on application – private group bookings only, except for one off public tour in September.

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This wawa Euroa wayilak (young people) experience provides children aged 6-12 years with an introduction to Taungurung culture, specifically around cultural use of plants for food, medicine, and tools, all within the wonderfully engaging setting of the Euroa Arboretum.

This experience is a fun and immersive way for children and parents to develop or deepen their own connection to Country through hands on activities led by Taungurung guides.

We start with a traditional Welcome Smoking Ceremony which many wayilak may not have experienced before. Next, we embark on guided walk’n’talk journey to learn about the ways that Taungurung culture is connected to plants – this includes tasting bush foods, identifying plants and listening for frogs, insects and birds as indicators of healthy eco-systems. We finish with an art class and the opportunity for a photo wearing the possum skin cloak. We meet, we mingle, we move, we make. We look forward to welcoming you.

Inclusions

Led by Taungurung guides, Welcome Smoking Ceremony, Sensory plant journey including bush tucker tasting, art class and souvenir artwork for the children to take home

Experience details

2-hour cultural experience

Commences at the Euroa Arboretum at 10am and concludes there at 12.00pm

Toilets are available onsite

Art class – all materials provided

Carparking is available at the Euroa Arboretum entrance or at the picnic shelter, adjacent to the sculpture wall.

For detailed accessibility information please contact us hello@wawabiik.com.au

Please bring

A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen

A raincoat

Comfortable walking shoes

Reusable water bottle

Personal medications if required

Getting there

The Euroa Arboretum is located at 76 Euroa Main Road, Euroa, VIC 3666. If travelling by car, there is vehicle parking at the entrance. From the welcome sign, take the short board walk adjacent to the lake for 20m before turning right. From here, head for the picnic shelter 200m ahead. Toilet facilities are on your left. For a detailed map of the Euroa Arboretum, see here.

If you are travelling from Melbourne along the Hume Highway, after taking the Euroa exit, the Euroa Arboretum is on the right-hand side before reaching town.

Euroa is also serviced by public transport. For details see www.vline.com.au.

The train station is a 10-15minute bike ride from the Arboretum or a 45min walk.

There are multiple electric vehicle charging stations available in Euroa.

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We acknowledge and pay respects to Taungurung Ancestors and Elders, past present and emerging. We continue to remain strong in culture, traditions and memories of those who have paved the way for Taungurung People and Country. We move forward proudly and thank our Ancestors for their guidance and protection throughout our journey.

We really enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with staff from @campaspeshire on our wawa biik cultural experience this week.

We are now taking group bookings for June/July, please reach out to hello@wawabiik.com.au to book your team in for the ultimate cultural learning experience, on Taungurung biik (Country)!

#culturalconnections #taungurungbiik #culturallearning #teamday #teambuilding #nagambie #goulburnregiontourism

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We really enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with staff from @campaspeshire on our wawa biik cultural experience this week. 

We are now taking group bookings for June/July, please reach out to hello@wawabiik.com.au to book your team in for the ultimate cultural learning experience, on Taungurung biik (Country)! 

#culturalconnections #taungurungbiik #culturallearning #teamday #teambuilding #nagambie #goulburnregiontourism

Today is International Women’s Day!

We’re taking this moment to honour the strength, resilience and excellence of deadly women across Taungurung community. Our women carry culture, guide our young ones, protect Country and hold stories that keep us grounded. Their work, both seen and unseen, shapes our communities.

Today we also recognise the achievements of women around the world who stand strong, lift others up and create change in every space they walk into.

To all the deadly women in our community and beyond: we see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you.

Happy International Women’s Day!

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Today is International Women’s Day!

We’re taking this moment to honour the strength, resilience and excellence of deadly women across Taungurung community. Our women carry culture, guide our young ones, protect Country and hold stories that keep us grounded. Their work, both seen and unseen, shapes our communities.

Today we also recognise the achievements of women around the world who stand strong, lift others up and create change in every space they walk into.

To all the deadly women in our community and beyond: we see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you.

Happy International Women’s Day!

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We are always so grateful for the opportunity to yarn and share Culture with our local government partners, out on Taungurung biik, where we can immerse people in our stories. Great to welcome Benalla Rural City Council Executive staff and RAP team.

After much rain, our wawa biik bus sloshed us through the mud, we had time for reflection and connection at our cultural sites, we tuned in to the diversity of wildlife around us and had positive chats led by our guides Matt and Ben.

As we`ve said before, this is not work, this is an honour!

Deadly group. Deadly day! Ngun Godjin (thank-you!). 💌

#culturaltours #taungurungbiik #taungurungculture #respectforculture #walkingtogether #culturalimmersion

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We are always so grateful for the opportunity to yarn and share Culture with our local government partners, out on Taungurung biik, where we can immerse people in our stories. Great to welcome Benalla Rural City Council Executive staff and RAP team. 

After much rain, our wawa biik bus sloshed us through the mud, we had time for reflection and connection at our cultural sites, we tuned in to the diversity of wildlife around us and had positive chats led by our guides Matt and Ben. 

As we've said before, this is not work, this is an honour! 

Deadly group. Deadly day! Ngun Godjin (thank-you!). 💌

#culturaltours #taungurungbiik #taungurungculture #respectforculture #walkingtogether #culturalimmersion

A lovely day at Tahbilk with the Executive Leadership Team from Parks Victoria.

Ngun Godjin to our guides Anne and Ben and for everyone that joined us on biik today!

#taungurungbiik #tahbilktahbilk #culturaltours #culturalwalk #wetlandscruise

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A lovely day at Tahbilk with the Executive Leadership Team from Parks Victoria. 

Ngun Godjin to our guides Anne and Ben and for everyone that joined us on biik today! 

#taungurungbiik #tahbilktahbilk #culturaltours #culturalwalk #wetlandscruise
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