Amazing Experiences - Ayers Rock Resort

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. This short documentary tells the story of how Wintjiri Wiru was created, taking an ancient Anangu creation story to the world through cutting-edge drone, laser, light and sound technology.

(Available to guests & general public)

Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of the Red Centre by discovering authentic Australian bush tucker. Gain a fascinating insight into how local Indigenous communities have sustainably hunted, gathered, and prepared traditional native ingredients for thousands of years, connecting deeply with the land and its ancient culinary heritage.

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Listen to the stories of Aboriginal culture and tradition, where you will be shown men's weapons that were used for hunting or women's tools and techniques to gather bush tucker in the central desert. These sessions may also provide an opportunity to learn aspects of the local Pitjantjatjara language.

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Uluru Camel Tours is Australia's largest camel farm. Visitors are welcome to wander through the saddlery, visit the animal petting farm, and hear the stories and history behind some of Australia's bravest explorers, Afghan cameleers, ANZAC cameleers and their Aboriginal guides.

For more information, please visit Uluru Camel Tours.

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This astronomy documentary reveals current research and technologies in radio astronomy, dark energy, and Australia's role at the forefront of the field. Proudly partnered by Voyages Tourism Australia with ASTRO3D.

Narrated by Geoffrey Rush, written and directed by astronomer Dr. Tanya Hill. The screening is followed by a brief talk and Q&A session from the Resort's resident Astronomy Guide.

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Our didgeridoo performances are presented by a talented group of artists who each bring their own story and style to the instrument. Dwain, our principal performer, is a proud First Nations man from Yamadji Country who has been playing the didgeridoo for 29 years.

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Sometimes there's no better way to take a break from a busy day of travel and exploring than with a great movie. Join us in the Arkani Theatre daily at 10am and 3:20pm, when we'll be showcasing a variety of family favourite movies on our 200-inch big screen. Parental supervision is required during this activity.

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During the tour, your guide will show you around the Resort Gardens, highlighting the seasonal local flora, bush foods, trees native to Australia, and the medicines traditionally used.

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Kids of all ages love to paint – and this family-friendly activity is the perfect way to bring home a special souvenir from an unforgettable Red Centre holiday! Children will be able to paint their 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. Parental supervision is required during this activity. Paint Your Own Australian Animal workshops are held at Outback Hotel and Desert Gardens Hotel.

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Meet Anangu artists, watch live artwork creation, and purchase a unique piece to take home as a lasting memory of your Red Centre journey.

Cultural Protocols
To support local Anangu communities, we ask visitors to observe these respectful guidelines:

Respect Opening Hours: Please purchase art only when the Lawn Gallery is open. Schedules are aligned with Anangu leaders to support school attendance and community commitments.

Honor Fixed Pricing: Anangu are highly skilled craftspeople. Please respect the set purchase price and refrain from bartering or bargaining.

Discover the Story: Every piece tells a story. Ask the artist to share its meaning and sign the back of your artwork.

Ask Before Photographing: Always request permission prior to taking photos of or with the artist, and respect their wishes.

Visitor Information
Availability: Open daily, though artists may occasionally be absent due to cultural duties.

Direct Sales: Artworks are sold directly from artist to buyer.

Certificates of Authenticity: For certified works, visit Maruku Arts or Walkatjara Arts at the Cultural Centre, or the Gallery of Central Australia (located between Desert Gardens Hotel and Emu Walk Apartments).

(Available to guests & general public)