Recent Visitors

Yung Balug Museum is receiving around 100 visitors a week. Please come and enjoy the experience and knowledge others have received. Visitors are coming to Boort from all states of Australia to learn more of Australia’s Indigenous history.

If you would like to visit, please contact Paul on 0417 333 171.

The Loddon Shire Tourism Department organised Dipper to visit the Museum for his TV program which will be screened in early 2024.

Students from the Pyramid Hill Catholic School writing and drawing about a scarred tree on the edge of Little Lake Boort.

A recent group from Bendigo experiencing a smoking ceremony before a visit to the Museum.

Here is a snippet of some of the comments we have received in the visitors book recently:

“Thank you for the interesting stories - this collection has inspired me and helped me fill my soul with hope.”

Gary from New Zealand

“Thank you - Feel very blessed to hear so much history of my local area that I was never aware of growing up.”

Sally

“This is an amazing place. It is my Disneyland, heaven on earth. Thank you so much, will be back again. Beautiful.”

Curt from Newstead

“Blown away with the knowledge - loved the photos.”

Denise

Boort has the largest concentration of scarred trees in Australia made with stone tools. Come and experience some of these amazing sights.