There is so much to see and do in Uluru that it's next to impossible to see it all in one trip. From immersing yourself in one of the many Indigenous cultural experiences to one-of-a-kind, award-winning dining experiences and just exploring the wonder of the Red Centre, your itinerary is sure to be chock full of exciting adventures. Start planning the perfect Red Centre holiday with our list of the top 10 things to do in Uluru.

There are many incredible cultural experiences that should be on your Uluru itinerary, Wintjiri Wiru should be at the top of your list. This experience offers sunset cocktails and canapés with the majestic Uluru and Kata Tjuta as the backdrop. When the sun sets, 1,200 drones launch into the outback sky to tell a chapter of the Mala story like never before. Created in collaboration with local Anangu, the experience has won multiple awards, including Oceania's Leading Tourist Attraction at the World Travel Awards. This is one Uluru experience that you won't want to miss.

Australia's most recognisable landmark offers a stunning view from the ground, but there is nothing like getting a birds-eye view of Uluṟu and Kata Tjuta. The 25-minute flight will take you soaring above Uluru before seeing the beauty of Kata Tjuta's 36 domes from the sky. If you're after an epic experience that will stay with you long after you return home from your holiday, add this one to your itinerary.

Why dine indoors when you can dine with a view of Uluru? At the Field of Light Dinner, indulge in canapés and sparkling wine as you watch the sun set over Uluru with the sound of the didgeridoo as your soundtrack. As darkness falls, you'll enjoy a delicious three-course bush tucker-inspired buffet. After dinner, you'll sit back and relax as our resident star talker decodes through the southern night sky.

For a truly luxe outdoor dining experience, add the award-winning Tali Wiru to your list. This open-air restaurant offers magnificent views of Uluru and the stillness of the desert at night. Enjoy champagne and canapés before indulging in an exquisite four-course dinner paired with fine Australian wines, and listen and learn as our Indigenous storyteller tells stories of the world's oldest living culture.

If there's one time in your life that you absolutely must wake up early to catch the sunrise, it's when you're on holiday in Uluru. Whether you want to enjoy the sunrise on your own at the Car Sunrise Viewing Area or would prefer to join a sunrise tour, it's worth losing a bit of sleep for.

The newest sunrise experience at Ayers Rock Resort is Sunrise Journeys. The resort's laser, light, and sound show takes a work of art created by three Anangu women and brings it to life as the sun rises in the desert. The show is followed by a delightful breakfast filled with native flavours paired with our signature chai tea.

If you're after a sunrise adventure, Desert Awakenings might be the experience for you. Watch the sunrise over Kata Tjuta while you enjoy a traditional Aussie breakfast of bacon and egg rolls, tea, coffee, and homemade damper with syrup in the open air. Afterwards, you'll enjoy a guided tour around the base of Uluru, where your guide will talk you through the Mala Tjukurpa (creation story).

If you're searching for the perfect way to spend an afternoon in Uluru, Australian Native High Tea is a must-do. This experience combines the long tradition of afternoon tea with the culture and lively native flavours of the Red Centre. Enjoy sweet and savoury petit fours paired with a selection of gourmet teas and coffee by Blak Brews.

Uluru has been named one of the most relaxing tourist destinations in the world, so if you're looking for a holiday to get away from the hustle and bustle, you've come to the right place. Indulge in a spa treatment or massage at Red Ochre Spa for an afternoon of ultimate Red Centre relaxation, or head to one of the resort’s pools for some poolside zen time.

There are so many opportunities to immerse yourself in Anangu culture on your Uluru holiday. Join a free Bush Food Experience and learn about Australian native bush foods with a tasting of seasonal seeds, fruits and spices. Hear stories of Aboriginal culture and traditions while learning about traditional Indigenous tools at Bush Yarns. Join our daily Guided Garden Walk, where you'll learn about local flora, bush foods, trees native to Australia, and the medicines traditionally used.

Coming to the Red Centre and not exploring the base of Uluru would be akin to going to Italy and skipping out on the Trevi Fountain. This is an absolute must on your visit to Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. The base is 10km around the circumference of the rock, and the base walk is a wonderful way to learn about the significance of the area. You can walk the whole 10km or explore portions of the track, depending on your fitness level. Visitors can also embark on a Segway Tour around the base or rent a bicycle to tour around Uluru!

Indigenous artists use art to tell the stories of their culture and heritage, and there is no finer display of the incredible work of Indigenous artists than the Gallery of Central Australia (GoCA). Located adjacent to Desert Gardens Hotel, GoCA is home to over 350 works of art by Indigenous artists of the Central and Western Desert region. The gallery is free to visit and open daily from 9-5, making it the perfect addition to your Red Centre itinerary.

Covering an area the size of nine football fields, watch as 50,000 radiant frosted-glass spheres light up the desert as Uluru falls into darkness. The Field of Light, by internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro, is a truly magical and tranquil experience not to be missed on your visit to Uluru.

Whether you're searching for adventure or relaxation, you'll find it in the Spiritual Heart of Australia. Plan a holiday you'll never forget at Ayers Rock Resort.