Amazing Experiences

Discover how the world's oldest continuous living culture is modernising oral storytelling traditions right here in Uluru, to keep culture strong for a new era.

The Gallery of Central Australia showcases works from local Anangu artists in a variety of media. Observe the artist-in-residence at work or shop for one-of-a-kind gifts.

Learn about Australian and local bush tucker and how, for many centuries, local Indigenous groups would hunt, gather, and prepare these nourishing bush foods.

Listen to stories of Aboriginal culture and tradition. See men’s weapons that were used for hunting and learn about women’s tools and techniques for gathering bush tucker.

Visitors are welcome to wander through the saddlery, visit the animal petting farm, and hear the stories and history behind some of Australia’s greatest explorers and cameleers.

This astronomy documentary reveals the current research and technologies about radio astronomy, dark energy and Australia’s role at the forefront of radio astronomy.

Listen to the enchanting sounds of the didgeridoo. Yidaki, the traditional term for the didgeridoo, was discovered in East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia.

Join us in the Arkani Theatre daily at 10:00am and 3:20pm, when we’ll be showcasing a variety of favourite family movies on our 200-inch big screen. All movies are free.

Guides will show guests around the Resort Gardens highlighting seasonal local flora, bush foods, trees native to Australia, and the medicines traditionally used.

Paint your own Australian animals, choosing from a selection of wooden creatures and a variety of stencils and paint colours to make each work of art totally unique.

Open daily, the Lawn Gallery provides a unique opportunity to meet Anangu artists, experience the creation of artwork, and purchase a piece to take home with you.