Here’s how it works. The Bungle Bungles are a collection of sandstone towers with distinctive orange and dark-gray stripes in Western Australia. Although Indigenous people have inhabited the ...

Criterion (viii): The Bungle Bungles are, by far, the most outstanding example of ... These reserves include the Western Australian Government’s Purnululu Conservation Park and Ord River Regeneration ...

The river comes between two cliffs and forms a deep pool in the gorge. Wolfe Creek Crater But it is the Wolfe Creek Crater and the Bungle Bungles which hold the most appeal. Neither is easy to get to.

up into the Bungle Bungles, out to Lord Howe Island, and clear across the Gibb River Road to the Indian Ocean. The shoes returned to L.A. in far better shape than I did. This week, I am back in ...

This ‘lost world’ of the Bungle Bungles in Purnululu National Park ... Continuing on, we rock-hop across the top of Big Mertens Falls, the river plunging dramatically off a high cliff and ...

It wasn’t until 1983 that airborne treasure-seekers, in the form of a documentary crew, dug up the booty, their film Wonders of WA unearthing the spectacular striped jewels we know as the Bungle ...

Drive up the Coral Coast to see the Unesco-listed Ningaloo Reef, then continue to the North West to visit Purnululu National Park, home to the Bungle Bungles’ dramatic sandstone karsts.

Along with catfish and barramundi, the river is home to a clever species ... to a day trip to the World Heritage-listed Bungle Bungles, a series of striped, beehive-shaped rock domes that is ...

A government contractor has died in searing heat in the world-heritage listed Bungle Bungles in Western Australia's far north. Man died after car break-down in Purnululu National Park Appears ...