Uluru is a sacred place of the Anangu, the traditional owners of this land, and it holds deep significance in Tjukurpa — the foundation of Anangu law, knowledge and way of life. Visitors are welcome to walk around its base and learn from Anangu guides; climbing is closed, out of respect for its meaning.
People are already searching for circles, ceremonies and retreats in Uluru. Nothing is listed here yet — which means the door is wide open. List your gathering free; the platform takes 9% only on paid places, and nothing at all on free ones.
Leave your interest and we’ll send you a note the moment a facilitator holds a circle, class or retreat here.
For Anangu, Uluru and nearby Kata Tjuta are living places whose stories carry law and knowledge passed down through countless generations. The national park is jointly managed by Anangu and Parks Australia and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for both its natural and cultural values.
The practices here will show as facilitators list them.
Many facilitators offer a sliding scale — pay what you can, no questions asked, and no one sees what you chose.
Uluru has room for you. Post as many gatherings as you like — 9% of paid places, nothing on free ones, no monthly fee.