The Minjungbal Resource Museum provides cultural education on Bundjalung heritage through preserved historical sites, guided tours, bush tucker trails and museum exhibits located in Tweed Heads West.
About Minjungbal Resource Museum
The Minjungbal Resource Museum in Tweed Heads West serves as a significant cultural hub for the Bundjalung people. This site offers visitors an opportunity to engage with Aboriginal history through a series of indoor museum displays and outdoor walking tracks. The museum preserves local customs and provides detailed information regarding the traditional lifestyle of the Minjungbal people, including their relationship with the natural environment.
Located adjacent to the Ukerebagh Nature Reserve, the facility features well-maintained bush tucker trails that showcase native flora used for food and medicine. Historical sites, such as an ancient Bora Ring, are accessible via these paths, providing a tangible link to the region's ancestral past. The museum is a focal point for educational tours and community gatherings, facilitating a deeper understanding of the Indigenous heritage unique to the Northern Rivers region.