Uluru Cultural Tours

Malpa’s small group Uluru tours will take you on an immersive journey in culture and story around Australia’s most iconic natural wonder. Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to begin your experience and see incredible art, wood carvings and displays from across the region in our locally owned Maruku and Walkatjara Art studios. Your guide will then lead you through the most significant sites at the base of Uluru explaining our local Anangu people’s connection to country and their survival in this region for over 30,000 years. Follow the Mala Walk across Uluru’s north western side and listen to the legend of Kunia and Liru at the Mututjulu Waterhole. With our stories complete we head to the sunset viewing area to watch the incredible colours change as the sun sets over Uluru lighting the desert horizons that surround us.

Malpa tours small private tour group at Uluru sunrise viewing platform

What You Can See

  • Family tour holding dot painting at Uluru sunset with Malpa Tours

    The Cultural Centre

    The Cultural Centre was built in 1995 to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of the handback of the native land title for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to the Anangu people who call the desert home.

  • Malpa Tours guide with small tour group at the base of Uluru

    The Mala Walk

    The Mala Walk follows Uluru’s north western side and showcases examples of how ancient Anangu stories are told and immortalised in the folds and caves that encapsulate this part of our journey.

  • Mutitjulu Waterhole

    Mutitjulu Waterhole sits nestled on the south side of the rock and is Uluru’s most prominent water source. Home to the story of Kunia and Liru whose battle formed this area during the creation time.

  • Uluru Sunset

    Known by people across the world Uluru sunset is the natural marvel that draws people from far and wide to stand and gaze at it’s mesmerising glow and changing colours that light up the desert.