Sacred Sites and Pilgrimages in Australia
A spiritual travel guide to Australia, covering 3 holy places and pilgrimage destinations.
This guide lists 3 sacred sites in Australia , connected to 2 spiritual traditions: Aboriginal Australian spirituality, Bahá'í Faith. 2 of them belong to UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Each guide covers history, what to see, dress code, opening hours and the best time to visit.
Sacred sites in Australia
Baháʼí House of Worship, Sydney
Visit the Baháʼí House of Worship in Sydney, a domed nine-sided temple on Ingleside heights, open to all faiths for prayer, reflection and quiet gardens.
Kata Tjuta
Walk among the domes of Kata Tjuta near Uluru, a sacred site for Anangu men's law, on the Valley of the Winds trail in Australia's Red Centre.
Uluru
Visit Uluru in Australia's Red Centre, a sacred monolith of the Anangu people, with guided base walks sharing Tjukurpa stories and desert sunsets.