The most southerly town in the Northern Territory is Kulgera. It is close to the geographical central point of Australia, in a region of vast cattle stations. It is the community of the Pitjantjatjara aboriginal people and there are some significant sites of aboriginal rock paintings in the area. Travellers to Uluru like to stop in to Kulgera on the way for rest and refreshment at the pub. Visit Kulgera Pioneer Museum which is housed in a 1920's outback homestead.

Other places to visit in the region are the Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, the Henbury Meteorites and Mount Blatherskite. It is excellent country for adventurous four-wheel driving, such as following the Goyder Stock Route. Kulgera Roadhouse Hotel Motel has motel rooms as well as caravan and camping sites. There is a kiosk, service station, souvenir shop, restaurant and take away.

Location
Kulgera is 21 km from the SA - NT border.

Activities
Kulgera has a friendly country atmosphere, a great pub, a museum, aboriginal rock art sites, cattle stations and 4WD opportunities.