Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Ananguku ngura nyangatja ka puku lpa pitjama | This is Aboriginal land and we welcome you
We, the traditional owners, value the park as a place that honours the culture of our people, preserves the fragile ecology of the land of our ancestors and upholds Tjukurpa - the Pitjantjatjara word for our history, knowledge, religion, morality and law. Tjukurpa has always the way in which we look after each other and the country. Please enjoy this World Heritage Area and open your minds and hearts to learn about our land, beliefs and culture.
Experience
Uluru and Kata Tjuta have great cultural significance for the Anangu traditional owners. The Anangu and Parks Australia have developed a Cultural Centre and a wide range of activites to help visitors experience this land through Anangu eyes.
Experience | Cultural Centre | Panedia virtual tour of Uluru | Please don't climb Uluru
Culture and history, nature and science
Anangu traditional owners have looked after Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park's landscape for tens of thousands of years. This cultural heritage and the natural significance has been recognised by the inscription of the park on the World Heritage List.
Culture and history | Anangu art | World Heritage listing | Nature and science