Story: Discover Uluru
Presenter: Stevie Jacobs

Stevie joins a guided Mala Walk at the base of Uluru, ending with a serene sunset at Kantju Gorge.

• Uluru is the spiritual heart of Australia, deeply important to both visitors and Anangu, the Traditional Owners of the land.
• Uluru, a 500-million-year-old geological marvel, is the world’s largest monolith, with most of its mass underground. Standing 348 meters tall and made of red sandstone, Uluru is an awe-inspiring and spiritual natural wonder.
• Tjurkurpa, the guiding principles of Anangu, is reflected in the rock markings, sharing ancient stories that can be passed on to visitors.
• Visitors can feel the profound spiritual connection that Anangu has with Uluru upon arrival, making it a place of powerful presence.
• Take a guided stroll along the Mala Walk at the base of Uluru, led by a Park Ranger or Traditional Owner, to explore its cultural and natural significance.
• The Mala Walk introduces visitors to the ancient Mala story, which is also depicted in Wintjiri Wiru, a sky-based storytelling experience.
• The Mala Walk leads to Kantju Gorge, a peaceful spot with towering rock walls, ideal for a serene sunset experience away from the crowds.
• Guided tours on the Mala Walk are busiest in the morning and afternoon, but visiting Kantju Gorge at sunset offers a quiet, magical moment.

For more information, head to:
www.ayersrockresort.com.au