waradah aboriginal centre
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Our visit to the Waradah Aboriginal Centre was part of our tour of the Blue Mountains. The show duration is just about right, about half an hour, and it gave visitors a glimpse into the lifestyle led by Australia Aborigines via a series of dance performances. The cast members, all native Aborigines, were very good, and everyone in the audience loved it. Unfortunately, our bus was leaving as soon as the show was over, so we didn't have time to really shop, or take photos with the cast members. If you have the time, you should not miss it.
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Australia does not have enough of this type of celebration of our Aboriginal heritage and this one is top quality. It costs $15 (our tickets were free and I know other tours offer discounted tickets). For that you get a very authentic 25 minute show that gives a really good, though obviously limited, insight into the culture. The participants were extremely good and I left feeling like I had seen a great show. There is also a well stocked shop at the attraction.
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We enjoyed the aboriginal show downstairs - for only $10. It was about 20 minutes, but the information was good. The shop had all kinds of print art (pricey) and a wide variety of t-shirts. The cafe upstairs was slow in serving, but the food was decent. We also got great buys on $5 safari and baseball hats. The location is right next to the three sisters formation lookout. The aboriginal staff were kind enough to take photos (no fee) after their presentation.
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We visited here during the Blue Mountains tour with Andersons Tours.Was great place to visit. They do little stage shows of typical Aboriginal song and dance. Explained how the Aboriginal families work together, their different languages and how they hunted for food. Great lessons in history about Aboriginals and explains some of todays Australia. Very educational, great for both kids and adults. At the end of the shows you can get your pics with the guys.Great shop for gifts, Boomerangs and many other original and unique Aboriginal things
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If you want to learn about the aboriginallies this show is a must see. Excellent and informative. Very well done. Willing to pose for photos before and after the show although the time is limited due to only a short amount of time between the shows. an excellent show and resturaunt too. very happy we went there. the fee is small
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The Waradah Aboriginal Centre in Katoomba is a lovely place to gain a sense of the traditional Aboriginal people from this area. While I didn't see the show, I did spend a large amount of time wandering around the gift shop marvelling at the beautiful and intricate artworks on display. There are numerous unique items to see and available for purchase. The staff are also amazing. In particular, the staff who I met, Katie, Chris, Jess and Cecilia are polite and very customer service savvy. They all went out of their way to assist my family on our visit. Thanks for the great conversation girls!
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We travelled by train from Sydney to Katoomba (2 hours) in the Blue Mountains and then bought tickets for the Red Double Decker Hop On/Hop Off Bus which takes you on a tour of the Blue Mountain area. At one of the stops is the Waradah Aboriginal Centre.The performers are very good in their explanations of their ancestry, ceremonies and customs and one of them explained the origin of the Didgeridoo and demonstrated the noises that could be created from the instrument.A good 30 minute show for just AU$15.
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We made the 10am show here which was interesting, educational, and well worth $15AUD. Some hotels give you a pass, though we made up for this in the shop afterwards! The adjacent car park is $4AUD per hour.You will see dances, learn about the didgeridoo, where the performer's different tribes are from, and have an opportunity to take photos with them afterwards.There is an exhibition that explains the history since the English arrived which is very informative.The shop is well stocked with aboriginal art made or decorated by locals.Make this a stop on your tour - you won't be disappointed, wish there was more of this around Australia.
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My partner and I visited the centre and were quite pleased. All of the items in the shop were very interesting and well priced.The staff were very lovely and not 'in your face'. We ask some questions and they were delighted to help us. The show was beautiful and well done. Lots of information in a short period of time. Australia needs more celebration and sharing of indigenous culture! Respect to all performers.
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This was a great highlight of a tour that wasn't that good. It was very entertaining, educational, and well done. The cast was awesome and we learned a TON about aboriginal life and history. It seemed very authentic and we wish it had lasted longer. Definitely worth the price and something everybody should see while in the area.