The domed ranges of Kata Tjuta have an extraordinary spiritual presence, more so than any other landscape formation. The local indigenous culture holds a strong spiritual connection to this place, and most visitors respect and acknowledge that. People from across the planet are drawn to walk through its valleys and sit in awe as the dawn and dusk light paint its hills in vibrant colors. It's important for people to connect with wild places, and Kata Tjuta is truly an extraordinary one. It is part of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory. The Anangu people, the traditional landowners of the national park, consider Uluru a sacred and important site that has existed since the beginning of time, dating back around 300 million years according to western science.