All Uluru-Kata Tjuta places
28 places
1UluṟuA sandstone giant with a 10.6-kilometre walk at its feet.
2Kata TjuṯaThirty-six domes rise from the plain, with walks through their folds.
Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Cultural CentreStart with two hours of Aṉangu stories, art and park context.
3Talinguṟu NyakunytjakuUluṟu’s main sunrise platforms, with two worthwhile walks beyond the view.
4Uluṟu Car Sunset Viewing AreaWatch Uluṟu shift from pink to deep red in the sunset.
5Muṯitjulu WaterholeAfter rain, a waterfall spills into this shaded pool.
6Waḻpa GorgeA short rocky walk ends at a seasonal stream between the domes.
7Kaṉtju GorgeA waterhole framed by Uluṟu’s sheer gorge walls.
8Kata Tjuṯa Sunset Viewing AreaBring dinner; watch the domes change from pink to deep red.
9Kata Tjuṯa Dune Viewing AreaSunset's usually quieter here, with 36 domes on the horizon.
10Karingaṉa LookoutA tough climb to a broad view across Kata Tjuṯa.
11Karu LookoutFirst Valley of the Winds lookout; leave Kata Tjuṯa out of photos.
12Field of Light UluṟuWalk among 50,000 glowing stems beneath the outback sky.
13Wintjiri WiṟuA 1,200-drone story unfolds over the desert after dark.
14Maṟuku Arts GalleryBrowse art from twenty-plus desert communities.
15Walkatjara ArtA working Aṉangu gallery with stories behind the art
16Kuḻpi MuṯitjuluAn Anangu family cave where rock art carries generations of knowledge.
17Kuḻpi Nyiinkaku (Teaching Cave)A Mala Walk teaching cave shaped by generations of Aṉangu learning.
Sounds of SilenceSunset on the dune, dinner under a sky full of stars.
Tali WiṟuA dune-top dinner pairs Uluṟu views with stories and stargazing.
18Gallery of Central Australia (GoCA)A free tour adds Central Desert stories to this Yulara art stop.
19Uluṟu Camel FarmA working camel farm with a cameleer museum and optional rides.
Ininti Café & SouvenirsCoffee and pies, with a view of Uluṟu from the upstairs lounge.
20Uluṟu Bus Sunset Viewing AreaWalk the dune for Uluṟu, Kata Tjuṯa and room to breathe.
Yulara Visitor Information CentreYour useful first stop for sorting out Red Centre tours.
Ayers Rock CampgroundA handy Uluṟu base, but choose your campground section carefully.
Shell Ayers Rock Service StationA practical fuel and supply stop in remote Yulara.
Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park Entry StationScan a pass here, or buy one before the drive in.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta Tour Guide
Uluru-Kata Tjuta, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Uluṟu: Mala Walk and Kaṉtju Gorge0:00 / 0:36
“You're approaching Mala carpark at the base of Uluṟu. For a close look without spending the whole morning walking, I'd choose the Mala Walk to Kaṉtju Gorge: two kilometres return, allowing about ninety minutes.”
Plays as you drive up to Uluṟu in the Parkwolf Uluru-Kata Tjuta Tour Guide.
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