Kata Tjuta
A group of 36 immense rock domes west of Uluru. Kata Tjuta is deeply significant to Aṉangu and forms the second great geological landmark within the national park.
Uluru and Yulara lie in Australia’s Red Centre, approximately 450 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs. Uluru rises from the desert within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, while Yulara is the nearby resort township providing accommodation, dining, tours and essential visitor services.
Uluru and Kata Tjuta form part of a living cultural landscape of profound importance to Aṉangu, the Traditional Owners. Tjukurpa, the foundation of Aṉangu law, knowledge and culture, connects the land, its features and the stories that have been passed between generations.
Uluru is internationally recognised for its immense scale, changing colour and distinctive geological form. Visitors can experience designated walks, waterholes, rock formations and viewing areas while observing cultural protocols, remaining on marked paths and respecting restricted sacred sites.
West of Uluru, Kata Tjuta comprises 36 towering domes separated by valleys and gorges. The Valley of the Winds and Walpa Gorge walks reveal another striking part of the national park, with access sometimes restricted during periods of extreme heat or for cultural and safety reasons.
Yulara was developed as a purpose-built visitor centre to reduce pressure on the national park. Today, Ayers Rock Resort brings together hotels, serviced apartments, restaurants, galleries, shops and organised cultural and desert experiences within one compact township.
ShowcasingOz TV will approach filming in this culturally significant region with care and respect for Aṉangu protocols and national park requirements. Following our visit, this page will be expanded with approved original photography, professionally produced video and information gathered on location.
Bookable cultural, dining and desert experiences around Yulara allow visitors to engage with the landscape through guided and carefully managed activities.
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The national park’s designated walks, viewing areas and cultural places reveal a living landscape that should be visited with care and respect.
A group of 36 immense rock domes west of Uluru. Kata Tjuta is deeply significant to Aṉangu and forms the second great geological landmark within the national park.
An accessible viewing platform providing broad desert views towards Kata Tjuta, with Uluru also visible on the distant horizon.
A short walk at Uluru’s base leading through culturally significant country to a permanent waterhole beneath towering rock walls.
A marked route from the Mala car park past caves and important Aṉangu sites to the sheer rock walls of Kantju Gorge.
A purpose-built sunrise viewing area with walking tracks and elevated platforms offering expansive views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
The monumental sandstone formation at the centre of a living Aṉangu cultural landscape, renowned for its scale, changing colour and spiritual significance.
A marked circuit around Uluru connecting waterholes, woodlands, caves and several shorter walks while avoiding restricted sacred areas.
The principal place for visitors to learn about Aṉangu culture, Tjukurpa, appropriate behaviour in the park and the natural environment.
A designated viewing area positioned for visitors to observe Uluru’s changing colours as the sun lowers across the desert.
A challenging walking route through the domes of Kata Tjuta, with steep and rocky sections and seasonal heat-related access restrictions.
A shorter walking trail entering a narrow gorge between two towering Kata Tjuta domes, revealing desert plants and dramatic rock faces.
The resort township’s central precinct, bringing together shops, galleries, dining, visitor information and practical services.
Yulara provides the principal accommodation base for visiting Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, with resort hotels, serviced apartments and a nearby luxury lodge offering different levels of comfort and facilities.
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