Perenjori

Perenjori Tourism

Perenjori - An Unforgettable Experience

Perenjori is a small town situated in the Mid-West region of Western Australia. Despite its size, the town offers a wealth of attractions for visitors to experience. In this article, we will take a look at some of the most notable tourist attractions in and around the region of Perenjori.

1. Perenjori Heritage Trail
The Perenjori Heritage Trail is a walk-through history that showcases the region's rich cultural and natural history. The trail spans for about 5km and features a total of 14 signposts with information on the area’s indigenous culture, gold rush, and agricultural history. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about the history of the region.

2. Yalgoo Observatory
Yalgoo Observatory is located 147 kilometers southwest of Perenjori and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region. It provides visitors with a rare glimpse of the universe and, with its telescopes and knowledgeable tour guides, promises an unforgettable stargazing experience.

3. Archaeological Sites
Perenjori boasts a significant number of archaeological sites dating back thousands of years, and you'll find immense pleasure learning from the well-preserved sites. The paint rock art found in Karijini National Park, ancient burial sites, and rock engravings will surely fascinate the history enthusiast.

4. Inland Sea of Sound Festival
The Inland Sea of Sound Festival is a music festival held annually in Kalgoorlie. The festival, now in its 6th year, offers fun-filled evenings of music from various genres.

5. Perenjori Community Markets
Markets are a great opportunity to meet locals, try out new foods, and pick up unique souvenirs. The Perenjori Community Markets occur on the last Friday of every month, showcasing fantastic food, crafts, and clothing items.

6. Bushwalking
Perenjori is a Great Outdoors lover’s paradise, offering numerous bushwalking opportunities. From short walks to day trips and overnight camping, and everything in-between, the Perenjori region provide trails for all levels of fitness.

7. Bilya Rock Art
Bilya Rock, located just 40 minutes' drive from Perenjori, is a massive granite rock that boasts one of the largest collections of rock art in Western Australia. The rock art depicts several animals such as kangaroos, fish, and birds and provides an excellent glimpse into the incredibly detailed artwork of the indigenous people of the area.

8. Coalseam Conservation Park
Coalseam Conservation Park is located 52 km from Perenjori and is a must-visit tourist attraction. This park offers some of the most unique wildlife experiences as you can witness some of the most endangered species of reptiles in their natural habitat.

9. Billiburning Rock
Billiburning Rock is another rock art site that displays the region's strong indigenous culture. The art depicts body paint and hunting scenes, providing a fascinating glimpse into the life of indigenous people in the area.

10. Koorda Community Art Show
The Koorda Community Art Show is a biennial event that showcases a variety of artworks across various mediums such as paintings, drawings, ceramics, sculpture, and photography. This event is an excellent chance to take in some artworks, meet some local artists and immerse yourself in the vibrant local community.

Perenjori is a region that offers visitors a great blend of history, nature, and culture. With an abundance of natural and man-made attractions, it’s a destination worth visiting. Get in touch with the region's tourism information centre on 9963 4170 for further information on these attractions, directions, and other activities.