Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Cultural Centre

Awesome! Spectacular! What a sacred place. However we had lots of flies. Get the face nets! $10.95 AU.

A professional and cultural Center that gave me all the information I needed, from sun protection, hydration to when and how. The Aboriginal Dreamtime stories are beautifully presented, thank you for making this such a memorable experience 👣🫶♥

Amazing cultural centre . If you like to read everything or will take up to an hr.

I would look at pic's and admire the beauty of Uluru, see it on social media and dream that one day I'd get there and I did "W😍W to see and touch this magnificent beauty will stay with me forever it is so sacred you could feel it ❤ the bike ride, the weather, the Anangu People l met, the tour guides everything was amazing and to top it of a Sunset Camel ride 🐪🌅 l will be back to see Kata Tjuta and the field of lights, there is heaps to see and do out there in the outback, be respectful and listen you will learn so much.
Thank you Uluru and the Anangu People ❤

A must on any Australian tour calendar. If you are visiting from overseas then include it in your itinerary. If you are an Aussie, then no reason not to get here at least once if not more. Do book your tour carefully - look for the ones that allow you a reasonable amount of time to walk around and see.

I have seen at on TV commercial and photo but to experience it in reality it's something else talking about the rock it's awesome

Everyone used to go to "Ayer's Rock" to climb it, now people go there to be awed by the incredible sights there and to learn about Aboriginal (Anangu) culture. The Cultural Centre has excellent displays and a video that gives insights into Aboriginal life (free entry). There is also the Marla Walk Cultural Tour (free) which is a ranger led walk to ~10 locations at the base of Uluru. This is well worth doing if you have an interest in understanding Uluru and the Anangu people The 2km walk takes about 2 hours including the trails and Q&A at each stop. You can also walk around the base of Uluru, it's 10km and takes several hours (take lots of water).

It is worth visiting the art gallery and information centres there, and a cafe opens till 2 pm and is available for snacks and drinks. It is an excellent place to immerse yourself in the Aboriginal culture. Please be aware that most places don’t allow photography. You can have a nice view of Uluru from the carpark as well.

Most amazing place, truly. Beautiful in every aspect. We were lucky enough to experience rain, something only about 1% of visitors get to see. Accommodation very nice, super helpful and friendly staff. Highly recommend

Uluru is amazing. Stunning place, we arrived in late September, was warm during the day & cool at night. Highly recommend doing a sunrise & sunset drive.

Incredibly clean, lovely building, friendly and welcoming staff. Food was fresh and fast! Awesome to immerse ourselves in Aboriginal culture and stories.

Such a beautiful place to learn more about aboriginal culture. My family really enjoyed it. The staff are all lovely, particularly the staff at the cafe who make incredible coffees. My family would highly recommend the cultural centre and to enjoy the coffees, they were amazing!!

Great opportunity to learn about the culture of the local Anangu people. Talks given by rangers on-site. Opportunity to watch ladies paint was a fantastic experience. Paintings available for purchase range in price. There are no photos or videos allowed anywhere at the site for cultural reasons.

This is a great place to visit during the tour of Ayers rock/uluru. There's so much to see and learn about aboriginal culture, tradition, heritage etc dating back Thousands of years. Plenty of paintings, works of arts, souvenirs etc are also available to purchase here. Inside these premises photography is only allowed with permission, which includes even the gift shops, paintings and everything else, as explained by our tour guide.

Lovely free activity...we drove base of Ayres Rock from here....the displays and Ranger provided activities were amazing...

Some places photography is not allowed but we have memories.
Highly recommend ice cremes with desert spices and you have to try green ant tart.

No pics because not allowed to take any. I get that. Enjoyed the walk through and the galleries on the other side.
Clean facilities available. Mobile service.
It was a wet day for us. So threw in an Uluru with cloud cover photo.

Absolutely loved It! We went for rather sunrise view and it didn't disapoint! Highly recommend doing a tour of the rock with a park ranger very knowledgeable and informative.

I stopped at the cultural center for the restroom only. My rating is for the bathroom only.

Good little stop after your walk at Uluru. The art is amazing and if you are going to buy any art I would recommend to purchase it here. The art is cheaper than the resort and is just amazing. The community also runs this centre so the money goes back to the community.

Learn more at cultural centre than on the tour. Recommend going to cultural centre before going to the rock. Heaps of information about rock, history and also some cafes there.