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Mungo National Park

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This park is the focal point of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage area, which has a record of Aboriginal life stretching back over 60,000 years.

The remarkable Walls of China, 33 kilometres crescent shaped dune of orange and white earth formations, is a striking feature of the park. Wind and water have carved spectacular fragile formations of sand and clay. Erosion has uncovered extensive evidence of the Aboriginal occupation of this area.

Explore the backwoods on the drive-tour loop with many birds and animals species to view.

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Walls of China
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A lizard
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Burnt Sand Dunes
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Rock Forms
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An old homestead
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Elders
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Getting There: 110 Kilometres north-east of Mildura via Buronga along the Arumpo Road, or 147 kilometres north west of Balranald along the Ivanhoe Road. All roads are unsealed and are impassable after rain. A detailed information package is available from the office or the park's website. Water is a rare commodity in a semi-arid environment - always carry plenty with you. All roads in and around the park are unsealed. Many of them have little traffic, particularly outside holiday seasons. Always carry extra food and water in case of an emergency. If you become stranded stay with your vehicle!

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Location

Arumpo Mungo National Park Rd
Arumpo NSW

Getting There110 Kilometres north-east of Mildura via Buronga along the Arumpo Road, or 147 kilometres north west of Balranald along the Ivanhoe Road. All roads are unsealed and are impassable after rain. A detailed information package is available from the office or the park's website. Water is a rare commodity in a semi-arid environment - always carry plenty with you. All roads in and around the park are unsealed. Many of them have little traffic, particularly outside holiday seasons. Always carry extra food and water in case of an emergency. If you become stranded stay with your vehicle!