spoken word stories

Johanna Griggs, beloved Aussie TV presenter and former swimmer, called Wintjiri Wiru “mesmerising” - an emotional, powerful way to experience one of the world’s oldest living cultures. Hear what she had to say.

Mark Beretta, Sunrise sports presenter, called Wintjiri Wiru the standout experience of his year - “mind blowing, emotional, and something every Australian should see.” Hear why it left such a mark.

Beau Ryan, TV and radio presenter, said Wintjiri Wiru brought a calm and peace he’d never felt before - “unrivalled and unforgettable.” It’s something you have to see to believe.

Sofia Levin, food journalist and MasterChef Australia judge, called visiting Anangu land and experiencing Sunrise Journeys one of her year’s highlights - “beautiful, inspiring, and truly unforgettable.”

Lee, a teacher and guest at Wintjiri Wiru, said she “must’ve said wow 50 million times". For her, it’s a powerful, unforgettable way to learn and pass on the story of Australia’s oldest living culture.

Amy always dreamed of sharing Uluru with her daughter Ava - not just the beauty, but the cultural stories passed down by the Anangu. Experiencing Wintjiri Wiru together made it all the more powerful and unforgettable.

Jacqueline said Wintjiri Wiru gave her goosebumps - the sound, the traditional language, the voices and song brought the story and landscape to life. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience. Hear more in her own words.

Martin visited Wintjiri Wiru to honour his late wife’s bucket list wish - to experience Uluru and its stories. “The Anangu tell us to listen to stories through our heart and soul”, he says. Hear Martin’s moving journey in his own words.