From enjoying sunrise at Uluru to walking the base of this iconic monolith, here’s our list of best things to do in Uluru!
A trip through Australia’s Northern Territory’s red centre wouldn’t be complete without a stop to Uluru.
Taking residence in the living cultural landscape of Uluru Kata Tjuta National park, this iconic monolith stands at around 348 metres tall with a circumference of 9.4km and is the largest sandstone monolith in the world!
Uluru is a great place to learn about traditional Anangu culture of Australia, experience the incredible views of a desert sunrise and take part in one of the many activities and experiences on offer in this culturally rich landscape in the heart of the Northern Territory.
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Our Guide to the Best Things to Do in Uluru
While climbing Uluru was once a sought after tourist activity in Australia, due to the cultural significance of this site it was rightly discontinued in late 2019.
But don’t worry, there are still so many things to do in Uluru and so many ways to enjoy this iconic monolith!
For just $38 for 3 days, you get access to the entire national park of awe inspiring sunrises, resources of the local history at the cultural centre, experience this cultural site up close with the Uluru base walk, as well as explore the often overlooked Uluru Kata Tjuda National Park and the diversity of flora and fauna in the desert refuge of Walpa Gorge.
Overall, the park boasts over 100+ activities and tours to suit everyone’s ideal outback getaway, but with so much to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start!
So, here’s our list of the ten best things to do in Uluru!
1) See Uluru at Sunrise
The top of the list of things to do in Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park is to watch the sunrise light up the rock with those iconic red centre colours.
Be sure to make an early start into the park, and allow at least 30-40 min for the drive in and to settle in to watch this magical moment.
Make your way to the sunrise carpark where you can either head to the viewing area or if you want to avoid the crowds, consider bringing a chair and your early morning brew!
Safe to say, there is nothing quite like sipping on your morning coffee while you sit back and enjoy the sun light up this beautiful heart of the park.
The rock is in full glow just before the sun peaks over the horizon, so this is the moment to…
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