What is there to see at Murujuga National Park near Karratha?

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Set on Burrup Peninsula, Murujuga National Park is about 40 minutes from Karratha. Although there is no camping, the famous and diverse collection of petroglyphs and aboriginal history makes it a must-see destination. View the rock carvings by sauntering down the Ngajari (Deep Gorge) Boardwalk which stretches 700 metres. Visit during late afternoon when the sun hits the engravings and creates shadows that bring them to life. Besides the stunning rock formations, the whole area is teeming with mammals, birds, and reptiles, making it an excellent spot for wildlife watching.

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