The Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre is located about 18km south-west of the Ulururu boulder, known as the "red heart of Australia," about the main resort and hub of Uluru, Yulara.
For travelers, the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre inside the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is one of the most important places to learn about the "Uuru" culture.
The Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, a prominent representative of contemporary Australian architecture, has been shown the world's cultural heritage from the perspective of its traditional aboriginal owner, Anangu (also known as the Anangu), with daily performances about the culture and characteristics of the natives of the Ulu and Anan, and folk-customists who like to explore history and find the origin of Ulu in the central vivid and primitive environment, and the origin of the survival of the various rare flora and fauna; while, in order to raise funds for the local aborigines, to preserve the natural culture of the region of the Rulu, the Maluhulu Centre for the Conservation of Native Americans, the Arts and Craft Workshop of the Gallery (Gallery) is also rich in the region.
Tips：
- Because of the profound cultural and spiritual significance of the area and the objects on display in the cultural centre, please do not photograph or videotape in the building and in the tourist area, which is both a respect for the traditional owners and the protection of the culture and intellectual property rights of the Anang people;
- To reach the Uuru - Katacuka Cultural Center, you must enter Uuru - Katacutta National Park and purchase tickets to the National Park.
