Indigenous people in Australia belong to many diverse cultures and no two are the same. There are over 365 language groups in Australia and more than 60 in Western Australia alone. They have adjusted to changing times, but still hold traditional cultural beliefs and values, especially in remote/rural communities. Cultural heritage, spirituality, family lines, dance and dreamtime stories are a vital part of life. In Perth, you can listen to Noongar Radio on 100.9FM .  Throughout WA you can enjoy a diverse range of Authentic Indigenous experiences ranging from traditional dance and dreamtime stories to contemporary history, bush tours and art. To help you find these experiences visit the WAITOC (Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Committee), the industry representative body with information to help you to find the best Indigenous Experiences in WA. Also visit Aboriginal Tour Operators website or follow the links below. Individual Indigenous people making significant contributions to improving outcomes for indigenous people and breaking down divides between aboriginal and white Australia.  Reconciliation Australia has been set up to build relationships for change between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.   The  EON Foundation is a charitable foundation formed to provide assistance to indigenous individuals and communities. It addresses social, health, educational and economic concerns, with a particular focus in Western Australia. .  

The WA State Government has made significant changes to legislation relating to the involvement of Aboriginal people on land and water managed by the Department of Parks and Wildlife.
These changes recognise Aboriginal connection to lands, and will enable Aboriginal people to become more involved in managing land and using parks and reserves for customary activities. They will help the department build strong relationships with Aboriginal people and provide opportunities to resolve native title.

Below are links to just some of these experiences arranged by tourism region.

• The Kodja Place 
  The Kodja Place is the result of the district’s cultures working in harmony with a single goal. An architecturally designed, purpose-built rammed earth building houses a multifaceted display of artefacts, stories, interactive displays, exhibits, pictures, and entertaining hands-on devices adjacent to a spectacular Rose Maze.
  It tells in a vital, vivid, human and sometimes confronting manner the Kojonup story and the influences, cultural, economic and geographic, that formed the Kojonup of today.
  

Australia's Golden Outback 

• Shire of Ngaanyatjarraku  
  The area serviced by the Shire is rich in culture and history. The country offers brilliant blue skies, dramatic red ground and remarkable flora and fauna.

• Kepa Kurl 
  provides quality 4-wheel drive Eco-cultural discovery tours. Local guides will interpret and share the areas cultural history, significant heritage and environment from an Indigenous perspective.

• Morapoi Indigenous Station Stay less than 2 hours North of Kalgoorlie, Marapoi is the ideal place for your family getaway, group camp, cultural encounter, or as a stepping stone into the northern goldfields and the western desert

• Noongar Radio   100.9FM

• Aboriginal Art and Craft Gallery Kings Park 
  situated in the beautiful Kings Park, is the perfect place to learn of and view authentic Aboriginal art and Culture.

• Artitja Fine Art
  Specialists in Australian Aboriginal art from remote and regional desert communities.

• Home Valley Station

•   Karijini Eco Retreat is the first and only permanent up-market, luxury accommodation in the Park! Offering quality accommodation and facilities, the management and staff look forward to welcoming you to a unique world of environmentally friendly, affordable accommodation with a touch of luxury and a taste of genuine mateship and hospitality in outback Western Australia!     

• Manbana Aquaculture & Discovery Centre 
  Learn about the diverse waterways of the Kimberley and the unique role it played in the lives of the Kimberley people.

• Kooljaman at Cape Leveque
  Need a break from your busy life? Then come to the multi award winning, beautiful, remote paradise of Kooljaman at Cape Leveque Wilderness Camp for a bit of rest and relaxation.