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Uluru, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

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#1 of 466 in Things to do in Northern Territory

#Geologic Formation, #Landmark, #Must See

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 lovethisplanet2014 On March 20, 2018

This place is one of the few UNESCO World Heritage sites for two aspects: unique landscape but also cultural significance. Uluru is a highly spiritual place. Even if you are non-aboriginal you can fee... more »
By MikelSky On March 20, 2018

The rock - known until recently as Ayers Rock, and the park and tasteful attractions around it are worth the flight or long bus/car ride to the center of Australia. The degree the colour and appearanc... more »
By Jchtetobin On March 19, 2018

I like natural wonders and my two teenage children accompanied me on this expensive side trip to the Australian Outback. We bought a package from SEEIT that included a guided tour of walking Ulura and... more »

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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 Luis Lares On March 29, 2018

A really beautiful and unique place to visit, the sunrise and sunset are amazing. The aboriginal history is quite interesting.

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By Chris Dess On December 10, 2017

Absolutely beautiful place. So much better than any pic. Well worth a visit. Must do the sunrise and sunset viewing. The walk around it is stunning.

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