Uluru

Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park is an Australian national park managed by Parks Australia in partnership with its Traditional Owners, Aṉangu. A living cultural landscape, the park brings together remarkable desert environments and deep cultural heritage, with Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa at its heart. The park is dual-listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its natural and cultural values.

Visitors can explore walking tracks, watch sunrise and sunset, go birdwatching, photograph the landscape, and join ranger-guided activities or tours. Cultural experiences, rock art, galleries and the Cultural Centre offer opportunities to learn about Aṉangu culture, language and Tjukurpa, the creation stories that shape connections to Country. The park’s visitor information services help people plan their trip, including guidance on seasons, maps, getting around, safety, accessibility and park passes.

Accommodation options nearby include hotels, lodges, apartments and camping, alongside shops and facilities. Through conservation, interpretation and visitor experiences, the park invites people to discover its wildlife, geology, stories and enduring cultural significance respectfully