Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park

A pleasant, easy walk around the base offering stunning views. It’s a shame we could no longer hike or climb to the top - reckon the views would be even more breathtaking. The guided walk was informative & the ranger was friendly and knowledgeable. The area was well-equipped with basic facilities like toilets and drinking water. The walk to the cultural center took about 35 minutes.

Amazing experience visiting. Get your tickets online and just scan at the entrance it is valid for three days. The park is very organized with many parking lots separated for buses and cars. Make sure to check it out the website for maps of trails and also sensitive areas. Don’t miss sunset/ sunrise both fantastic!

One of the best experiences I’ve ever had. This place is full of mystical vibes and Indigenous culture. Here you can really imagine how the Natives used to live in ancient times and how important this place has been for their culture. If you’re looking for a truly authentic experience in the Red Centre, this is exactly what you’re searching for

I visited Uluru in August and it was a truly breathtaking experience. The sheer size and beauty of this sacred site left me speechless. I had a deep understanding of the cultural significance of Uluru. Watching the sunset and sunrise over the rock was magical. I highly recommend visiting Uluru for anyone traveling to Australia—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

📌 Uluru 🌄 Uluru – Where the Earth Speaks in Stories Standing before Uluru (Ayers Rock), my husband and I were absolutely in awe — not just by its sheer size or its striking red glow at sunset, but by the deep, spiritual presence it holds. 💫 This UNESCO World Heritage site isn’t just a rock — it's a sacred site for the Anangu people, rich with ancient stories passed down through generations. Stories that teach, inspire, and guide — serving as role models for those yet to come. 💬 Every crevice, every color shift tells a tale. And let’s be honest... photos don’t do it justice — you feel Uluru more than you see it. (Pro tip: pack extra memory cards... and maybe some tissues — it’s that moving 😅) Grateful for this experience, and humbled by the history etched into this land.