Birthplace of the Yuin People Biamanga and Gulaga National
Parks, Australia The weathered granite tors of the mountains
peaking through misty eucalypt forests of the lands now
encompassing Biamanga and Gulaga National Parks lie within the
traditional country of the Yuin [Djuwin] people. Aboriginal
people have inhabited the Yuin country since time immemorial.
Mumbulla Mountain is the central place of Aboriginal
significance in what is now Biamanga National Park and Gulaga
Mountain is the focal point of Gulaga National Park.
Mythologically these lands are interconnected and are viewed as
a single cultural landscape. The mountains, Gulaga to the north
and Biamanga to the south, dominate a landscape of mixed forests
and farmlands with the Aboriginal-owned former reserve of
Wallaga Lake between. Biamanga and Gulaga National Parks are
both listed as IUCN category II – national park. View images of
the park The management of national parks and nature reserves in
New South Wales (NSW) occurs with in the context of a