Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia (Aboriginal Tent Embassy) - Parkes, Australian Capital Territory

Address: 2600/1 King George Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600, Australia.

Website: sovereignembassy1.wix.com
Specialties: Embassy.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Opinions: This company has 13 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4/5.

📌 Location of Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia (Aboriginal Tent Embassy)

The Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia, also known as the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, is a significant cultural and historical site located in Parkes, Australia. With its address at 2600/1 King George Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600, the embassy is easily accessible and offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance for all visitors.

As a cultural embassy, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy has a unique specialty in promoting and preserving the Aboriginal culture and heritage of Australia. Visitors can learn about the rich history and traditions of the Aboriginal people and gain a deeper appreciation for their struggles and triumphs.

The embassy is situated in a prime location, offering a stunning view of the old parliament and the river. While some visitors have reported that the embassy was empty during their visit, the site itself is a testament to the resilience and strength of the Aboriginal people.

According to reviews on Google My Business, the Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia has an average rating of 4/5 stars. Many visitors have praised the embassy for its important role in promoting Aboriginal culture and history.

One visitor commented, "Unfortunately was empty when I passed there. Nice view over the old parliament and the river." This review highlights the embassy's prime location and the peaceful atmosphere that visitors can experience.

Overall, the Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in learning about Aboriginal culture and history. The embassy's unique specialty, prime location, and commitment to accessibility make it a standout attraction for visitors of all ages and abilities.

For those interested in learning more, the embassy has a website available at sovereignembassy1.wix.com. We highly recommend visiting the website to stay up-to-date on the embassy's latest news and events. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience this important piece of Australian history and culture.

👍 Reviews of Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia (Aboriginal Tent Embassy)

Sovereign Tribal Original Embassy of the land now known as Australia (Aboriginal Tent Embassy) - Parkes, Australian Capital Territory

Peregrin RIFIANO

3/5

Unfortunately was empty when i passed there.
Nice view over the old of parliament and the river.

Mingus Casey

5/5

Very cool place to check out. As of mid-August 2018 they weren't on google maps in the world I'm from, that I know of.
Good advice; don't drink a cup of tea or have a smoke in the sacred circle with the fire, n00b mistake there.
Had to type in old Parliament buildings to find them on google maps, glad that is different now.
Glad they have a letterbox.
Mostly pretty cool people, I'm not Aboriginal Australian by genetics but I believe in our country.
I hear it's a challenge living there long term, unless you are willing to put in work to make the world better, skip that for a vacation spot, though some of the sights are amazing.
Not sure I'd recommend a long stay unless you are dead serious about making yourself useful.
I was educated on some things I didn't know about which was very cool and the learning was good.
I believe there is immense wealth in indigenous cultures ability to effectively manage and maintain land, anyone who said Australia was prosperous for early white settlers, was probably exploiting thousands of years of indigenous farming and hard work.
Kia kaha <3 Generally quite welcoming, appreciated if you help out and don't mooch, not really my place to say, that's just the vibe that I felt, spent one night there in early October 2018.

Rubena Uelese

5/5

Hospitality of the First Nation Aboriginals here was great. Humbling and eye opening. Will definately go again.

Chris

5/5

It is important to recognise places like this and i am glad that google has done so.

K27R

1/5

An eyesore and unfortunate reflection of their poor standards

Jaideep Chaudhary

4/5

Aboriginal tent embassy....

Jean claude.jardinierassis

5/5

Lieu étrange tout en étant amical. J'ai eu l'impression que ces aborigènes étaient capables de lire dans mes pensées. Nous étions un groupe de 4 français.
Nous avons été chaleureusement accueillis même si le contact etait différent de ce que l'on connait en Europe.
Chaque homme a approché son visage du notre comme s'il nous sentais puis il nous ont observé d'un regard perçant en nous mettant une main sur notre poitrine. Sans me connaître ils ont deviné que j'avais a faire avec la vie et la mort (je travaille dans un hôpital) l'un de nous 4 n'a pas voulu enre en contact avec eux et est resté en retrait en observateur.
Une personne nous a frotte avec des rameaux d'eucalyptus puis nous avons fait un cercle autour d'un feu, il y avait un homme qui chantait une mélopée répétitive. On nous a demandé de fermer les yeux . Un aborigène parlais comme des prières puis on nous a distribué un des rameaux avec lesquels on a été frotté et on nous a invité a le jeter dans le feu.
Ensuite celui qui priait nous a expliqué en anglais qu' il ne nous arriverait rien de fâcheux sur le continent. Que les esprits du sol des airs et de la matière nous protègeraient. Très mystique comme expérience. On y crois ou pas, toujours est_il que notre ami qui n'avait pas voulu participé a eu des problèmes de santé au retour en France...
Nous avons peut-être été chanceux. Dans tous les cas ne manquez pas de les saluer si vous allez a Camberra

Filip wouters

3/5