The Warburton township, located approximately 1,540 kilometres northeast of Perth, is an Aboriginal community on private land and is not open to the public. Central Land Council permits must be obtained by potential visitors.
This remote community sits between the Gibson and Victoria Deserts, providing rich, scenic ranges, red soil, spinifex, mulga and desert oaks. Warburton is home of the extraordinary Warburton Glass and traditional art made by local Aboriginal artists.
Tjuluru, the Warburton Arts and Cultural Centre, houses an exhibition of local Aboriginal artworks including paintings, artefacts and stunning glass pieces. It provides historical and contemporary examples of the vibrant Ngaanyatjarra world, where every feature of the landscape is known and named.
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