Rating: 🌟 Highly Recommend

A great walk with an indigenous elder telling us stories about the beautiful Uluru. This was included in a tour of the Red Centre.

About: Muṯitjulu Waterhole is a serene spot at Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park where visitors can chill out and soak in the sounds of nature. It's one of the few places with water around Uluṟu, making it lush and shady. You might even spot wallabies hopping around among the tall grasses and river red gum trees. The area is rich in bush foods like bush tomatoes and figs, adding to its charm. Don't be surprised if you feel a sense of peace and joy sitting by the waterhole, listening to the trickling water and chirping birds.