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Birdwatching

Uluru - Kata Tjuta is a birdwatcher's paradise, with sightings of almost 180 birds recorded to date! The park is home to a huge variety of species of birds as stated above (almost 180!), and these come from various nearby and far off places. Some of the birds you can spot here are the beautifully coloured 'grey-headed honeyeater' and the 'splendid fairy-wren', the exotic looking 'Major Mitchell's cockatoo', and the green and yellow 'Australian ringneck parrot', among several others. The best time for birdwatching is early in the morning, and silence and patience are two indispensible vitues in this endeavour! Read More

The Uluru - Kata Tjuta area is an amazing place for hikers, as it offers a plethora of brilliant trails and bushwalks. Among the most favourite thing to do for visitors in the National Park, bushwalks and hikes around Uluru are amazingly beautiful. The walk around the base of Uluru itself is a wonderful way to acquaint yourself with the flora and fauna of the region, as well as the unique characteristics that the rocks of the monolith have. Other walks at Uluru include the Mala Walk, the scenic Mala to Kantju Gorge Walk, the super intriguing Lungkata Walk, and a few more. The Kata Tjuta rocks have a great variety of walks on offer as well. This includes the Dune Viewing area, offering spectacular views of domed rocks. The Valley of the Winds walk is another super famous walk, with three different checkpoints depending on the time you have and the difficulty of the walk you want to try. Also, definitely try and catch the sunset on both of these rocks, as it makes for spectacular viewing. Read More

The apt beginning for your Uluru-Kata Tjuta adventure, the Cultural Centre provides with all sorts of information about the region and the famous rocks. Before you head out on your adventures to Uluru - Kata Tjuta, it's best to know everything about what you'll be witnessing. The cultural centre provides you with many interesting displays of the history and heritage of the region, and the rock itself which is considered sacred by the aboriginal people. You can pick up a visitor guide to answer any questions you may have otherwise as well. The centre also has many stores run by the traditional owners of the place selling various souvenirs and snacks. Read More

A premium dining and experience under the starry sky, Sounds of Silence makes for an evening well spent. The Sounds of Silence experience is sure to be up there with your highlights of the trip. Beginning with a glass of sparkling wine or beer at with spectacular views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta, the evening the progresses to your first course of meal. As you absorb the soothing views of the sunset, the buffet is laid out. The night ends with you deciphering the constellations with a star talker. And don't you worry, your glass will always be full during the 4 hours of your experience! Read More

An ideal way to absorb the scenes of the National Park while being in the most comfortable position possible! Camel rides are an experience to definitely have at least once. You're sitting so high up from the ground, away from the sand, bumping along at a merry speed. The Camel Tours of Uluru are a famous and award winning attraction of the region, with rides available throughout the year. With the spectacular Uluru and Kata Tjuta rocks in the backdrop, prepare yourself for a memorable experience. Read More