Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre

Visitors enter through the Tjukurpa Tunnel, which introduces the Anangu world view before opening onto the main exhibition spaces. The information room covers oral histories, traditional burning, joint management of the park, wildlife and language. Two separate commercial galleries, Maruku Arts and Walkatjara Art, display and sell original work by Anangu artists, with purchases going directly to the community.

The Ininti Cafe and souvenir shop is the only place inside the park to buy food and drinks. A picnic area outside the centre faces Uluru. Allow at least two hours to do the centre justice. Bicycle hire is also available here for visitors who want to ride some of the park's sealed paths.

Entry to the Cultural Centre building is free, though the national park pass is required to access the surrounding park grounds. The centre is open every day of the year except during specific cultural ceremonies when the park closes.