Ranger guided mala walk

The Ranger Guided Mala Walk Petermann is a fascinating guided walk that brings to life the rich history, culture, and natural environment of Uluru-Kata Tjuta.

Lead by experienced park rangers, visitors are offered an opportunity to explore the park in-depth, discovering important details that are hard to miss on their own.

The guided walk takes visitors along the base of the rock, with plenty of stops that highlight important natural and cultural features of the site. The rangers leading the tour enliven the experience with stories about the Mala people, one of the aboriginal factions that had settled in the area, while offering some insight into the management of the park. Along the way, the 2 km walk unfolds slowly, revealing splendid rock artworks that are a hallmark of the area.

The Ranger Guided Mala Walk also offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of Uluru-Kata Tjuta. The guides will talk about the customs, beliefs, and cultural practices of the traditional Anangu people, sharing perspectives that are both deeply insightful and highly engaging. In terms of the best time of year for this experience, the guided walk can be enjoyed year-round. Each season brings forth something unique, from the blooming of desert flowers to a laid-back walk in comfortable temperatures during the winter months.

To enter the park, you'll need a park pass, which you can easily pre-purchase online. You can easily reach Uluru-Kata Tjuta by car or by flying into the nearest airport at Ayers Rock. Once in