Bungle Bungle Ranges Nestled in the far north-west of Western
Australia, the Bungle Bungle range in the World Heritage-listed
Purnululu National Park is one of Australia’s best-kept secrets.
For more than 350 million years, nature’s forces have shaped
these mysterious geological features in this prehistoric
landscape. Apart from the local Kija Aboriginal community, few
people knew they existed until the 1980s. Discover a world of
secrets in Australia’s far north-west The giant orange and black
striped domes rise out of the ground creating a bewildering
landscape unlike anything you have ever seen. One of the best
ways to appreciate the scale of this natural wonder is on a
scenic flight. As you sweep over the range, the intricate maze
of tiger-striped domes reveal a hidden world of narrow, sheer-
sided gorges lined with majestic palms and seasonal waterfalls
and calm pools. According to Aboriginal Dreamtime legends, the
amazing beehive-like domes that form the Bungle Ranges were
created by the Rainbow Serpent a