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Uluru Highlights from Ayers Rock Resort

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Uluru Highlights from Ayers Rock Resort - Bushwalking, Nature & WildlifeNature overwhelms you in the Red Centre. Uluru, an awesome red monolith of stone protruding from the desert and Kata Tjuta, a vast collection of rock domes.

Ancient spiritual beliefs of the traditional Aboriginal owners pervade each cave and cleft ... silent and strong. To visit Uluru is a powerful and moving experience of awe and wonder.

This is a very popular tour to Uluru from Ayers Rock Resort. There is plenty to see and do on this tour.

Tour Includes:

Yulara, a modern desert tourist resort town
Experience the presence of Uluru, the massive stone heart of Australia
Learn of Aboriginal Tjukurpa and rock art on the Guided Mala Walk
Take a complete circuit tour around the base of Uluru
learn the geology and legends of the rock
Take a guided walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole and see Aboriginal rock art
Learn of the law, legends and bush tucker of the Anangu people
Visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, learn about Aboriginal culture and art
Uluru base, see it, touch it perhaps even climb it
Visit Kata Tjuta, walking trails lead to cool valleys and secluded waterholes
Witness an Uluru sunset while sipping sparkling wine or juice
A sunset buffet consisting of cold meats, garden salad and bread.

NOTE: The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee is a government charge payable directly to the Park and is not included in the fare. The entry fee of $25 is valid 3 days and was correct at the time of publishing. It is subject to change without notice. Children no Charge. The Uluru climb may be closed at anytime due to Aboriginal cultural requirements or extreme weather conditions.




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