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Uluru, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

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#1 of 464 in Things to do in Northern Territory

#Geologic Formation, #Landmark, #Must See

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You've most likely seen the pictures, but you haven't truly seen Uluru until you've watched it change color as the sun rises or sets. Commonly known as Ayer's Rock, this massive piece of sandstone with a circumference of 9.4 km (5.8 mi) rises 348 m (1,142 ft) out of the flat Australian Outback. Take a walking tour with a local Anangu guide to learn about the native plants and animals and the spiritual importance of this natural wonder. Be here at dawn or dusk and discover just how many different shades of red exist. By using our Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park day trip planning website , you can arrange your visit to Uluru and other attractions in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

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• By GloryandJerry S On June 1, 2018

  A must see as an Australian icon. Extraordinary formation and in the right light conditions spectacularly colorful. We took an SEIT sunrise tour and due to the time of year or atmospheric conditions t...  more »

• By DingleyDave On May 30, 2018

  We travelled with Seit Outback Australia Tours for a sunrise and canyon walk. Arriving at the sand dune lookout at 7.00am, it was still dark and very cold however the sun rising over Uluru was spectac...  more »

• By Meagan W On May 29, 2018

  Uluru & the Olga’s from above was spectacular. We used Ayres Rock Helicopter and our female pilot was great. The base walk of the rock really makes you realise how huge it is. We saw plenty of wildlif...  more »

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• By Susan Gregory On April 24, 2018

  Within National Park - passes avail for Uluru & Kata Juta, 3 day pass adequate. Sunrise & sunset viewing a must. Lots of parking but get there early!! Field of Lights can only be done on a tour (sunrise or sunset). Climbing Uluru is still allowed but not recommended, guided tours available around part of base.

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• By Kelly M On February 28, 2018

  Easy to follow path around the perimeter makes this suitable for visitors of all ages. So many flies though, so be prepared for that. Lots of viewing trips from the resort area makes this real accessible for all. The sunrise was my favourite experience, but take a jumper for it as the mornings are very cool.

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• By Emilian Kavalski On March 2, 2018

  A truly sacred place - it is hard to describe the experience of being here. A truly worthwhile pilgrimage. Respect and recognition!

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• By Annika Du On March 24, 2018

  Absolutely special this place! Would recommend the 10.6km Walk around the rock! Beware of snakes.

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• By Rebekah Yardley On May 8, 2018

  I haven't been since I was a little kid but I loved it then and can't wait to take my partner and daughter there😍

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