Ancient Australia: Arnhemland And The Kimberley | Full Documentary | TRACKS

Images of rock art painted thousands of years ago, canyons carved by wind and water and ancient aboriginal dance.
Art Wolfe's Travels to the Edge takes a look at some of the world's most distant locations. Explore breathtaking glaciers, spectacular deserts, vibrant jungles, and majestic mountain peaks.
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[@reelhappytravellers2691]

One experience that totally left me speechless And though my words don’t come close to fully capturing the essence of this incredible phenomenon, this is definitely one of the best and most inspirational excerpts,especially for travel lovers.

[@8675-__]

I haven't made it up to the north yet. But I've explored the east and west coasts, and a bit of the center territory, this is one of the greatest places on earth. Plus the people are just lovely, well mannered and the greatest hosts I've ever encountered. Australia is truly a remarkable country. I really miss the place and the people 🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤❣️💕💞💓💗💖💘

[@DylanRoberts7]

Love watching these episodes with Art Wolfe

[@marietteberndsen9587]

Amazing Australia ♥️

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Thank you *TRACKS*, its a beautiful, wonderful and amazing Docu.! 🙏🤗 I was always thinking, Australia is at the end of the World. but after i have been there, i know its a fantastic and mystical Continent.

[@shabuddinshaheen5814]

Australia Fantastic Artland Canvas,,,,Native people pure natural historic cultuerer art peoples,,,,this VDO Very Nice

[@georgzausinger9730]

let us talk about worldwide dances and history

[@nonacee5065]

Fabulous photography

[@francoisedandre3644]

Fascinante, la réserve ancienne !

[@somedutchguy9184]

Beautiful art, mate!

[@TopNotchCanberraConcrete]

You're a true leader.

[@Shihab1979]

Thank you very much Sir . 🙏🙏🙏

[@paupaunaiaipaulanye8999]

Uau! Just exquisite every detail of this documentary✨👌🙌🙏

[@brightonboy191]

So happy I happened upon this channel

[@stilcrazychris]

WOW, incredible land. This was just an amazing video w/spectacular views & colors & the Natives of Australia are masters of this land & the so called white man thinks they know it all. They have nothing on these wonderful Natives of Australia, they know this land, like we know are back yards. I would love to travel there one day & out of this whole video, I'd have to visit & see those waterfalls. Those pictures he took didn't even look like a camera took those picture. It looked like some one painted these picture. I fell in love w/that spot & it just felt like a real spiritual place in Australia. I'm sure there are other great places in Australia that are just as spiritual, but I had a deep connection w/those waterfalls. AMAZING! Maybe the reason is bc I love water so much, that it feels like I'm being pulled, my soul, towards water destinations. IDK, WHY? But I'm glad that's what my body craves instead of drugs or alcohol. Water is my drug & I thank God for that being my drug of choose. What an amazing high it gives me. Thank you God! Have a wonderful day/night, depending on where your @ at the moment, be safe, & God bless, Chris from Missouri

[@davidnikulka1437]

I noticed the doorway in the rock face wall at the falls. I wonder if that is a dimentional portal.

[@staceyrobinson771]

Probably

[@mawama6719]

original man

[@altacalifornio5375]

TRACKS, best docos on KZbin

[@balayethossainjoy1345]

🇿🇦🇧🇩A love from my Bangladesh Comilla Daudkandi Taltoli Village 🇧🇩

[@fredricful]

Vilket år tusen fikk disse texstiler?

[@CrispyHulk1]

It's insane how meaningful, rich content like this has barely 50k views, while garbage from, for example, the international music industry gets 800 million views. We need a shift back to nature and the simple things worth living for. Thank you for sharing this video

[@James-kv6kb]

This is not making money for corporations so they don't promote it the corporations are now in-charge sadly

[@HalaMadrid026]

I'm living in Arnhem, The Netherlands

[@kasperrieberg3495]

Same same though

[@ramthian]

Hello again

[@SimpliciusTeutsch]

That's really beautiful. Thanks for showing. But I would be scared in Australia because of all the venomous animals like snakes and spiders. And the dangerous crocodiles, sharks.

[@ashdog236]

It’s way overhyped, in the Kimberly and the regions in this video yes, the outback has all of these animals but in most of Australia where people live, it’s minimal snakes, zero Crocodiles (Alpine fed fresh water rivers) and Huntsman (harmless) Red backs (deadly) and white tail spiders occasionally in house but mostly sheds/ outside. I don’t wanna put the mockers on it but I haven’t seen in spider in almost 2 years, I live in Melbourne Btw. To end my long comment I wanna ask why people are so scared of Australia’s animals? The USA has animals like Cougars, wolves and Bears and they still have snakes and spiders too anyway? I don’t get it 😂🤷🏻‍♂️ peace and love though ✌️

[@blakebarberi4828]

I feel the same way about traveling to Florida 😜😜

[@yachazaqayah]

Cave beast colonized and stolen everything, pushed them off their land! Smh

[@glorialouiise]

Maybe you should get the real people to give their story.

[@idreeskhan-zp5ey]

@ 10:12 so cute,hahaha

[@tc47101]

hay 😄👍

[@TmbTmb-lr8xs]

Our ancestors was here for very beginning the land is owned us old people seen what was happening in beginning when they saw people fall down from Sky the dance and songs tell stories what you have seen on rock wall

[@Akeelahh]

How hot is it there?

[@mollymuch2808]

Well yes it is beautiful But disgustingly hot I couldn’t stand it

[@kasperrieberg3495]

Depends on what time a year

[@simonmorgan7242]

I was there in July and it was pretty hot, mid 30's but okay

[@thomaswayneward]

I really can't stand to watch he whole vid. Way too much of the "photographer" and not enough of the land and the people.

[@Diispaceyone]

anyone else here because of the Jamiroquai song?

[@judejaradat1446]

Should've showed us more of the Indigenous Australians instead of the hosts.

[@ainokea4u]

This photographer sure is full of himself

[@user-xx1qz8vs4o]

WHY SHOULD I SEE COLONIALS?

[@mawama6719]

those were good times before evil took over

[@Aeroboo]

Thank you for the work However I never see any people of color who are photographers...

[@pauljohn3230]

What's your point?

[@ainokea4u]

Here we have an outback sighting of the rare karen who has to make everything about race

[@rookere1604]

1 year later and still a dumb comment

[@btakesa]

I thought I would be watching a nature video, not one about photo after photo of your self. Suppose it's good for your ego but spoils the whole video. Not worth a watch with this guy.

[@sandponics]

I think the Aboriginal people knew that they lived in paradise. Then the Europeans arrived and buggered everything up with their so-called civilization. We should leave them in peace and not destroy what they have.

[@user-xx1qz8vs4o]

EVERYWHERE WESTERN COLONIALS NOW AND CHINESE WITH COMPANIES I KNOW

[@zunezvenzon1748]

Interesting, but can´t watch. This guy gives me the creeps...

[@bobeden5027]

why are we Australians allowing a yankster to profit from our story. I did not give him permission, did you? This is our land, this is our story, hey?

[@blakebarberi4828]

Are those ladies related? Are they married. What are their ages. Do they have kids? I really would like to know. 👍

[@Mr-qv9fe]

It's not 50,000 yrs....it's longer so stop saying it

[@diannerose8030]

Lol yanks are funny when they use Aussie slang.

[@robiu.k.4504]

Why all the aboriginal people look like srilankan or Chinese

[@James-kv6kb]

Sadly not a lot of research has been done in Australia because the distant relatives who are stealing all the welfare money off the Aborigines don't want any research done to find out that they possibly could have been the second or third human being to inhabit Australia therefore not having any claims to billions of dollars in compensation

[@jonglewongle3438]

The Australian continent used to be rainforest. The noble indigenous, as bourgeois academia would have it, turned it into the arid and semi-arid desolation which it currently is. If you go around starting bushfires then you get arrested, because colonial settlers are concerned for their property, but if you are " indigenous custodian " you can do that away from colonial settler properties and the real estate developments which the bourgeois settlers are always hanging out for more of. This is what this clueless Jeffersonian knows not.

[@ianrobinson8974]

UTTER NONSENSE! Also Antartica was covered with rainforest in the good ole days. Our Indigenous peoples have been here only 100,00 years or so and they have sculptured the land for their own benefit, as much as anything else. It is the maxist "green" movement which has overturned history and doesn't want hazard reduction/backburning as the natives have done for years and years; thus leading to massive bushfires a year or so ago.

[@jonglewongle3438]

@@ianrobinson8974 You bourgeois liberals with your " noble indigenous " really are National Party, Developmentalist, and anti-Green.