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A 2003 recreation of an original mud-brick mosque built around 1882 by Afghan camel herders. It is utilised by a tiny Afghan community that still lives in the area to this day and the first ever mosque in Australia.
While not actually in the town, this geoglyph put the town on the map for some time. Discovered by Europeans in 1998, this 4.2km tall man was etched into the desert sand presumably only a few years prior. It's creator remains a mystery, but clues later pointed to it being funded by Americans. Some view it as a landmark to the Aboriginal culture and the outback, while others call it 'environmental vandalism'. Either way, it is a sight worth seeing if you can afford the charter plane that will take you to see it.