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Tourism NT/Che Chorley Tourism NT/Mark Fitzpatrick

Uluru Ormiston Gorge

TAKE FLIGHT OVER ULURU & KATA TJUTA WEST MACDONNELL RANGES
Take to the air for a bird’s-eye view of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. A scenic The West MacDonnell Ranges, stretching 161 kilometres west of Alice
helicopter flight provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the full Springs, are the perfect backdrop to explore the scenic beauty and
expanse of these majestic natural wonders as so much of these sacred history of the area. Take a short trek on one of walking tracks or tackle the
sites is off-limits from the ground. Marvel as the sunlight changes the challenging 223 kilometres of the Larapinta Trail. Cool off with a fresh dip in
colours of these mighty rock formations during sunrise and sunset. a watering hole as you don’t want to miss this beautiful part of the Territory.

Tourism NT/Shaanu McNaught

Wintjiri Wiru, Ayers Rock Resort Nourlangie Rock Art, Kakadu National Park

AMAZING LIGHT DISPLAYS ABORIGINAL CULTURE
The outback night offers the perfect backdrop for spectacular light shows. Experience Indigenous culture in the Territory, through Aboriginal rock art
See Bruce Munro’s light installations; Field of Light at Uluru or the Light- at Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr in Kakadu. Visit the art markets and have
Towers at Kings Canyon. Experience Wintjiri Wiru, a stunning show of morning tea with a group of Tiwi women elders in the Tiwi Islands. Join a
choreographed drones and projections that light up the desert sky and bring guided walk of Uluru’s sacred sites or accompany a member of the Uluru
to life the ancient Mala story of the Anangu people. family to visit their homelands.

Tourism NT/Lynton Crabb

Kings Canyon
SMILE AT A CROCODILE KINGS CANYON RIM WALK
Encounter crocodiles in the wild and journey to the Adelaide River to see Surround yourself with 100-metre-high sandstone walls and take in the
the famed Jumping Crocs. You’ll be in awe as they launch themselves out remarkable views as you step deep into the heart of Kings Canyon. For
of the water for an afternoon feed. At Crocosaurus Cove enjoy immersive an easier hike, the Kings Creek trail follows a track between two soaring
encounters with a range of Australian reptiles or, for the brave, jump into canyon walls to a lookout point. Be welcomed by spectacular views of the
the Cage of Death and come face to face with a Saltwater Crocodile. imposing cliff face at the far end of the canyon.

Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia. Anangu share the Mala story from Kaltukatjara to Uluru, through a drone, sound and light show designed and produced by RAMUS.
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