Mutitjulu Waterhole

Mutitjulu Waterhole is a semi-permanent waterhole at the base of Uluru in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory. Located on the southern side of Uluru at the end of the Kuniya Walk, it is fed by runoff from the rock after rain. The site is notable for its scenic rock walls, rock art, tranquil waters and cultural importance to Anangu, the traditional owners of the area.

Visitors can expect a short, flat walk (Kuniya Walk) leading to a sheltered gorge and waterhole at the base of Uluru's southern cliffs. The waterhole is surrounded by high rock walls with caves containing rock art. Interpretive signs explain the natural environment and Tjukurpa stories. The area is peaceful, with reflections in the water after rain, birdlife, and shaded viewing areas. Access is via a graded walking track from the Kuniya carpark.