Kwartatuna / Ormiston Gorge is the perfect spot in Tjoritja / West MacDonnell Ranges for everyone to enjoy. Whether you enjoy a short walk, a hike, picnics with stunning views, or a cold swim, Ormiston Gorge has you covered. ​📸: 曲辰.ontheroad

If you want a taste of what Mars might be like, then come and visit Kata Tjuta. The 36 domes that make up this formation, give the illusion of an other-wordly landscape. ​This here is at Walpa Gorge, a 1 hour 2.6km return walk at Kata Tjuta.

How's that fiery glow along the ranges as the sun reflects off the rock? Hikers trying out the Ridgetop Trail or Trephina Gorge Walk at Trephina Gorge in the East MacDonnell Ranges will be delighted by these views. Be sure to add the East Macs to your itinerary to the Red Centre.

A boat race without water may seem odd, but for the Henley on Todd Regatta that is just how it works. This event runs in a Flintstones manner, with 'boat' races taking place running up and down the dry bed of the Todd River. 2022 celebrates the 60th anniversary of the event.

How stunning are these views around Kings Canyon? These ancienct domes located on the top of the canyon, look like a village of houses with one of the most stunning outback views to look out to. Thanks to @lesbeanflannel for tagging us in your holiday snaps!

Want to know how to get the best shot of Uluru at sunset? Grab yourself a something to sit on, pack a drink 🥂 and some treats 🧺,  and head on down to the Uluru sunset viewing area with your camera 📸. Make sure you get there early, because the car park can fill up quickly.

If your in Central Australia and looking for some 4WD fun, we recommend Finke Gorge National Park. Home to both the popular Palm Valley and hidden treasure in Boggy Hole, the unique landscape is like no other.

Coming in 2023, by the same artist who created the Field of Light at Uluru, and following the recent success of Tropical Light in Darwin, we are very excited to host the next installation by Bruce Munro "Light-Towers" at Discover Kings Canyon Resort.

How cute is little Chelsea popping her head up to say Hello. Visit the orphaned joeys at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs. On the sunset tour you'll learn about the stories of all the kangaroos who have been rescued and of course you can get your cuddle with a baby joey.

It's like the sky is painted to reflect the colours of the Field of Light.

Standley Chasm is a gorgeous stop in the West MacDonnell Ranges only 40 minutes west of Alice Springs. Come and experience 80m cliff faces that meet at a 3m wide gap. Join a walking tour of the chasm or learn from them in an art class and grab a bite to eat from the cafe.

If you're heading for a stop in Tennant Creek and are looking for something interesting to do, you should checkout the Battery Hill Underground Mine Tour. For 1.5 hours, go underground with your guide and see what life was like for the miners of Battery Hill.

While this shot might be an illusion to make the person look tiny, if you get to experience Walpa Gorge at Kata Tjuta you will probably get the sensation that you feel small next to the giant rock walls.

How sensational does Rainbow Valley look here! The jagged outline of the rock full of coloured bands are what you can expect to see. Camp the night and experience the bands of rock change colour with the setting sun.

2022 Brolga Northern Territory Tourism Awards just kicking off. Good luck to all #TourismCentralAustralia members #RedCentreNT #Brolgas2022

#Brolgas2022 Congratulations #TrekLarapinta for taking out the Ecotourism category at NT Tourism Awards #RedCentreNT

#Brolgas2022 Congratulations #uluruaudioguide for winning Tourism Retail and Services category at NT Tourism Awards #RedCentreNT

Congratulations to us! #TourismCentralAustralia winner of Tourism Marketing & Campaigns at #Brolgas2022 for Get Out There in the Red Centre #RedCentreNT

What a campsite! You don’t get much more peaceful than this spot along the Plenty River. Thanks @dons_tours/IG for the awesome photo! 📸

This Is artist Ann Lane from @ikuntjiartists. Ikuntji Artists was the first art centre established by women in the Western Desert Art Movement. Located 230km west of Alice Springs, Ikuntji Artists is featured in the Red Centre Art Guide on our website: bit.ly/3Qb9dUM