Cultural Tours | Cultural Workshops | Kanyini Education
Tali Katu offers a powerful and immersive cultural experience grounded in the wisdom, knowledge, and spirit of the Anangu people. Located in Mutitjulu Community, behind the majestic Uluru, our offerings are guided by Traditional Owners and senior community members who share living cultural practices, deep connection to Country, and powerful stories of resilience and identity.
Cultural Tours
Experience the living heartbeat of Anangu Country through guided walking tours and on-country storytelling. Our Cultural Tours are led by Traditional Owners and local guides who share Tjukurpa (Anangu law, culture, and story), bush food and bush medicine knowledge, and the cultural significance of sacred sites.
Cultural Workshops
Our hands-on workshops offer participants a unique opportunity to learn traditional skills and cultural practices, including traditional tools, art, bush medicine preparation, Inma (song and dance), and storytelling. These workshops strengthen cultural understanding, promote connection, and create space for deep listening and reflection.
Kanyini Education
Kanyini, a central philosophy of unconditional love, responsibility, and connection, is the foundation of Anangu ways of being. Our Kanyini Education package is a transformational learning experience that explores Aboriginal worldview, truth-telling, the impacts of colonisation, and the importance of deep listening and relational accountability. This program is designed to inspire ethical leadership, cultural humility, and a renewed commitment to reconciliation.
Available for Group Bookings Only. Please Contact Kyleen Randall, through our contact page
All Tali Katu Cultural Tours, Workshops and Kanyini Education, offerings are only available for group bookings available to:
• Not-for-Profit Organisations
• Corporate Groups
• Education Institutions
Kanyini Education is available for participants aged 16 years and over.
