Cycling at Uluru - Credit Tourism NT/Laura Bell
Kata Tjuta at sunrise - Credit Tourism NT/Jason Charles Hill
Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience - Credit Tourism NT/Archie Sartracom
Uluru at Sunset - Credit Tourism NT/Bronte Stephens
Night sky at Watarrka National Park - Credit Tourism NT/Paddy Pallin
Uluru
The spiritual heart of Australia and home to the mighty Uluru / Ayers Rock has plenty on to complement a visit to this sacred sandstone icon.
Formed over 550 million years ago and rising alone to 348 metres in the orange-red hue of the outback, Uluru is a true global icon.
The impressive co-namesakes for the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park are 36 equally ancient domes of Kata-Tjuta, also known as the Olgas. Rich in Aboriginal Dreamtime legend, walking tours lead by the land’s traditional landowners of the Anangu reveal enchanting insights of life once spent subsisting in harmony with the environment.
A sundowner and dinner in the desert under a spectacular night sky is like no other experience in the world!
