Lupulnga is a rockhole site located south of Walungurru (Kintore). It is associated with the Peewee Tjukurrpa (Tawny Frogmouth Dreaming), as well as the Kungka Kutjarra (Two Women). The site was also visited by a group of ancestral women, who held ceremonies at Lupulnga before journeying north to Kaakurutintjinya (Lake Macdonald). Lupulunga was famously painted by Jacqueline Reid's mother Makinti Napanangka, who was born at the site. Whereas Makinti's painting tend to focus on the swaying nyimparra (grass skirts) of the dancing woman, Jacqueline draws attention to the rockhole itself, represented as a commanding roundel in the center of the cavnas.