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Encyclopedia > Tjapukai

Tjapukai are an Aboriginal people located in Queensland, northern Australia. A 19th century engraving of an indigenous Australian encampment. ... Motto: Audax at Fidelis (Bold but Faithful) Nickname: Sunshine State/Smart State Other Australian states and territories Capital Brisbane Government Governor Premier Const. ...


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Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park - Cairns - Australia (108 words)
The Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is one of Cairns', and Australia's, premier Aboriginal attractions.
Tjapukai represents the cumilnation of years of work in presenting the history and the culture of the original inhabitants of the region - The Tjapukai tribe.
Local members of the Tjapukai Tribe perform the dances as they were performed by their ancestors and with the inclusion of state of the art lighting and sound techniques makes this a show not to be missed.
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park - Cairns - North Queensland - Australia (244 words)
Tjapukai showcases the culture of the rainforest people of Tropical North Queensland.
Situated on 25 acres of land owned by the Tjapukai people at Caravonica, north of Cairns, Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is a stunning theatrical interpretation of Aboriginal culture from the beginning of time into the future.
Tjapukai's multi-award winning indigenous business is an incredible success story, and the flagship for marketing Australia's indigenous culture internationally.
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