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Twenty reasons to visit Uluru
There's much more to this iconic destination than the big red rock.
There's much more to this iconic destination than the big red rock.
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There's no shortage of activities at our sacred monolith, writes Julietta Jameson.
Having a born storyteller as your guide around Uluru makes for an unforgettable experience, writes Monique Farmer.
It's difficult to justify banning people for religious reasons one day and then welcoming them back for a fee the next.
Cheaper flights and a swag of new tour resorts and hotel makeovers are helping lure travellers back to central Australia, writes Lee Atkinson.
When you're in Alice Springs or staying near Uluru, there are great day trips to be taken, writes Lee Atkinson.
Climbing Uluru is akin to trampling across an altar in the Vatican.
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No matter how many times you've seen it in photos, nothing comes close to seeing this icon in real life. The giant monolith is best seen at sunset and dawn, as the light changes and the rock seems to glow a vivid shade of red. The 10km base-walk is a must-do, offering a different perspective on the site. Nearby Kata Tjuta, another impressive rock formation, completes this essential Central Australian experience.