Uluru and its surrounds in Northern Territory, Australia, offer a wealth of cultural experiences for visitors, rich in Aboriginal history and traditions. Some key cultural experiences and tours available in Uluru include the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, owned by the local Anangu people, offering insights into stories, traditions, and local art galleries. Workshops are also available for those seeking a deeper immersion in the local culture.
Another unique experience is the Patji Tour, an exclusive tour led by an Aboriginal guide to Patji, outside Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, where visitors engage with the Traditional Uluru Family, participate in traditional activities, and enjoy the desert landscape. The Mala Walk, a guided walk around Uluru led by a local ranger, offers insights into the history, culture, people, and spirituality of Uluru. The Kuniya Walk, led by a local Aboriginal Anangu guide, showcases sacred rock art and family cave markings depicting creation time stories near the Mutitjulu Waterhole.
Additionally, the Lungkata Walk, guided by local indigenous guides, brings to life the Kuniya Tjukurpa, a significant battle between Kuniya and Liru, culminating at a sacred waterhole. These various cultural experiences and tours provide visitors with a fantastic opportunity to learn about and respect the local traditions and customs of Uluru and its surrounds.