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Start a 2-hour guided tour at Tae Rak (Lake Condah), recognized by UNESCO for its cultural significance to Aboriginal people. Begin your adventure at the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre & Café, where you'll learn about kooyang or eels and their crucial role in Gunditjmara culture. Discover how these migratory fish have been integral over 6600 years through sustainable farming and water management techniques.
As you walk along a scenic boardwalk, explore ancient stone aquaculture sites and dams that showcase the advanced skills of the Gunditjmara people. Continue your exploration at Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, where remnants of kooyang traps, early Aboriginal dwellings, and lava flows reveal an intricate balance between human innovation and nature.
Marvel at one of the world's oldest aquaculture systems, which predates even the Pyramids or Stonehenge. The Gunditjmara ingeniously used volcanic terrain to construct a complex network for capturing, storing, and harvesting Kooyang, demonstrating remarkable resourcefulness and ingenuity in their techniques.
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Meet your guide at Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre.
Address: Vaughans Rd, Breakaway Creek VIC 3303, Australia.
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It is located on the shores of Lake Condah, in south western Victoria, approximately 45 minutes drive from Portland or Port Fairy, and an hour and 10 minutes from Warrnambool.
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