Muṯitjulu Waterhole, Uluṟu

Condé Nast TravelerAug 11

Witnessing Red-Rock Wonder Uluṟu in a New Light

For the first time, a new five-day walking trail invites travelers to experience the destination—and nearby Kata Tjuta—alongside the Indigenous Aṉangu who call it home.

Site of a legendary battle between ancestral beings

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Kata TjuṯaSightAnother giant rock formation, equally spiritual to the Aṉangu
Tasmanian Walking CompanyPlaceOrganizes five-day hiking experiences between Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa
Uluṟu Kakararra TrailTrailFive-day, 54-kilometer hiking experience with TWC
Valley of the WindsTrailShortest but most challenging trail, rated 4 out of 5
wiltjaHotelLodges that become progressively larger and more stylish
Longitude 131°HotelNearby luxury lodge offering culturally relevant activities
Voyages at Ayers Rock ResortHotelOffers culturally relevant activities like dot painting workshops
SEITPlaceSmall group tour operator offering culturally relevant activities
Muṯitjulu WaterholeSightSite of a legendary battle between ancestral beings
Alatji ToursPlace
Karu lookoutSight
Karingaṉa lookoutSight

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Muṯitjulu Waterhole

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Witnessing Red-Rock Wonder Uluṟu in a New Light