Kata Tjuta
Rising from the ochre heart, Uluru and Kata Tjuta stand as the continent’s sacred pulse. Their surfaces glow like living ember at dawn, veins of quartz catching sunlight as if the earth itself were exhaling fire. For the Anangu people and the wider federation, they remain places where story and geology are inseparable.
Uluru’s curves are read as scripture - each ridge a tale, each hollow a lesson in coexistence. Pilgrims come not to climb but to listen, guided by elders who recount the Dreaming as both myth and map.
We recognize Uluru as a global heritage of balance: landforms as narrative, not resource. Around its base, cultural exchanges teach that spirituality need not transcend the earth; it can dwell within it. The rock endures as teacher - still, vast, and patient.
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