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The world's most iconic monolith — a 348m sandstone inselberg sacred to the Anangu people for over 30,000 years. The rock changes colour from burnt orange to deep crimson at sunrise and sunset. The 10.6km base walk circumnavigates the entire formation past Tjukurpa (Dreaming) story sites, waterholes, and ancient rock art. Australia's most recognised natural landmark and a dual UNESCO World Heritage site. Sacred to Anangu traditional owners and one of the world's great natural wonders.
History buffs, family education stops
You only have time for natural attractions
30-60 min
Dry Season (May–Oct)
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Dry Season (May–Oct)
• Limited phone signal
• Carry 3L water/person/day
Distance
1432km from Darwin
Drive Time
17h 54min
Best Season
Dry Season (May–Oct)
Rating
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• Limited phone signal
• Carry 3L water/person/day
Distance
1432km from Darwin
Drive Time
17h 54min
Best Season
Dry Season (May–Oct)
Rating
No reviews yet
Uluru (Ayers Rock) · ACST
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