Maningrida is a self-governing indigenous community in the heart of the Arnhem Land. The township dates back to just after WWII, with migration into Maningrida reflected in linguistic variety and cultural diversity evidenced by the different religious ceremonies and multitude of artistic forms in design, music and dance.
Recognised nationally and internationally, this is one of the powerhouse art areas of central Arnhem Land. Bark painting, pandanus weaving and wood carvings - especially the Mimi spirits - are all distinctive features of the artistic endeavour. The excellent Djiom Museum is a highlight, showcasing the richness of the ceremonial apparel and intricacies of the material culture.
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Departure HotelsChampagne Bay
Loll on the whitest beach in
the Pacific Islands or test your
fitness in a game of volleyball.
Isle of Pines
Swim in crystal waters of the
Natural Aquarium and admire
the island´s pine trees.
Mystery Island
Go snorkelling in nearby
reefs and listen to local
music while you relax.
Pentecost
Watch incredible displays
of land diving.