Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comKuniya Sunset Aboriginal Tour including Uluru Cultural Center
based on 7 reviews
Duration: 4.5 - 5 hours (approx.)
Location: Ayers Rock, Australia
Product code: 2992KST
Aboriginal Guides host a fascinating walk into the base of Uluru, and a visit to the Uluru Cultural Centre.
After collection from your hotel, enjoy free time in the Cultural Centre before meeting your guide for an introduction to Aboriginal Law. Your Aboriginal guide will accompany you on a visit to the caves at the base of Uluru where his or her ancestors left paintings in time worn ochres. See the beautiful Mutitjulu Waterhole, whose life-giving waters have been drunk by generations of Aboriginal people. Discover local bush foods, and hear tales of desert survival. After the tour you have time to watch the sunset over Uluru.
All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their Tjukurpa or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say Ngapartji Ngapartji : this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all .
All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.
Daily
Unavailable Dates:
- December 25 (Christmas Day)
- January 01 (New Years Day)
- 3.30pm (Nov-Feb)
- 2.30pm (Mar to Oct)
Self-Drive option:
- 4.30pm (Nov-Feb)
- 3.30pm (Mar to Oct)
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- Infants aged 4 years and under are free of charge, providing they are not utilizing a coach seat
- Child prices are applicable for children aged 5 - 15 years
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- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Visit to Uluru Aboriginal Cultural Centre
- Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
- Aboriginal Language Interpreter
- Items of a personal nature
- This tour must be booked at least 48 hours in advance of your travel date.
- Confirmation for this product will be received at time of booking.
- Tour includes an easy 2 kilometer (1.2 miles) walk. The track is wheelchair accessible.
What is Tjukurpa?
For us Anangu, Tjukurpa is our law, culture, history, and our world view all bundled into one. Our ancestors have lived around Uluru (Ayers Rock) for many thousands of years, maintaining Tjukurpa, the law of the ancestors. Our grandparents taught us our Tjukurpa, just as their grandparents taught them. It is important that all visitors to our country gain an understanding of Tjukurpa, and it is our role to pass it on. Each of our tours focuses on a different Tjukurpa from a different ancestor. We want you to see what we see inside that big Rock, and take home some of our spiritual feelings for this place.
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My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this tour, with the exception of the flies! It is ... Read more ›
Bobbi U, United Kingdom, March 2008
So many people just go and look at Ayers Rock so it was great to be able to learn a bit about how the ... Read more ›
Julia M, United Kingdom, December 2007
