Outside Bundanoon, Nungungnungulla is a sacred place and cultural landmark to the Gundungurra people. In 2014, it was declared the 100th sacred Aboriginal site by the NSW government’s Office of Environment and Heritage. The site has aboriginal engravings, paintings and grinding grooves. Features record some of the ways the Gundungurra and coastal Tharwal, Churga, Waddi Wadi and Yuin First Nations peoples use the area when travelling their traditional pathways fronm the south coast to the Wingecarribee. Today the Gundungurra elders teach local school children details of traditional knowledge such as how parts of the rock formations were used to process foods and how the fire markers were lit to assist groups travelling through at night. Today, the site sits on private land but can be visited with a permit from National Parks and Wildlife.